JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — As communities across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia recover from the impact of Hurricane Helene, school districts are announcing their reopening plans. While some schools will welcome students back as early as Sept. 30, others remain closed or undecided, leaving many families awaiting further updates.
The following is a list of school districts that are open and closed after Helene.
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Northeast Florida:
- Duval County Public Schools: Reopening Sept. 30
- Clay County District Schools: Reopening Sept. 30
- St. Johns County School District: Reopening Sept. 30
- Nassau County School District: Reopening Sept. 30
- Putnam County School District: Reopening Sept. 30
- Baker County School District: Reopening Sept. 30
- Bradford County School District: Reopening on Sept. 30
- Columbia County Schools: Reopening Oct. 1
- Union County School District: Reopening Sept. 30
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Southeast Georgia:
- Camden County Schools: All schools will reopen Tuesday, October 1.
- Glynn County Schools: After an assessment of all schools, school operations will resume on Wednesday, Oct. 2.
- Charlton County School System: Charlton County Schools will re-open for students and staff on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
- Ware County Schools: All Ware County schools will be closed for the rest of the week, with a reevaluation scheduled for Friday, Oct. 4 to determine if it is safe to reopen next week.
- Pierce County School District: Closed until further notice.
- Brantley County School System: Schools will still be closed Tuesday. Power is back at all seven schools and schools are being evaluated for safety and an opening date will be announced after that.
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