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Mississippi school district reopens after March 24 tornado

Date:

April 11, 2023

A northeast Mississippi school district is restarting classes on Tuesday after a March 24 tornado damaged the local high school.

Classes in the 1,500-student Amory district will resume, although officials say they won’t run school buses Tuesday because of safety hazards from roadside debris and heavy equipment. The district says it will re-evaluate each day if it’s safe to run buses.

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