School is back in session for some districts and colleges on Friday
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Officials are announcing the return to studies for area schools, colleges and universities in our viewing area.
Bamberg
Bamberg District One will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Bamberg District Two will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Calhoun
Calhoun County School District will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Clarendon
Clarendon School District One will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Clarendon School District Two will operate on a two-hour delay on Friday, September 6
Clarendon School District Three will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Fairfield
Fairfield County School District will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Kershaw
Kershaw County School District will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Lee
Lee County School District will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Lexington
Lexington District One will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Lexington District Two will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Lexington District Three will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Lexington-Richland District Five will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Orangeburg
Clafin University will be closed Friday, September 6 and resume classes on Monday
Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Orangeburg Consolidated School District Five will be operating on a one-hour delay Friday, September 6
South Carolina State University campus will reopen Friday, September 6. Faculty/Staff will report to work and Classes will resume Saturday (Graduate) and Monday
Newberry
Newberry County School District will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Richland
Richland One will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Richland Two will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
Sumter
Morris College: Classes and regular activity will resume at Morris College at 8am on Friday September 6
Sumter County School District will resume normal schedule on Friday, September 6
*Please be reminded that Hurricane Dorian is a slow-moving storm that could cause high winds and flooding in our region, leading to significant damage.*
