Public Charter Schools across the state will reopen tomorrow, Monday, August 27, 2018, after being closed for two to three days due to the threat posed to the state by Hurricane Lane. As schools open tomorrow, staff will be assessing the damage caused to their campuses by the storm.
All schools on Hawaiʻi Island and Maui County were closed last week Wednesday as Hurricane Lane approached the state and on Thursday and Friday public schools statewide were shut down due to the impending storm.
Thirty-six charter schools statewide serve more than 11,000 public school students.
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