Almost 9,000 Morgan Hill students returned to the district's 15 schools Tuesday with smiling faces, the effects of May's budget cuts, summer's administrative turnover and program changes as yet unfelt.
It was business as usual on the first day, with teachers orienting students and teary-eyed parents dropping off equally teary-eyed students with bright, new backpacks and first-day jitters.
In this video, we talk with students and parents about the first day.
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