Update on Kawartha Pine Ridge District Schools for Tuesday, April 1

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All Municipality of Clarington schools and child cares are OPEN Tuesday, April 1.

In consideration of continued power outages for schools, students and staff, the declared State of Emergency within the City of Peterborough, ongoing clean-up and emergency services work, and active power restoration efforts in many communities, please note the following:

All Northumberland County/Quinte West schools and child cares are CLOSED TUESDAY, APRIL 1.

All Peterborough City and County Schools and child cares are CLOSED TUESDAY, APRIL

All the schools identified for closure will remain closed tomorrow for the day, including those that currently may have power, and/or even if power is restored at sites later this evening or overnight.

All Education Centres will be open.

We appreciate the understanding of students and families as we support ongoing efforts to restore power within our communities.

Pete Fisher
Author: Pete Fisher

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