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Districts in two more states are closing as Hurricane Idalia menaces Florida

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Dozens of Florida school districts have already closed as Hurricane Idalia strengthens into a major storm, and now systems in Georgia and South Carolina are shutting down.

About 40 Florida districts are closed for the next several days, with Hurricane Idalia expected to make landfall in the Big Bend stretch of Flordia’s west coast as a Category 3 Hurricane on Wednesday morning. The forecast track has the storm weakening as it moves into southeast Georgia and South Carolina.

One of the largest Georgia districts in the path, the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System, will shift to e-learning on Wednesday and Thursday. Appling County Schools, Bacon County Schools, the Liberty County School System, Long County Schools, Ware County Schools and the Wayne County School System are among the 35-plus Georgia districts that will be closed on Wednesday.


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In South Carolina, the Charleston County School District and the Clarendon County School District will move to e-learning on Thursday while the Beaufort County School District offer remote instruction on Wednesday and Thursday.

One of the biggest Florida districts to close, Duval County Public Schools, which is headquartered in Jacksonville, is canceling classes from Tuesday to Thursday so its buildings can be used as shelters.

Hurricane Idalia closures

Here are the days districts are closed in all three states due to Hurricane Idalia (as of 10:30 a.m., Wednesday):

Florida

  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • (Jacksonville): Tuesday through Thursday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Monday through Wednesday
  • (Tampa):Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Early dismissal Tuesday, closed Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • :油安艶糸稼艶壊糸温霞
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • (St. Petersburg): Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Tuesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday
  • : Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Tuesday and Wednesday

Georgia

  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • :油安艶糸稼艶壊糸温霞
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • :油安艶糸稼艶壊糸温霞
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • :油安艶糸稼艶壊糸温霞 and Thursday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : E-learning Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Wednesday
  • :油安艶糸稼艶壊糸温霞
  • : Wednesday
  • :油安艶糸稼艶壊糸温霞
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday
  • : Wednesday

South Carolina

  • : Half-day Wednesday, e-learning Thursday
  • : E-learning Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Half-day Wednesday, e-learning Thursday
  • :Half-day Wednesday, e-learning Thursday
  • : E-learning on Thursday
  • : E-learning Wednesday and Thursday
  • : E-learning Wednesday and Thursday
  • : E-learning Wednesday and Thursday
  • : E-learning on Thursday
  • : E-learning Wednesday and Thursday
  • : Half-day Wednesday, closed Thursday
Matt Zalaznick
Matt Zalaznick
Matt Zalaznick is the managing editor of District 91心頭istration and a life-long journalist. Prior to writing for District 91心頭istration he worked in daily news all over the country, from the NYC suburbs to the Rocky Mountains, Silicon Valley and the U.S. Virgin Islands. He's also in a band.

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