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Schools annouce changes for Friday due to icy roads

Schools annouce changes for Friday due to icy roads

Yahoo23-01-2025

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Local school districts are announcing changes for Friday, January 24 as roads across the Lowcountry are still covered with ice.
Temperatures are forecast to stay below freezing on Thursday night, causing roads to refreeze overnight, potentially leading to dangerous black ice.
Dorchester District 4 will hold an eLearning Day on Friday for all students due to possible unsafe travel conditions.
'The safety of our students, staff, and families remains our top priority, and this decision has been made out of an abundance of caution,' district officials said. 'We encourage everyone to stay safe and exercise care if traveling is necessary. Thank you for your continued understanding and flexibility.'
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