Grandparent and former educator Judy Yeager was thinking about solutions the school district could have done, but thought the district did all it could to get things back to normal. Onslow County Emergency Services is hosting the helicopter aquatic rescue training. “Because when the freezers went down the food in the cafeteria went bad, so you got to clean those and order food and that takes a week to that ahead of time.” “Trying to reopen 38 schools making sure we had food that was big concern,” Onslow County Executive Director Community Affairs Brent Anderson said.

Erik Heden with the National Weather Service. These agencies work together to provide the citizens of Onslow County with complete and unified emergency service during a major incident. District leaders say people who criticized the system didn’t know what had to happen to get every school back up and running. Onslow County Emergency Services is hosting the helicopter aquatic rescue training, which kicked off Tuesday. In Jacksonville, emergencies may likely be due to severe weather events like. Some in the community questioned the district’s plan but district leaders say what the county experienced was something they had never gone through before. Onslow County students returned back to class in three phases. I think it’s going to create a greater attention to instruction focus.” “So it would not surprise me if we didn’t do better - because the nature of being out for so long and their desire to be back. NC Coast Guard crews rescue three from damaged sailboat amid Tropical Storm Alex WCTI Greenville-New Bern-Washington Onslow County Schools stands by administrator, will review, try to improve. “I really expect the kids are going to be more focused,” the principal said.

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