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Saying Goodbye: Eighth Grade Walk At Ernest Ward Middle
May 30, 2015
The first eighth grade class to attend the newly rebuilt Ernest Ward Middle School in Walnut Hill ended their middle school careers Friday with smiles, shouts and tears. The students, many headed to different high schools next fall, said goodbye to friends, teachers and middle school during the traditional “Eighth Grade Walk” on the last day of school.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Saying Goodbye: Eighth Grade Walk At Ernest Ward Middle”
Looking forward to see the new freshmens next year. Make your last 4 years at Northview be the BEST! high school is so much fun!!
Touching story! Shows that we have some fine, compassionate and caring young people up on the north end of the county. Makes me very proud and hopeful they will grow into the same kind of adults. (y)