School districts in Florida’s 67 counties have resumed normal operations following the impact of Hurricane Helene, as announced by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. Despite the recent storm, all school districts are now open and functioning, showcasing the resilience and efficiency of the state's education system.
Prior to the hurricane, 65 school districts had closed in preparation for the severe weather conditions. However, the majority of these districts swiftly reopened their doors to students and staff. Fifty-six districts resumed operations on Monday, with an additional four reopening on Tuesday. The remaining five districts resumed classes today, ensuring that education continues uninterrupted.
