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BRIDGEPORT— Senators Ed Gomes (D-Bridgeport) and Marilyn Moore (D-Bridgeport) joined community members Thursday morning to greet students at Bassick High School for the first day of school. The group of nearly 40 volunteers, which included parents, community members, alumni, and former and current Bridgeport Public Schools employees, gathered at Bassick at 7:00 a.m. and lined up at the school’s atrium to cheer students on, wish them luck, and encourage them to make the best of their time at school.

“You are all scholars; have a great year; welcome back; we believe in you; go Bassick!,” were a few of the chants that were shouted out as the greeters clapped each time a new group of students entered the school doors.

“There was so much energy in the room, so much enthusiasm,” Sen. Moore, chairperson of the General Assembly’s Committee on Children, said. “We want to let our students know they have support in the community, we believe in them and we wish them all a fantastic and productive school year.”

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Winfield said he and a group of adults from the neighborhood have been making their way to the city’s K-8s and high schools twice a month to greet students throughout the school year for at least three years now.

“The first time we did it, we had no plans to keep going,” he said. “We just wanted to do something nice at least once and we started at Lincoln-Bassett. It always starts here.”

Read the full article at the New Haven Independent.