(WSVN) - Students in Miami-Dade and Broward counties will be returning back to class on Tuesday.
Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie announced that campuses will be open and operating on Tuesday.
https://twitter.com/RobertwRuncie/status/1325937587668873216
At around 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Broward County Public Schools officials said 23 schools in the district returned to eLearning due to Tropical Storm Eta’s aftermath.
Runcie also added that the school board meeting and workshop will take place as scheduled on Tuesday, and that Wednesday will remain a scheduled day off for students due to Veterans Day.
Due to technical difficulties, @browardschools is unable to live stream the School Board Workshop scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 10. A full recording of the workshop will be available for viewing on our website later today. Thank you for your patience.
— Broward Schools (@browardschools) November 10, 2020
Miami-Dade County Public Schools also announced that students will resume classes on Tuesday. However, 16 schools impacted by severe flooding will switch to online instruction for the day.
The 16 schools are:
- American Senior High
- Barbara Goleman Senior
- Bob Graham Educational Center
- Bob Graham Primary Learning Center
- Brentwood Elementary
- Charles David Wyche Jr. Elementary
- Ernest R. Graham K-8
- Gloria Floyd Elementary
- Key Biscayne K-8
- Lake Stevens Elementary
- Lake Stevens Middle
- Linda Lentin K-8
- M. A. Milam K-8
- Miami Carol City Senior
- North County K-8
- Westland Hialeah Senior
Both in-person and online classes in the districts were cancelled Monday due to the storm, which caused severe flooding across South Florida.
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