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HURRICANE FLORENCE SCHOOL CLOSINGS: Cumberland County schools to close Monday

Wake County schools, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, and Durham Public Schools closed on Thursday and Friday ahead of Hurricane Florence.
View a full list of school closings here.
CCS’ Prime Time before- and after-school care program will close two hours after schools dismiss.
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The school system will be closed on Thursday and Friday.
Currently, the projected make-up days are as follows:
Traditional Schools – Monday, October 22 & Wednesday, November 21
Year-Round Schools, Early College High Schools, & Cumberland Polytechnic High School – Tuesday, November 6 and Wednesday, November 21
Moore County Schools will release two hours early on Wednesday and will be closed Thursday and Friday.
Lee County Schools will operate on a regular schedule Wednesday (after school activities are canceled) and close on Thursday and Friday.
Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools will have an early release Wednesday and close on Thursday and Friday.
Hoke County Schools will have an early release Wednesday and close on Thursday and Friday.
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