Post Falls High School welcomes incoming ninth graders at LINK orientation
Members of the Class of 2029 gather in the Post Falls High School gym Thursday for their LINK Crew freshman orientation, which introduced them to their new school, teachers and classmates while easing the anxiety of entering their first year in high school.
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Teachers line the halls of Post Falls High School to cheer on incoming ninth graders Thursday during the annual LINK freshman orientation, in its 21st year. Many students across North Idaho return to the classroom Tuesday.
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Post Falls High School teacher Ryan Wood and Superintendent Dena Naccarato take a break from leading the LINK Crew freshman orientation to snap a photo Thursday morning. Naccarato introduced the program to the district 21 years ago. Wood has been a longtime LINK coordinator. Both are retiring at the end of the 2025-2026 school year.
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POST FALLS — The first day of school — and all the butterflies and nerves that come with it — will arrive today for many public school students across Kootenai County.
In the Post Falls School District, administrators, staff members and upperclass peers took incoming Post Falls High School ninth graders under their wings Thursday during the annual LINK freshman orientation.
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