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Escambia Florida Schools Open; Escambia Alabama Schools Closed
April 4, 2017
Escambia County FLORIDA schools will be OPEN on Wednesday.
Escambia County ALABAMA schools will be CLOSED due to the threat of severe weather. All after-school activities in Escambia County, ALABAMA, are also CANCELED.
Escambia Academy (Canoe, AL) and the Brewton City Schools are also CLOSED.
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6 Responses to “Escambia Florida Schools Open; Escambia Alabama Schools Closed”
I blame a lot of this hysteria on the local media. They cover every thunderstorm like it’s a Category 5 hurricane. We live on the Gulf Coast, people. When are we NOT expecting a strong thunderstorm?
We Florida students that are 10 minutes from Alabama schools are in just as much danger as they are! Ernest Ward, Northview, Bratt, and Byrneville are going to be in the worst parts of the storm tomorrow as well as Atmore! The weather forecast shows it is supposed to be worse tomorrow than Mondays.
Why does Alabama get to hide under there shells….
WHY? Alabama schools are under the same risk as Ernest Ward, Pensacola High School, Ect!! Tired of this.
Here we go again………the sky is falling, the sky is falling! I wonder how many will overeact ti this one too. Good call Mr. Thomas. I’ll be at work with my students tomorrow and oddly enough, they’ll be happy to be there!
Let Northview out of school (: