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School District Continues To Prepare For Potential Coronavirus Shutdown

Schools Superintendent John Ravally said the district will be conserving five emergency days in case the district has to be shut down.

The school district is taking more steps to prepare for potential shutdowns due to the coronavirus.

Schools Superintendent John Ravally said in a March 11 letter that the district is holding on to five reserved days used for emergencies, and which normally would be released around the spring recess.

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