SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — Schools in the tri-county region will be operating under a remote-learning schedule Friday. The decision was made as Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida around 3 p.m. Wednesday.
The remnants of the hurricane, bringing possible tornadoes, potential heavy rainfall and wind gusts are expected to reach southeastern North Carolina Friday into Saturday.
Teachers, staff, and students are not to report to school in any of the counties. According to all three districts, it will be an “asynchronous remote-learning day,” meaning students will work at their on pace assignments, without virtual instruction.
All questions can be directed to the school districts.
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