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The Tiburon Peninsula heads back to school

At top, Arjun and Heather Arora of Tiburon walk their children, Sophia, 7, and Adrian, 5, to school on Aug. 20 at Tiburon Boulevard and Lyford Drive. It was the first day of classes at Reed Elementary School, which serves prekindergarten through second grade, and the rest of the Reed Union School District. Classes at St. Hilary School, the private K-8 Catholic school on Hilary Drive, started Aug. 24. At center, Mark Cupta (right) and his nephews Locke, 5, and Cole, 3, look over emergency gear at the Tiburon Police Department’s booth during Friday Night on Main on Aug. 21 in downtown Tiburon. The free event was a send-off to summer as classes resumed, with live music from Void Where Prohibited (bottom left), face painting and food and drink for sale from Tiburon restaurants. (Amelia Plumb / For The Ark)
At top, Arjun and Heather Arora of Tiburon walk their children, Sophia, 7, and Adrian, 5, to school on Aug. 20 at Tiburon Boulevard and Lyford Drive. It was the first day of classes at Reed Elementary School, which serves prekindergarten through second grade, and the rest of the Reed Union School District. Classes at St. Hilary School, the private K-8 Catholic school on Hilary Drive, started Aug. 24. At center, Mark Cupta (right) and his nephews Locke, 5, and Cole, 3, look over emergency gear at the Tiburon Police Department’s booth during Friday Night on Main on Aug. 21 in downtown Tiburon. The free event was a send-off to summer as classes resumed, with live music from Void Where Prohibited (bottom left), face painting and food and drink for sale from Tiburon restaurants. (Amelia Plumb / For The Ark)

 
 

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