Abbotsford students went back to school on Tuesday.

Abbotsford students went back to school on Tuesday.

PHOTOS: Abbotsford students return to school

Readers submit pictures from day one of the 2019-20 school calendar

The Abbotsford News asked for your Back to School pictures, and you responded in a big way.

We received hundreds of photos from local students returning to class.

Watch this slideshow for some of the submitted shots from readers.

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