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Charleston Schools Adjust Due to Tropical Cyclone Threat

Charleston Schools Adjust Due to Tropical Cyclone Threat

Charleston, S.C. – As the Potential Tropical Cyclone 8 approaches the southeastern coast, multiple school districts in the Lowcountry have announced changes to their schedules. This storm is bringing heavy rainfall, and local authorities are taking precautions to ensure the safety of students and staff.

Storm-Warning Impact on Schools

A tropical storm warning is currently in effect from Edisto Beach all the way up to North Carolina. Residents can expect between one to three inches of rain as the storm makes its way inland; hence, schools are changing their operations for Monday.

Here is a summary of the alterations being implemented:

Charleston County School District Changes

  • The Charleston County School District will conduct eLearning days, eliminating in-person classes.
  • All extracurricular activities, including Kaleidoscope programs and afterschool events, will be canceled.
  • At Learn4Life High School-Charleston, students are encouraged to log in for their live virtual advisory classes at 8 a.m. and noon.
  • Normal classes are expected to resume on Tuesday.

Georgetown County School District Updates

  • All schools and facilities under the Georgetown County School District will be closed Monday.
  • The district plans to resume normal operations on Tuesday.

Changes at Local Daycare Centers

  • Live Oak Little School will also hold an eLearning day on Monday.
  • However, the First African Evangelical Church Day Care has announced it will be closed for the day.
  • Center Point Learning Center is another daycare that will operate under an eLearning format on Monday.

Normal Operations Expected

Most school districts, including the daycare centers, anticipate returning to their standard schedules on Tuesday. Parents and guardians are advised to refer to their respective school district’s website or social media pages for further updates.

Staying Informed

Residents are encouraged to remain informed by following local news and weather updates, especially given the potential impact of the storm. It is essential to note that these schedule changes are aimed at prioritizing the safety and well-being of students and staff as the storm approaches.

As always, officials urge families to have plans in place in case of emergencies and to stay alert regarding any further announcements related to the storm and its effects on daily operations.

Check back for updates on additional schedule changes and continue to stay safe during this storm.


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