Columbus County Schools, Offices Delay or Close Amid Severe Weather
Severe weather has prompted significant changes in scheduling for Columbus County Schools and other educational institutions in the area. Heavy rain and flooding caused by a recent nor’easter led to important alterations in operations.
Columbus County Schools Delayed Due to Severe Weather
On Tuesday, October 14, Columbus County Schools announced a two-hour delay in class schedules. This decision was made in response to flooding and road closures that occurred over the weekend.
Impact on Local Education Institutions
Whiteville City Schools opted for remote learning, while Southeastern Community College implemented a similar two-hour delay on Monday, October 13. Columbus County Schools did not have classes on Monday, as it was a scheduled day off according to their academic calendar.
- Columbus County Schools: Two-hour delay on October 14
- Whiteville City Schools: Remote learning implemented
- Southeastern Community College: Two-hour delay on October 13
- Regular day off for Columbus County on Monday
Local government offices also adjusted their schedules, opening at 10 a.m. due to hazardous conditions. School authorities remain vigilant, continuing to monitor the situation and will provide updates as necessary.
Current Status of Other Schools
As of now, no additional delays or closures have been reported by other school districts or colleges in the area. Columbus County Schools will keep the public informed about any further changes resulting from the weather conditions.
