NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Some students will be shuffled around in New Hanover County once school restarts this week following the devastation of Hurricane Florence. Due to building damage caused by Florence, some New Hanover County Schools (NHCS) locations are still in need of repair.
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Students that regularly attend College Park Elementary School, Castle Hayne Elementary School, Mary C. Williams Elementary School, and the International School at Gregory will attend alternative campuses.
Some relocations appear temporary, while other students will be relocated for an undetermined amount of time.
Relocations
On Monday, NHCS announced the following relocations:
College Park Elementary School students will begin classes on Oct. 8.
- Kindergarten through third-grade students will be relocated to Castle Hayne Elementary School.
- Fourth and fifth-grade students will be relocated to Holly Shelter Middle School.
- Specially Designed Academics — self-contained SDA — students will be relocated to
- Castle Hayne Elementary School.
Castle Hayne Elementary School students will begin classes Oct. 4.
- Fifth-grade students will attend Holly Shelter Middle School.
Mary C. Williams Elementary School students will begin classes Oct. 4.
- All Mary C. Williams Elementary School students will be relocated to Codington Elementary School.
- These students’ approximate end date at Codington Elementary School will be Friday, Oct. 12.
International School at Gregory students will begin classes on Oct. 4.
- All International School at Gregory students will be relocated to Snipes Academy.
- These students’ approximate end date at Snipes Academy is Friday, Oct. 12.
Unless otherwise stated, relocations will remain in effect until further notice.
Meanwhile in Brunswick County, where students have been out of school for nearly a month, no official restart date has been announced.
