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UPDATED: School closures announced during Hurricane Ian

Published on September 29, 2022 at 3:11 pm

As Hurricane Ian gains strength and approaches Florida, school districts and colleges are announcing school closures for this week.

Duval, St. Johns, Nassau and Clay counties announced Tuesday that they will close. That followed announcements Monday in Baker and Putnam counties.

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In Duval, all schools will be closed Wednesday through Friday. The district altered earlier plans after Mayor Lenny Curry indicated he is considering evacuations in Zone A. All school operations and activities are canceled. For more information, see the Duval Schools update online.

Among other closings:

The Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine announced that Catholic schools will be closed Wednesday through Friday in all 17 of its counties. Check dosaeducation.org for the operation status of each school.

Jacksonville University and Florida State College at Jacksonville will close all of their campuses Wednesday through Friday. The University of North Florida will close Wednesday through Saturday. Keiser University Jacksonville will close at 2 p.m. Wednesday and remained closed through Friday.

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Episcopal School of Jacksonville‘s three campuses will be closed Thursday and Friday.

IDEA Public Schools in Jacksonville will be closed from Wednesday through Friday.

Glynn County Schools in Georgia will be closed Thursday and Friday.

This story will be updated with additional school closures. Read more from Jacksonville Today news partner News4Jax.


author image Jennifer's father is from Mandarin. After graduating from Boston University's School of Journalism and studying in Paris and Buenos Aires, Jennifer returned home to be closer to her family. She started working as an assignment editor at WJKS, Channel 17, when it was the ABC affiliate in Jacksonville. She moved on to anchor the evening newscasts at WBSG, Channel 21, in Brunswick, Georgia. Jennifer joined the Channel 4 news team in 1998. s.
author image Jennifer's father is from Mandarin. After graduating from Boston University's School of Journalism and studying in Paris and Buenos Aires, Jennifer returned home to be closer to her family. She started working as an assignment editor at WJKS, Channel 17, when it was the ABC affiliate in Jacksonville. She moved on to anchor the evening newscasts at WBSG, Channel 21, in Brunswick, Georgia. Jennifer joined the Channel 4 news team in 1998. s.

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