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Nearby counties that canceled classes Tuesday include:
Orange
All OCPS schools and buildings will be CLOSED Tuesday, September 3. OCPS continues to monitor #HurricaneDorian with @OrangeCoFL, @citybeautiful & @NWSMelbourne.
— OCPS News (@OCPSnews) August 30, 2019
Determination for beyond Tues will be made when more information is available. Make-up date is Oct 18. pic.twitter.com/ubJiRphuY2
***STORM UPDATE #2*** See Below. SCPS will be CLOSED Tuesday, 9/3. pic.twitter.com/vBqfGaPhtU
— SCPS Info (@SCPSInfo) August 30, 2019
All Osceola district public schools will be closed on Tuesday, September 3, due to Hurricane Dorian. All school activities, events, & programs scheduled for that day are also canceled. As a reminder, students do not have school on Monday, September 2, in observation of Labor Day.
— Osceola County School District - Charter & Choice (@SDOCChoiceEdu) August 30, 2019
In Polk County, officials have closed classes both Tuesday and Wednesday.
PCPS schools and offices to be closed Sept. 3-4 due to #HurricaneDorian. https://t.co/pSvIkX1NJK pic.twitter.com/hcr9AQFWVw
— Polk County Public Schools (@PolkSchoolsNews) August 30, 2019
Orange County announced their make up date will be Oct. 18.
When Hurricane Irma hit in 2017, then-Gov. Rick Scott ordered that all public schools, colleges, universities close two days during the storm.
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