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Tupelo Superintendent gives musical welcome for first day back to school
SUMMARY: The superintendent of Tupelo's school district in Mississippi, Dr. Rob Picou, boarded a bus on the first day of school playing the harmonica to set a positive tone for the new year. Picou taught himself how to play the instrument during his time at LSU and believed it would be a fun way to start the school year. He wants to emphasize fun and learning and hopes the entire community will support the district's efforts to provide a world-class learning experience. students on the bus enjoyed the music and are looking forward to the new school year.
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