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Camden County Schools to Close Thursday 11th

Camden County School officials continue to monitor Hurricane Michael and partner with Camden County Emergency Management and the National Weather Service (NWS) to determine the most prudent course of action in response to the approaching storm. While National Weather Service models still indicate the full force of the storm will pass well to our west and the impact will be minimal compared to our neighbors even slightly to the west, the storm and wind swath are now larger.

With a wider wind field predicted to pass through our county overnight, the school system, county and cities know some roads may be impassable due to fallen trees and utility lines. Due to the early morning arrival of the storm, crews will not be able to survey and clear all roads prior to school bus start times. In light of these changes and in consultation with the county and cities, the most prudent response is to close all schools in Camden County on Thursday, October 11th. Students nor staff are to report to schools on Thursday. Classes will resume on a normal schedule on Friday October 12th.

In any weather emergency, it is essential to rely on accurate, timely information from the school system. All official announcements will be made on the Camden County Schools website, via the Camden County Schools Facebook page, through our SchoolMessenger notification system, on local radio station KBAY 106.3, local radio station WECC 89.3 and the Tribune and Georgian newspaper.

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Located on the southernmost coast of Georgia, Camden County Schools is on a mission to motivate, inspire and challenge our students every day. Our school system serves the diverse needs of approximately 9,000 students. between our nine elementary schools, two middle schools and one comprehensive high school with a 9th Grade Center.

In 2018, Camden earned a district average of 84.4, which is more than 7 points above the state average of 76.6 on the College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI). The Class of 2018 received over $10 million dollars in scholarships to pursue post-secondary education. 

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