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District office displaced after water-fountain flood; temporary closures planned

2085399 · January 8, 2025
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Summary

District staff reported a major flood at the central office caused by a water fountain; offices are displaced, staff will continue services from schools and plan a 2–3 day closure for flooring repairs announced at the Jan. 9 meeting.

At the Jan. 9 Cannon County Board of Education workshop, a staff member reported that a water fountain caused a major flood at the district office and that the office is currently displaced.

The staff member said the district is "doing the best we can to keep the office open and to help parents when they want to come in and register," but that the office will likely need to close for two to three days to complete flooring repairs. Staff said they will work from schools while repairs occur and that callers should use the same district phone number, which will be forwarded to Ms. Melton to direct visitors.

The staff member asked parents to be prepared for possible school closures because of incoming winter weather and said the district is trying not to disrupt services. No formal action or emergency appropriation was recorded in the provided transcript segments; staff said they will provide further updates as repairs are scheduled.

Next steps: staff to continue registration support from school sites during repairs and to announce exact closure dates when available.