Greenville ISD Closes All Campuses For A Week Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
The Greenville Independent School District has closed all 10 of its campuses and other facilities this week because of an increase in coronavirus cases.
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The Greenville Independent School District has closed all 10 of its campuses and other facilities this week because of an increase in coronavirus cases.
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The call came in just before 6:45 p.m. on Wednesday, November 4 at McCarroll Middle School on Thompson Road near Deer Park Road.
During the two days the campus is closed, students and teachers will switch to online learning.
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