Barbara Lawlor, Nederland. Goodbye to NES. On the last day of school, a group of fifth grade mothers hung toilet paper from their necks knowing that saying good bye to Nederland Elementary School
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Barbara Lawlor, Nederland. Goodbye to NES. On the last day of school, a group of fifth grade mothers hung toilet paper from their necks knowing that saying good bye to Nederland Elementary School meant many tear, for students, parents and teachers. As the fifth graders left the building they ran the gauntlet of hands from the rest of the students and hugs from the teachers.
