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Images: Readers share back-to-school photos

Kids all over the suburbs are headed back to school, and we invite you to celebrate by sharing your own back-to-school photos. Whether elementary, middle or high school, we'd like to see what you get in the coming days. Please email us a photo, along with details about who shot it and where and something about who is in the photo. Please send your picture in the largest size to photos@dailyherald.com and then keep an eye on the Daily Herald and www.dailyherald.com to see whether we shared it with the rest of our readership.

St. Colette eighth-grader Margaret Fecko and FR. Brian Simpson prepare for the outdoor bilingual Mass at the parish's annual picnic celebration. Photo courtesy of Lucy Fecko
Zoey and Zara Patel, twin sisters, on their very first PrK-4 day at St. James School. Photo courtesy of St. James School
Amelia Stock (1st grade) supported by her brothers--all energetic growing disciples! Photo courtesy of St. James School
FR. Matt Foley, Abby Oskroba (4th grade), Makayla Moses (4th grade), Olive Meyers (4th grade), Natalie Gawron (2nd grade), Aleksandra Gawron (4th grade), Kameron Washington (8th grade), Timmy Dillon (5th grade) and Joseph Dillon (8th grade) ready to start the year to grow in faith, excellence, leadership and service. Photo courtesy of St. James School
Sofia Phillips (7th grade), left, with siblings Kate (6th grade) and Louis (3rd grade). Learning together at school and at home! Photo courtesy of St. James School
Stella Zafiris (6th grade), Mrs. Pappas, principal, Joey (6th grade), Maggie (8th grade), and Luke (3rd grade) Pappanicholas--a warm welcome, a foundation for openness and learning. Photo courtesy of St. James School
Anna Mead, waiting for the bus on her first day of school as a 6th grader at South Middle School in Arlington Heights. One thing unique about Anna is that she plays cello with the string music program, "Music for Youth" and trumpet in the band. She has been playing cello since she was very young, and trumpet since 5th grade. Photo courtesy of Karen Mead
St. Colette School's Tiger Mascot welcomes second grader Jayden Hurtado of Palatine to the start of the school year, as new principal Joe Quinlan joins in the fun. Photo courtesy of Lucy Fecko
7th grade in Rolling Meadows. Photo courtesy of Carol Maria
St. Colette's Tiger Mascot welcomes students to the start of a new school year: Left to right are Aiden Macias 2nd Grade, Ruby Casas 4th Grade, Daviyon Brown 6th Grade, Samridh Bhattachary Pre-K, Priam Bustos 2nd Grade, andLily Cameron 1st Grade. Photo courtesy of Lucy Fecko
Daniela is a third grader in Arlington Heights. She loves singing, coloring, soccer, and gymnastics. She will also be taller than me when grown up. Photo courtesy of Beth Alaimo
Dominic is a Kindergartner in Arlington Heights. He loves all sports (mainly soccer and baseball), matchbox cars, and superheroes. He should be 6'-4" to 6'-6" when all grown up, so we are hoping for any scholarship. Ha ha! Photo courtesy of Beth Alaimo
Rosary seniors were treated to a courtyard picnic by Sister Geraldine Kemper, OP, on the first day of school, August 15. Photo courtesy of Vicki Danklefsen, Rosary High School
Enders-Salk Class of 2030 in Schaumburg. Photo courtesy of Rachel Colleen
Ryan (6th grade) and Addy (1st grade) head out to Blackwell Elementary in Schaumburg for the first day of school. Addy was nervous and needed her big brother ... she said, "hold my hand and I'll be brave." Photo courtesy of Sarah McGrew
Ryan (6th grade) and Addy (1st grade) head out to Blackwell Elementary in Schaumburg for the first day of school. Addy was nervous and needed her big brother ... she said, "hold my hand and I'll be brave." Photo courtesy of Sarah McGrew
Photo courtesy of Holly Stewart-RascheFirst day of fourth grade at Winston Campus Elementary School in Palatine.
First day of first grade at Willow Bend School in Rolling Meadows. Photo courtesy of Nicole Serafini-Maher
First day of first grade at Winston Campus Elementary School in Palatine. Photo courtesy of Holly Stewart-Rasche
Mallory Brooks, 7, of Buffalo Grove headed eagerly to second grade Tuesday, flashing a sign that meant "grade two" and not "peace." Pictured alone and with her Dad, former Daily Herald writer Chad Brooks. As the daughter of two former Herald staff, her favorite part of school is reading! Photo courtesy of Erin Brooks
Mallory Brooks, 7, of Buffalo Grove headed eagerly to second grade Tuesday, flashing a sign that meant "grade two" and not "peace." Pictured alone and with her Dad, former Daily Herald writer Chad Brooks. As the daughter of two former Herald staff, her favorite part of school is reading! Photo courtesy of Erin Brooks
Seniors at Palatine High School participate in the annual “Senior March” to start the 2018-2019 school year August 13.
Photo courtesy of HR ImagingOver 300 staff members of Lake Park High School District 108 in Roselle united for a district wide photo at the West Campus stadium to demonstrate "We Are One!" Composed of two campuses situated three miles apart, Lake Park serves approximately 2,600 students. Freshmen and sophomores attend East Campus; juniors and seniors attend West Campus.
Devin and Marcus Hansen attend Otter Creek Elementary School in Elgin. Devin is in Kindergarten, Marcus is a fourth grade student. Photo courtesy of Lynn Butler
Devin and Marcus Hansen attend Otter Creek Elementary School in Elgin. Devin is in Kindergarten, Marcus is a fourth grade student. Photo courtesy of Lynn Butler
There's a new sheriff in town! St. Colette School in Rolling Meadows welcomes new Principal Mr. Joseph Quinlan. Photo courtesy of Nancy Mostardo
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