McLean County Public Schools closed due to flooding
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT)- McLean County Public Schools announce that they will be closed on Tuesday, February 25 due to flooded roads.
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McLean County is under a state of emergency due to recent flooding, and school officials say that a makeup date will be announced at a later time. They also say that since they are currently out of NTI or Non-Traditional Instruction days, at this point a day missed will have to be a makeup day.
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