Obama's girls enroll for classes at private school
Malia, Sasha arrive for first day at new school in D.C. area
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Obama daughters start at new school Jan. 5: For Malia and Sasha Obama, today is the first day of classes at Sidwell Friends, their new school in Washington, D.C. NBC’s Tom Costello reports. Today show |
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WASHINGTON - First things first: President-elect Barack Obama's two daughters have checked into their new school in Washington.
Katie McCormick Lelyveld, a spokeswoman for Michelle Obama, said that Michelle Obama accompanied daughters Sasha, 7, and Malia, 10, to Sidwell Friends school Monday morning. Sasha is attending classes at the Bethesda, Md., elementary-school campus, where she is in second grade. Malia is in fifth grade at the middle school campus in the District of Columbia.
Sidwell is a private Quaker school. The campus in northwest Washington has grades 5-12 and the Bethesda campus is for kindergarten through fourth grade.
Sasha carried a Trans by JanSport pink, magenta and gray backpack and wore bluejeans and a brown jacket with a hood and her hair was pulled into two braided ponytails.
Her mother wore a long maroon overcoat, cinched at the waist, and slate gray pants.
Security was relatively low key.
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