Crestline Elementary School third grade teacher Brian VonDerahe, background right, greets a student as staff, students and parents line up at Mountain View High School to catch buses to their new schools on Thursday.

Parents Don and Maggie Tremble, right, take pictures as their daughter Alise, 8, (not pictured) boards a bus as Crestline Elementary School staff, students and parents line up at Mountain View High School to catch buses to their new schools on Thursday.

Kyra Smith, left, who babysits Crestline students, holds a sign for support as Crestline Elementary School staff, students and parents line up at Mountain View High School to catch buses to their new schools.

Crestline Elementary School kindergarten teacher Necia Gannon, right, gets ready to take her class to Mill Plain Elementary, while her daughter Nyah, center, 9, who is a Crestline student, gets ready to head to Fir Crest Elementary. Although mother and daughter are not used to being separated, Gannon said that they will both be fine.

Crestline Elementary School staff, students and parents line up at Mountain View High School to catch buses to their new schools on Thursday.

A Crestline Elementary School student waves from the rear of a bus as staff, students and parents line up at Mountain View High School to catch buses to their new schools on Thursday.

Crestline Elementary School staff member Sofia Avila waves at students as they depart on buses from Mountain View High School to their new schools on Thursday.

A school bus carrying Crestline Elementary School students passes in front of welcome signs and balloons on its way to Riverview Elementary School. Jeff and Alisa Rawlins posted the signs and balloons to welcome the new students. "Riverview has been a big part of our family," said Jeff Rawlins.

Third grade students from Crestline Elementary School get a first look at Riverview Elementary School through foggy windows of a school bus Thursday.

Ruth Beggs, left, welcomes third grade students from Crestline Elementary School to Riverview Elementary, which welcomed 93 Crestline third-graders, teachers and administrators after their school burned down.

Parents of students from Crestline Elementary School document the morning as their children start class at Riverview Elementary on Thursday.

Jane Olschewsky, playground attendant from Crestline Elementary School, is embraced by third grade students as they get off school buses on their first day of class at Riverview Elementary School on Thursday. "They need familiar faces," said Olschewsky.

Audrey Christina, a third grade teacher for Crestline Elementary School, right, leads her third grade class to a portable classroom at Riverview Elementary on Thursday.

Crestline Elementary School kindergarten teacher Necia Gannon left a message on the board as she gets her class settled inside their new classroom at Mill Plain Elementary on Thursday.

Crestline Elementary School kindergarten teacher Necia Gannon, background center, gets her class settled inside their new classroom at Mill Plain Elementary on Thursday.

Crestline Elementary School kindergartener Micah Merwin, 6, reads a books as teacher Necia Gannon (not pictured)gets her class settled inside their new classroom at Mill Plain Elementary on Thursday.

Crestline Elementary School kindergarten teacher Necia Gannon sits with her student Brenden Jaffey, 5, as she gets her class settled inside their new classroom at Mill Plain Elementary on Thursday.