Staff Report / Daytonalocal.org

Volusia County Schools announced that schools and district offices will be open on Friday, September 27, following Hurricane Helene. The district has been monitoring the situation in collaboration with Volusia County Emergency Management. Weather conditions have significantly improved, and there are no sustained winds at tropical storm levels in the area. While students are welcomed back to school, the district acknowledges that circumstances may differ for families; therefore, any absences on this day will be marked as excused.

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