Z is for the ZEBRA at the end of the alphabet wall. View photo »

y is for the letter Y sitting on the chalkboard. View photo »

X is for the XYLOPHONE and other instruments for students. View photo »

W is for the Window Cathedral School teacher Jody Kelley was decorating. View photo »

V is for the signs that remind students to Verify their answers. View photo »

U is for the UNIFORMS Carly Trisler was checking out at Monette’s in Natchez. View photo »

T is for the TEACHERS like Amy Callon getting ready for school. View photo »

S is for the School supplies waiting to be used. View photo »

R is for Readiness lessons taught to Natchez High School instructors by Natchez Police Officer Tom McGehee. View photo »

Q is for the Quizzes waiting to be handed out. View photo »

P is for the PLAYTIME Samantha Ashley was enjoying when she visited her new classroom. View photo »

O is for the OPEN doors at Trinity Episcopal Day School. View photo »

N is for the NAMETAGS Cathedral’s Sharon Freeman writes on her students take home bags. View photo »

M is for boxes of Markers on school supply lists. View photo »

L is for the empty LOCKERS at Natchez High School waiting for the first day of school. View photo »

K is for the KINDERGARTEN sign on Amy Callon’s desk in Cathedral School. View photo »

J is for the large orange J Cathedral’s Paige Iseminger was taping to the hallway. View photo »

I is for the Instruments in baskets waiting to be played. View photo »

H is for unopened HIstory books sitting on Cathedral School desks. View photo »

G is for the globe sitting in the Cathedral Elementary hallway. View photo »

F is for the fish swimming in the Cathedral hallways. View photo »

E is for the Einstien poster at ACCS. View photo »

D is for the Andrencia Brown’s backpack decision at K-mart. View photo »

C is for cutting new material for the first day of school. View photo »

B is for book sitting in the Cathedral elementary library waiting for students. View photo »

A is for the big red APPLE back to school sign in the hallways of Cathedral Elementary School. View photo »