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CARROLL COUNTY (July 30) — With the increase in cases of the COVID-19 virus, two of the five Carroll County schools have announced a delay in opening the 2020-2021 school year. Both are now starting July 17 instead of the planned date of August 4. McKenzie, Clarksburg, and Hollow Rock-Bruceton plan to open August 4.
West Carroll School Board voted July 28 to delay the opening and Huntingdon announced the change on July 30 in an announcement by Director of Schools Pat Dillahunty.
“Due to increase in the virus spread in our local community, the first half day of school for Huntingdon will be August 17. All Open Houses previously scheduled for tonight have been cancelled. We will continue to monitor the virus spread in our community and make changes as necessary.”
She asks parents to visit the district website and Facebook page for updates and to direct questions to the building principals:
Primary: ccarey@huntingdonschools.net