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Schools set to reopen safely after major recovery efforts

October 18, 2024 | Buncombe County Schools, School Districts, North Carolina


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Schools set to reopen safely after major recovery efforts
In a recent government meeting, officials expressed gratitude and pride in the efforts of public schools to adapt and support students and staff during challenging times. Dr. Jackson highlighted the staggering amount of work accomplished by various departments, emphasizing the intentional and conscientious efforts made to ensure the continuity of education.

As part of the reopening plan, Dr. Jackson announced that all 45 schools in the district have regained power, access to non-potable water, and Internet connectivity. This achievement was made possible through collaboration with local partners, including the Asheville water system and the technology department, which faced challenges such as fiber cuts during repairs.

Safety remains a top priority as schools prepare to welcome back students and staff. Dr. Jackson reassured attendees that measures are in place to ensure a secure environment for all. The meeting underscored the resilience of the education system and its commitment to serving the community, even in the face of unprecedented difficulties.

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