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Incoming sixth grader Annelise Nash is Hoover’s student council president. She is scared of her new responsibilities this year but is most looking forward to meeting new friends. Hoover STUCO plans school parades, a conference, Veteran’s Day activities, a food drive, a Christmas dance, Angel Tree, trash cleanup days, a blanket drive, bingo with seniors and an overnight trip.

Left to right: Porter twins and incoming fifth graders Paisley and Parker, age 10. “I'm very excited to be in this class,” Paisley said. “My friend has a tutor with (Leslee Conditt) and she said she's the best teacher. I’m excited for the student council. (I’ll run for) probably not like president, but like, maybe vice president, maybe.” “This is going to be a very exciting year,” Parker said. “I’m looking forward to all my different classes and seeing what different friends I'll make this year.” “I mean, it's, you know, it's a little sad,” dad Nick Porter said. “We were at the same school, at Cross Timbers, for five years. I'm excited for them. They play a lot of sports, and so they've made a lot of friends with that. A lot of them are going to be coming to this school together, so I'm glad for them to be able to have more of their friends. We’ve heard nothing but great things with this school. I know they're excited, too.”

(L-R): Josh Weston, Hunter Weston, band and choir teacher Heidi Bargsley and Amy Weston. Hunter Weston is nervous to be in a bigger school but excited for the new opportunities.

(L-R): Incoming fifth graders Reese Winter, Marlie Moormon, Kennedi Brown, Ava Gaston and Jeanna Nazareno are excited for new clubs and activities available at Hoover Elementary.