Photos: Must-see snapshots from Cape Day Atlanta

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Everyday superheroes support sick kids on #CapeDayATL

Cape Day Atlanta photos from Alpharetta Elmentary and elsewhere. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta asked Atlantans to don capes to honor young patients

Super Hudson Lillystone arrived at Alpharetta Elementary school with carload of superheroes. All the kindergarten classes lined up wearing capes to greet Hudson, and she led the school's morning announcements with the help of her superhero friends. Read Hudson's story here. Photo courtesy of Aaron Coury

Super Hudson arrived at Alpharetta Elementary school with carload of superheroes. All the kindergarten classes lined up wearing capes to greet Hudson, and she led the school's morning announcements with the help of her superhero friends. Photo courtesy of Aaron Coury

Super Hudson arrived at Alpharetta Elementary school with carload of superheroes. All the kindergarten classes lined up wearing capes to greet Hudson, and she led the school's morning announcements with the help of her superhero friends. Photo courtesy of Aaron Coury

Students at Alpharetta Elementary school lined up wearing capes to greet a classmate. Photo courtesy of Aaron Coury

Super Hudson arrived at Alpharetta Elementary school with carload of superheroes. All the kindergarten classes lined up wearing capes to greet Hudson, and she led the school's morning announcements with the help of her superhero friends. Photo courtesy of Aaron Coury

Super Hudson arrived at Alpharetta Elementary school with carload of superheroes. All the kindergarten classes lined up wearing capes to greet Hudson, and she led the school's morning announcements with the help of her superhero friends. Photo courtesy of Aaron Coury

Woodward Academy’s Woodward North campus in Johns Creek showed its support for #CapeDayATL. These sixth-graders wore their capes to school Tuesday. Courtesy of Kristin Chapman

Woodward Academy’s Woodward North campus in Johns Creek showed its support for #CapeDayATL. These sixth-graders wore their capes to school Tuesday. Courtesy of Kristin Chapman

Woodward Academy’s Woodward North campus in Johns Creek showed its support for #CapeDayATL. These sixth-graders wore their capes to school Tuesday. Courtesy of Kristin Chapman

Woodward Academy’s Woodward North campus in Johns Creek showed its support for #CapeDayATL. These sixth-graders wore their capes to school Tuesday. Courtesy of Kristin Chapman

GivingPoint, a youth development nonprofit here in Atlanta, suited up in honor of 5 year old #HudsonLillystone and #CapeDayATL. #PassionToAction. Photo courtesy of Kellye Call

Michael Poor, math teacher and department chairman at Eastside High School in Covington.

This is Oliver of Marietta, wearing his superhero cape Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Photo courtesy of Katie Crowson

Oliver and Katy from Marietta weart their capes at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Photo courtesy of Katie Crowson

Haylie (oldest), Joe and Eleanor of Marietta show their support with their superhero capes. Mom Isabelle says Haylie has loved being able to do this.

Cayle and her mom, Cassandra, of Kennesaw show their support on #CapeDayATL.

This is Brady Crook of Temple, ready to take off and support #CapeDayATL.

Joanne and Joshua support #CapeDayATL in Hiram.

Twins Naman Rohit and Nayan Rohit from Cumming show their support for #CapeDayATL. Photo courtesy of Kavita Serrao

Sophia and Cruz Abelita of Marietta wear their capes in memory of Sope Creek Elementary classmate Emery, who passed away this month. Photo courtesy of Amanda Abelita

Ashley of Dallas made a personalized superhero cape to support #CapeDayATL. Photo courtesy of Candi Hawkins

Amy and Reinhardt University suited up for Children's Healthcare.

Tanya and Baylor show their support in Social Circle. Photo courtesy of Tanya Lingner

Tanya and Jackson show their support in Social Circle. Photo courtesy of Tanya Lingner

Logan (aka The Flash) supports #CapeDayATL at C.A. Roberts Elementary. Photo courtesy of Erik Mortensen

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Super Hudson Lillystone arrived at Alpharetta Elementary school with carload of superheroes. All the kindergarten classes lined up wearing capes to greet Hudson, and she led the school's morning announcements with the help of her superhero friends. Read Hudson's story here. Photo courtesy of Aaron Coury

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