❄️🎅 Elon Elementary's fourth graders brightened the day at Twin Lakes Community, bringing holiday cheer through song and dance! These talented students performed a special program, organized by music teacher Ms. Giraldo, featuring winter favorites and holiday classics, complete with spoken performances that showcased their hard work and enthusiasm. The residents were treated to an incredible show and some were clapping and singing along! Keep an eye out for video highlights coming soon! 🎶 ✨
3 days ago, James Shuler
Students from Alamance-Burlington School System wearing Santa hats and holiday attire participate enthusiastically in what appears to be a Christmas performance, with stained glass windows and stone walls visible in the background. Some students wear green sweaters while others wear red, and they're all raising their hands in coordinated movement.
Students in Santa hats and holiday clothing engage in animated gestures during what appears to be a Christmas performance. They're shown from a different angle, with their arms raised in synchronized movement. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible in the corner.
A group of students in Santa hats stand in formation against a stone wall backdrop, all performing coordinated hand gestures. A decorated Christmas tree with golden lights is visible in the background, along with a wooden cross mounted on the wall.
Students from ABSS lined up in a performance formation, wearing Santa hats and various holiday attire including Christmas sweaters and casual wear. The group showcases diversity, with students wearing a mix of festive clothing ranging from holiday sweaters to Nike apparel, standing in front of a decorated Christmas tree.
A student in a green sweater and Santa hat reads from a paper at a podium, with a decorated Christmas tree in the background. Another student in a red shirt stands nearby. The scene is set against a stone wall backdrop with the ABSS logo visible.
A diverse group of middle school students stand together wearing Santa hats and holiday clothing. Students are wearing a variety of outfits including festive sweaters, casual wear, and a Roblox-themed shirt. The image is taken in what appears to be a church or chapel with stone walls, and the ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible.
Students perform a holiday concert in front of an audience of seniors seated in wheelchairs and chairs. The students are wearing Santa hats and holiday sweaters, standing in front of a large stained glass window and decorated Christmas tree. The scene is set in what appears to be a care facility or church, with beautiful geometric stained glass patterns visible behind the performers. The ABSS logo is shown in the corner.
What I Learned This Week: Estrella from AO Elementary - Would you rather be one of Santa's elves or reindeer? 🎅 This 2nd grader confidently shares her answer! Big shout-out to Mrs. Napier for teaching writing strategies so effectively! Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dn-QTYfcgT0
7 days ago, James Shuler
A second grade student looks at the camera while pointing to a chart paper with opinion writing strategies using a blue pointer with a plastic white hand on the tip
The Board of Education welcomed four new members at tonight's swearing-in ceremony: Sandy Ellington-Graves, Tameka Harvey, Avery Wagoner, and Seneca Rogers. These leaders will serve our students, families, and community through their work on the school board.
11 days ago, James Shuler
Four new Board of Education members pose together at the ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) office. From left to right, the individuals are in business attire: one wearing a black blazer with a leopard print blouse, another in a white and navy striped sweater, one in a navy suit with yellow striped tie, and one in a navy cable knit sweater with yellow tie. The ABSS logo and a graduation-themed display are visible in the background.
Welcome back! Did you watch the Macy's Thanksgiving parade on TV and spot Tristan from Eastern Alamance High School playing trumpet? 👀 Many schools had their own parades prior to the break, including Elon Elementary! Each class brought special themes to life in their pre-break parade - from literary connections to Global Goals. Art teacher Ms. Smith worked with every student to create unique pieces, while Media Specialist Ms. Hopper created the script and program, narrated by Principal Hurdle! Special guests included Dash robots, piloted by Robotics Club members! Families lined the campus walkways to watch their proud Lil' Phoenix march. 🦃
11 days ago, James Shuler
Students and a staff member pose in a school hallway with decorative signs and artwork. A blue sign reads "SR. BARRAGAN" with photos attached. Colorful decorations and a cartoon character drawing are displayed on the walls.
A group of elementary school students hold decorated signs and displays in front of a brick school building. One student wears a Jurassic World t-shirt and holds a green circular sign. Another holds a decorated orange poster board titled "La Clase de la Sra. Cruz" with photos. The students display creative artwork with paper decorations.
Students wearing colorful paper crowns with Spanish text carry handmade signs and artwork. One student holds a Pikachu drawing, another holds a blue circular artwork, and they're wearing casual clothes including a tie-dye Justice sweatshirt and a purple star-patterned dress.
Three students hold a collaborative ocean-themed artwork titled "Save Our Ocean Animals" from Mrs. Haripershad's first grade class. The poster features colorful marine life illustrations, seaweed, and underwater scenes against a blue background. Fall foliage is visible in the background.
Students walk in a line holding various educational displays. The front student carries a purple poster board for "Mrs. Johnson 1st grade" with learning materials and illustrations. Students hold circular signs and a yellow paper puppet, with orange traffic cones and parked cars visible in the background.
Elementary students display a cultural education board showing celebrations from Thailand (Lantern Festival), India (Diwali), China (Chinese New Year), and Dragon Boat Races, with corresponding photos. Students hold decorative props including a yellow paper art piece.
Students hold a display board about "Landforms and Water Sources" featuring worksheets, circular rainbow-colored diagrams, and yellow star-shaped name tags. White circular signs with student artwork are visible.
A student in a black Adidas t-shirt focuses on using a tablet device displaying a colorful game or educational app. An adult wearing an Elon Elementary School shirt is visible in the background.
🌍 Hallo! Our Elon Elementary Lil' Phoenix received a special visit from Leni Henne, a Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program (CBYX) student from Mering, Germany. Currently a junior at Western Alamance High School, Leni shared fascinating insights about German culture, teaching our students common phrases like "Hallo" (Hello) and "Danke" (Thank you). Before saying "Auf Wiedersehen" (Goodbye), she treated students to delicious homemade cookies that gave them a sweet taste of home! 🇩🇪🇺🇸
21 days ago, James Shuler
A student wearing glasses and a gray PPP/CBYX hoodie smiles while holding a tray of traditional German cookies
The same student presents to the class, standing by a projection screen showing German phrases for saying goodbye including 'Auf Wiedersehen' and 'Tschüss', with students visible in the foreground.
A large group of Elon Elementary students and their teacher pose together in a classroom, with educational posters and materials visible on the walls behind them.
🦃 Look who's talking turkey! Our cafeterias were buzzing with this optional holiday feast on the menu across the district today! Many going through the lunch line, including these smiling staff and students at Smith Elementary, chose this special menu of tender turkey, savory herbed dressing and gravy, creamy mashed potatoes and homestyle green beans, with delicious apple cobbler! Regular menu items were available too. Special thanks to all our wonderful School Nutrition teams for serving up these cozy choices!
22 days ago, James Shuler
Five school nutrition staff members wearing purple and black uniforms standing in a row against a white wall. One staff member holds a lunch tray with food. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo appears in the bottom right corner.
A close-up of a school lunch tray showing the holiday meal: turkey with gravy, mashed potatoes, green beans, and what appears to be apple cobbler in a separate container. A Maola milk carton sits in the center of the tray. The ABSS logo is visible in the corner.
A student wearing a baseball cap, yellow hoodie, and letter jacket sitting at a lunch table, smiling while displaying their holiday meal tray containing turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans, and dessert with a Maola milk carton. The ABSS logo appears in the bottom corner.
Staff member wearing a red plaid shirt smiling while holding up a lunch tray with the holiday meal. A world map mural is visible on the wall behind her. The ABSS logo appears in the bottom corner.
Student in a white 'Pretty Sweet' shirt smiling while holding their lunch tray in a busy cafeteria. The tray contains the holiday meal including turkey, mashed potatoes, green beans, and dessert with a Maola milk carton. The ABSS logo appears in the bottom corner.
🦅 Watch this Eagle spread his wings in NYC! Eastern Alamance High School sophomore Tristan Garrett has earned a coveted spot in the Macy's Great American Marching Band playing trumpet and will join 135 talented musicians from across the nation to perform in the iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade! 🦃 Watch for Tristan marching through the streets of New York City this Thanksgiving Day on NBC/Peacock and also tune in to FOX8 next Monday for a special feature, including interviews with Tristan and Band Director Mr. Crotts! 📺
24 days ago, James Shuler
A student practices trumpet in a music classroom, reading sheet music from a stand. The room has numerous trophies displayed on shelves along the wall, and educational materials are posted on the walls. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible in the corner.
A camera setup in a music classroom shows someone in a yellow top photographing or filming what appears to be an interview. The room features a large decorative brass instrument mounted on a green wall, music stands with sheet music, and various trophies on display shelves. The ABSS logo is visible in the corner.
An interview setting in a music classroom shows two people in conversation - one wearing a red dress seated on the left, and a student in a dark hoodie seated on the right. A large decorative brass instrument is mounted on the green wall behind them, and various music equipment is visible in the background. The ABSS logo appears in the corner.
🎨 Ms. Presley's 5th grade artists at South Mebane Elementary explored the art of color blending through creative pumpkin designs for the Cone Health Art Show. Each student added their own unique touches and there were many entries on display! A huge congratulations to these top 3 and thanks to Cone Health MedCenter in Mebane for the exhibition, judging, and awards! 🥇 Emma K. 🥈 Kai M. 🥉 Lily N. We're so proud of your artistic achievements! ✨
29 days ago, James Shuler
A group photo showing students and teachers with award-winning pumpkin artwork. Some students are holding trophies marked with numbers 2 and 3, suggesting a contest or competition. The background features a dark blue curtain, and the ABSS logo appears in the corner. The artwork displays creative pumpkin designs with various colors and patterns.
Students in a school gymnasium displaying colorful pumpkin artwork. The students are standing and sitting in front of a white wall with a blue stripe, whiteboard, and 'Welcome back' bulletin board. Each student holds up their unique pumpkin drawing featuring different designs and colors. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo appears in the corner.
Students in a school gymnasium displaying colorful pumpkin artwork. The students are standing and sitting in front of a white wall with a blue stripe, whiteboard, and 'Welcome back' bulletin board. Each student holds up their unique pumpkin drawing featuring different designs and colors. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo appears in the corner.
Students in a school gymnasium displaying colorful pumpkin artwork. The students are standing and sitting in front of a white wall with a blue stripe, whiteboard, and 'Welcome back' bulletin board. Each student holds up their unique pumpkin drawing featuring different designs and colors. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo appears in the corner.
Students in a school gymnasium displaying colorful pumpkin artwork. The students are standing and sitting in front of a white wall with a blue stripe, whiteboard, and 'Welcome back' bulletin board. Each student holds up their unique pumpkin drawing featuring different designs and colors. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo appears in the corner.
All schools will be closed on Monday, November 11th in observance of Veterans Day. Be sure to follow our social media then as we highlight and honor several ABSS veterans who are valued members of our #ABSSCommunity. Thanks to all veterans for your service and sacrifice.
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
A Veterans Day announcement from the Alamance-Burlington School System (ABSS). The image features their logo with a star design and the motto 'Student Centered, Future Focused!' against a white textured background with a portion of an American flag visible in the top left corner. The text announces school closures on Monday, November 11th for Veterans Day, expressing gratitude to veterans, and notes classes resume Tuesday, November 12th.
🎵 What an incredible day with our 4th graders at the North Carolina Symphony's Education Concert at Walter M. Williams High School! From Beethoven to Tchaikovsky, our students experienced the magic of orchestral music up close and personal. The symphony took our students on a musical journey exploring different elements like rhythm, dynamics, and form, and watching their faces light up when they recognized familiar pieces was priceless! Throughout the concert, students gave rousing ovations to each section of the orchestra - from the soaring strings to the booming percussion. Their genuine excitement and appreciation echoed throughout the concert hall! Special shoutout to the North Carolina Symphony for making classical music engaging and accessible for our students. These educational concerts truly help bring music education to life! 🎻🎺🥁
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
An auditorium filled with students raising their hands in enthusiasm while watching what appears to be an orchestra or band performance on stage. The image is taken from a balcony perspective, showing hundreds of students in the audience with their arms raised, and on stage there are many performers with instruments. The auditorium features ornate wall decorations, a red curtain valance, and the ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible in the bottom right corner.
📚 ✨ Exciting day at R. Homer Andrews Elementary School with WFMY News 2 Read 2 Succeed program! Our students had a blast learning from Meghann Mollerus and Meteorologist Christian Morgan about how reading powers careers in journalism, meteorology, and beyond. Andrews staff and students brought incredible spirit to the gym, joining in a special reading song, and some even took their turn as news anchors! Catch this event on WFMY News 2 tomorrow at 6 AM and 9 AM. 🎤📺
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
Students sitting on a gymnasium floor holding colorful handmade signs about reading. A large neon green 'READ 2 SUCCEED' sign is prominently displayed in the center. Other signs include messages about reading and learning, with students smiling and enthusiastically displaying their artwork. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible in the corner.
A group photo in front of a brick wall with a 'Parents Are Important!' banner. Three students wearing yellow t-shirts stand with three adults - a man in a blue blazer and two women. The students and adults are smiling at the camera, with colored floor markings visible below them.
A student holds up a colorfully decorated poster that says 'I LOVE READING!' with block letters in different colors. The poster includes drawings of hearts, flowers, crowns, and other decorative elements. Several students sit nearby, smiling at the camera. The gymnasium floor with colored lines is visible in the background.
A large assembly in a school gymnasium with students sitting on the floor watching a presentation. A projector screen shows a 'Read 2 Succeed' image, and three adults stand at the front presenting. The R. Homer Andrews Leadership School banner is visible on the wall, along with stored equipment and wooden paneling along the back wall.
A large group of elementary school students gathered in the gymnasium, standing and enthusiastically participating in what appears to be an assembly. A 'Parents are Important!' banner hangs near a basketball hoop on the brick wall. A staff member in a black shirt and jeans is leading the group from the right side of the frame. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible.
A close-up shot of an interview setup with students seated at a black-draped table with microphones. A man in a blue suit and a woman are standing nearby while a cameraman in red films. The 'Read 2 Succeed' logo is visible on the table draping.
Inside R. Homer Andrews Leadership School gymnasium. Students and staff are gathered around a presentation area with filming equipment. A banner with the school name hangs on the brick wall. There are numbered squares marked on the floor, and some students are seated while others stand. A cameraman in a red shirt is filming the scene.
Students lined up in a school gymnasium with a brick wall background. Above them is a banner reading 'Parents are important!' The students appear engaged and excited, standing on a floor marked with colored lines and numbers. Camera equipment and a 'Read 2 Succeed' sign are visible in the frame.
Calendar Reminder: All ABSS schools will be closed Tuesday, November 5th for a scheduled teacher workday, except for ABEC which will operate on its regular schedule.
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
Blurred image of three students in the background, in the foreground is a graphic of a calendar with ABSS logo on top and text around it "Teacher Workday, Tuesday November 5th. All ABSS schools will be closed November 5th for a scheduled teacher workday, except for ABEC which will operate on its regular schedule."
🛠️ Amazing things are happening in Mr. Miller's CTE Education Technology classes at Southern Alamance Middle School. These 7th & 8th graders are showcasing their talents by combining woodworking, CAD design, craftsmanship, and math to create stunning projects like laser-etched cutting boards and picnic tables. From digital design to hands-on construction, these students, under the guidance of Mr. Miller, are mastering valuable trade skills every step of the way. Now that's what we call building success! ✨ #ABSSCTE #StudentCenteredFutureFocused
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
A student wearing glasses and a gray t-shirt with a red ribbon pin carefully measures and pours a clear liquid from a measuring cup while wearing protective gloves in what appears to be a workshop classroom. Power tools and workshop equipment are visible in the background.
Two students and an instructor in a workshop setting examine a wooden cutting board. The instructor, wearing a navy t-shirt with an American flag design, demonstrates a technique while the students, one in a gray hoodie and another in a gray t-shirt with a red ribbon, observe closely. A bottle of what appears to be finishing oil sits on the workbench.
An instructor wearing glasses and a navy t-shirt with an American flag design works on tracing or transferring a design featuring what appears to be a mascot or animal illustration onto a wooden surface. A student in a sports jersey with the number 23 is partially visible in the foreground.
A group of students and an instructor gather around a workbench with power tools and bottles of Art Resin. The students include one in a gray t-shirt with a red ribbon, another in a Southern 23 jersey, and one in a gray hoodie with a yellow 'S' logo. They appear to be working on a woodworking project together.
Two students examine measuring cups containing clear liquid, likely resin components. One student wears glasses and a gray t-shirt with a red ribbon, while the other wears a white Southern jersey. Bottles of Art Resin are visible on the workbench in front of them.
Our amazing Southern bus drivers showed their support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month today, sporting matching pumpkin-themed pink ribbon shirts alongside their signature yellow buses. Thanks for driving home an important message! 💗🎃🚌
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
🎨 🎃 Who says pumpkins are just for carving? Ms. Melissa Johnson's kindergarten class at Pleasant Grove Elementary put their own colorful spin on fall traditions, painting pumpkins during art class with Ms. Kate Gunther! 👩‍🎨 ✨ Our young artists developed fine motor skills with each brushstroke while exploring color and design. The best part was watching them work together, sharing supplies and encouraging each other's creativity. It's amazing how a simple pumpkin can teach so much!
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
Students gathered around a table painting pumpkins. Several pumpkins are decorated in bright colors like red and blue. Paint cups in various colors are scattered across the table covered in protective paper. One student wears a skeleton shirt, and paint splatters show evidence of their creative work.
Two elementary students painting pumpkins at a table. A bilingual colors poster (English/Spanish) hangs on the wall behind them. One student wears a pink bandana and plaid shirt, while the other wears a pink hoodie. Purple and blue paint cups are visible, and their pumpkins show colorful designs.
Students concentrated on painting pumpkins at a classroom table. Paint cups in red, black, and yellow hold brushes. Two students in the foreground wear red hair bows, and someone in a yellow straw hat is visible in the background. The table is covered with paper showing paint marks from their work.
Breaking News: Annie Goldberg from Broadview Middle School has just been named the 𝐍𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐡 𝐂𝐚𝐫𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐚 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐨𝐨𝐥 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐬𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐫 by the North Carolina School Counselor Association! We received the news as she was being recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting as a Department of Education fellow and one of only 57 ASCA-certified school counselors nationwide. Ms. Goldberg continues to demonstrate why she is a leading voice in school counseling across North Carolina. Congratulations!
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
Eight educators gather under a 'Home of the Bobcats' banner at Broadview Middle School for a celebratory photo. The group includes administrators and staff members dressed professionally, with the center person holding a vibrant floral arrangement featuring sunflowers, pink blossoms, and blue flowers. The ABSS logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Three educators stand together at Broadview Middle School, home of the Bobcats, celebrating a special moment. A beautiful floral arrangement featuring sunflowers, pink blossoms, and blue delphiniums is held by the educator in the center. The educators are wearing professional attire - a floral print blouse with dark skirt, a floral dress, and a plaid blazer. An ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo appears in the corner.
A candid moment captures educators sharing a joyful conversation at Broadview Middle School. The central focus is on a smiling educator holding a colorful bouquet featuring sunflowers, pink blossoms, blue delphiniums, and bright greenery. Other staff members can be seen engaged in the celebratory moment. The ABSS logo appears in the corner.
🌟 STAR Staff of the Month: Jennifer de Lima 🌟 Congratulations to Ms. de Lima, ESL Teacher at Haw River Elementary School! Though new to the Haw River family, she has already made an incredible impact with her boundless passion and dedication. Ms. de Lima's commitment to enriching her school's culture and supporting all students and families truly stands out. Her warm presence and genuine care for her school community make her an invaluable member of our team. We were proud to recognize Ms. Lima at last night's Board of Education meeting! Congratulations and thank you for your exceptional work!
about 1 month ago, James Shuler
A staff member in a vibrant blue and burgundy floral cardigan stands with two students wearing red t-shirts in a classroom. The student on the left wears a shirt reading 'SEMBRADORES' in colorful text, and all three are giving thumbs up with bright smiles. Educational posters are visible on the wooden cabinets behind them. ABSS logo appears in the bottom right corner.
The same staff member, wearing the blue floral cardigan and white top, sits at a classroom table engaged with students (shown from behind) while reviewing colorful educational materials or books. She smiles warmly while interacting with the students. Educational posters and storage cabinets are visible on the wall behind her. ABSS logo appears in the bottom right corner.
🌟 STAR Student of the Month: Rory Magyar 🌟 Congratulations to Rory from Sylvan Elementary School! With her beaming smile lighting up the halls, Rory demonstrates incredible adaptability, self-reliance, and perseverance in everything she does. Her positive attitude and dedication to learning shine through each day. ☀️ We're proud to recognize this outstanding STAR student at tonight's Board of Education meeting! 👏
about 2 months ago, James Shuler
Photo of a young girl holding books and wearing a colorful bookbag with a big beaming smile while her class looks on behind her, out of focus
Our middle school students had an amazing day exploring skilled trades at Alamance Community College's Advanced Applied Technology Center. They got a firsthand look at exciting career paths in HVAC technology, welding, automotive systems, and computer-integrated machining. Students also learned about the new Apprentice Alamance Program - an incredible opportunity for our future graduates to earn while they learn through hands-on training and classroom instruction. Thank you ACC for hosting our students and showing them the incredible possibilities in skilled trades careers right here in Alamance County. Proud to partner in building bright futures for our ABSS students!
about 2 months ago, James Shuler
An instructor in a grey polo shirt demonstrates automotive components on a teaching display stand to a group of middle school students. The scene is set in an automotive shop with red lift posts and equipment visible in the background.
A staff member wearing an Alamance-branded polo shirt and baseball cap smiles enthusiastically while holding what appears to be food or a snack. He's in the automotive shop with red tool cabinets visible in the background. Some wrapped food items can be seen on a table.
A group of middle school students and an adult staff member pose together against a wall with technical text about conveyor systems. The group is diverse, wearing casual attire including hoodies and jeans. One student wears a UNC Tar Heels sweatshirt. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible.
A student in a white hoodie leans in to examine the internal components of what appears to be an engine block or transmission. The student shows focused interest in the mechanical parts. Other students can be seen in the background of the automotive shop.
An instructor points to something inside an industrial refrigerator or freezer while a group of students in hoodies examine what appears to be ice cream or frozen treats from a box labeled 'Freeze Pops'. The scene takes place in what looks like a technical learning facility.
Ever wonder where every Honda ATV in North America gets its start? Our students found out today! ⚡ Students from Eastern, Cummings, Southeast, and Graham high schools got an insider's view of innovation during their tour of Honda's North Carolina Manufacturing facility in Haw River, the sole producer of Honda ATVs in the United States! 🇺🇸 Our students witnessed firsthand the fascinating journey from raw materials to finished product, learning about the plant's rich manufacturing history, current production processes, quality assurance and control measures, and career opportunities in modern manufacturing. Due to strict security protocols protecting Honda's proprietary manufacturing processes, cameras weren't permitted inside the facility. However, we were able to capture this moment outside with an impressive Acura NSX and one of their production line ATVs! 🏎️ A huge thank you to Honda for opening their doors and sharing their expertise with our next generation of makers and innovators and to our dedicated CTE teachers for organizing this valuable learning experience. 🙏
about 2 months ago, James Shuler
Two smiling students pose with a red Honda TRX ATV in a parking lot on a sunny day. One student wears a navy blue sweatshirt and the other wears a white zip-up hoodie. Both have long dark curly hair. The ABSS (Alamance-Burlington School System) logo is visible in the corner of the image
A Honda/Acura NSX race car with Tire Rack sponsorship and other racing modifications is parked in a lot with its door open. A person in a white shirt is sitting in the driver's seat examining the interior, while several others stand around the vehicle. A yellow school bus and an ATV are visible in the background.