Students arrive for the first day of school at Armistead Gardens Elementary School in Baltimore.

Students arrive for the first day of school at Armistead Gardens Elementary School in Baltimore. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School

Students wait to enter Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City.

Students wait to enter Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Baltimore International Academy East

Students in the Chinese language immersion program line up in the hallway between classes at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school.

Students in the Chinese language immersion program line up in the hallway between classes at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Armistead Gardens Elementary School

Maryland State School Superintendant Mohammed Choudhury talks with Alexander Coto, 12, during 6th grade math class at Armistead Gardens Elementary School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City.

Maryland State School Superintendant Mohammed Choudhury talks with Alexander Coto, 12, during 6th grade math class at Armistead Gardens Elementary School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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First day of school

Students arrive for the first day of school at Armistead Gardens Elementary School in Baltimore.

Students arrive for the first day of school at Armistead Gardens Elementary School in Baltimore. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Johnston Square Elementary School

Second graders exit Johnston Square Elementary School at noon Monday with early dismissal due to the heat and the lack of air conditioning in the building.

Second graders exit Johnston Square Elementary School at noon Monday with early dismissal due to the heat and the lack of air conditioning in the building. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Johnston Square Elementary School

BlueDestiny Conyers, 6, hugs her mother Nyisha Barnes after she is picked up from Johnston Square Elementary School during early dismissal due to the heat.

BlueDestiny Conyers, 6, hugs her mother Nyisha Barnes after she is picked up from Johnston Square Elementary School during early dismissal due to the heat. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Armistead Gardens Elementary School

Maryland State School Superintendant Mohammed Choudhury talks with students at Armistead Gardens Elementary School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City.

Maryland State School Superintendant Mohammed Choudhury talks with students at Armistead Gardens Elementary School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School

Parent and students arrive at Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City.

Parent and students arrive at Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School on the first day of classes in Baltimore City. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Baltimore International Academy East

Teacher Rihab Rishak talks to her kindergarten students in the Arabic language immersion program at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school.

Teacher Rihab Rishak talks to her kindergarten students in the Arabic language immersion program at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Baltimore International Academy East

Aaliyah Locks, 5, listens to her Arabic teacher on her first day of kindergarten at Baltimore International Academy East.

Aaliyah Locks, 5, listens to her Arabic teacher on her first day of kindergarten at Baltimore International Academy East. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Baltimore International Academy East

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and city school superintendent Dr. Sonja Santelises listen to a lesson in the Chinese language immersion program at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and city school superintendent Dr. Sonja Santelises listen to a lesson in the Chinese language immersion program at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Baltimore International Academy East

Baltimore City school superintendent Dr. Sonja Santelises (center) and Mayor Brandon Scott wave at kindergarten students in the Arabic language immersion program at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school.

Baltimore City school superintendent Dr. Sonja Santelises (center) and Mayor Brandon Scott wave at kindergarten students in the Arabic language immersion program at Baltimore International Academy East on the first day of school. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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Johnston Square Elementary School

A young student waves back at the crossing guard after getting out of school early at Johnston Square Elementary School due to the heat and the lack of air conditioning in the building.

A young student waves back at the crossing guard after getting out of school early at Johnston Square Elementary School due to the heat and the lack of air conditioning in the building. (Jerry Jackson/Baltimore Sun)

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First Day of School

Kindergarten teacher Nicole Raffer gives Kemi Ogunjinmi an extra-high five when the kindergarten student correctly spelled her own first and last name on her first day at Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex. Students returned to in-person learning at schools in Baltimore City and Baltimore and Howard Counties on Monday.

Kindergarten teacher Nicole Raffer gives Kemi Ogunjinmi an extra-high five when the kindergarten student correctly spelled her own first and last name on her first day at Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex. Students returned to in-person learning at schools in Baltimore City and Baltimore and Howard Counties on Monday. (Amy Davis)

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First Day of School

Students in Lisa Markley's first grade class, including in front from left, Selena McKinney and Nolan Cummings, enjoy a game during recess on the first day back at Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex.

Students in Lisa Markley's first grade class, including in front from left, Selena McKinney and Nolan Cummings, enjoy a game during recess on the first day back at Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex. (Amy Davis)

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First Day of School

In front, Tonia Momo, left, and Jordan Butler, right, play hula hoops during recess with other second graders from Lisa Wilson's class on the first day at Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex.

In front, Tonia Momo, left, and Jordan Butler, right, play hula hoops during recess with other second graders from Lisa Wilson's class on the first day at Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex. (Amy Davis)

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First Day of School

Baltimore County School board member Kathleen Causey, left, and Superintendent Dr. Darryl L. Williams visit Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex during a tour of county schools on the first day of school. Students also returned in person to schools in Baltimore City and Howard County on Monday.

Baltimore County School board member Kathleen Causey, left, and Superintendent Dr. Darryl L. Williams visit Mars Estates Elementary School in Essex during a tour of county schools on the first day of school. Students also returned in person to schools in Baltimore City and Howard County on Monday. (Amy Davis)

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