Students Return To Classroom Following Extended Break

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Students prepare to board a bus at Pennington Middle School with Lee County students able to return to the classroom on Thursday and Friday. A series of winter storms in January has wreaked havoc on the second semester schedule with remote instruction utilized the first two days of this week.


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