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Columbia Co. schools dismissing early on Friday, September 13th

By Karlton Clay,

2024-09-09

COLUMBIA COUNTY, Ga. (WJBF) – Columbia County school students will have an early release day on Friday, September 13th.

According to the Columbia County School District, school will dismiss early on Friday, and the rest of the day will be used for scheduled parent conferences.

Schools will dismiss at the following times:

Elementary schools will dismiss at 12:10 P.M.
Middle schools will dismiss at 11:00 A.M.
High schools will dismiss at 11:05 A.M.

Normal school district operations will resume on Monday, September 16th.

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Donald Hadloc

09-10

SOME of these teachers need to stop sugarcoating their student's behavior. If there some students that have been a problem, so concerning as to life threatening, the parent(s) need to know. Like...Look, you've got a problem child.

Anita Span

09-10

Trouble waters

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