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Fayette County Schools CLOSED Tuesday, March 7

Fayette County Schools CLOSED Tuesday, March 7
Emily Fay
March 6, 2023

Fayette County Public Schools remain closed on Tuesday, March 7, for a third school day because of continued power outages and storm cleanup. Friday night’s high winds left considerable damage in Lexington. This is another school cancellation – not an NTI weather day – so there are no classes for students.

Any FCPS student may pick up free, boxed breakfasts and lunches between 11 a.m. and noon Tuesday at any of these locations:

  • Arlington Elementary
  • Booker T. Washington Elementary
  • Bryan Station High School
  • Cardinal Valley Elementary
  • Glendover Elementary
  • Lafayette High School
  • Lansdowne Elementary
  • Lexington Traditional Magnet School
  • Mary Todd Elementary
  • Southern Elementary
  • Tates Creek High School
  • William Wells Brown Elementary
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