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Several Triad schools adjust plans Friday due to storm damage and power outages caused by Zeta

Many schools are switching to remote learning.

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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Zeta has left behind lots of storm damage in the Piedmont Triad. Many school districts are without power and are having to close or readjust their plans for school on Friday.

RELATED: TIMELINE: Zeta to bring high winds and power outages to NC Thursday

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Below are the schools making adjustments in lieu of the storm and inclement weather.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2020

Guilford County Schools

Alamance Elementary, Jefferson Elementary, Gateway, Archer Elementary and Southwest Elementary students will continue today, Friday, Oct. 30, in remote learning. Meals are available at all other school sites for pick up for any child.

Rockingham County Schools

Rockingham County Schools is closed on Friday with an optional teacher workday.

Due to power outages, road closures and with the recommendation of Emergency Management, Friday October 30 will be an Optional Teacher Workday for Rockingham County Schools. Childcare will open on a regular schedule. All employees please check your email for further information.
— Rock. Co. Schools (@RCS_NC) October 30, 2020

Yadkin County Schools

Yadkin County Schools is closed on Friday and will be an optional workday for teachers.

Stokes County Schools

Friday, October 30, 2020, is an optional workday due to several power outages at many schools and across the county.

Friday, October 30, 2020 is an optional workday. Several power outages at many schools and across the county.
— Stokes Co. Schools (@StokesCoSchools) October 29, 2020