Last week, the district announced that this would be a full week of remote learning, but based on the progress made on county roads over the weekend, the district says the a number of schools will open for face-to-face instruction and normal operations on Wednesday.

After being shuttered all week due to tropical cyclone eight damage on roadways across the region, Brunswick County Schools will have students on remote learning schedules

Brunswick County officials said Wednesday that county government offices will remain closed to the public Thursday because of "severe weather impacts" from the coastal storm earlier this week.

With the potential for tropical storm conditions on Monday, Brunswick County Schools has announced schools will be closed. The school district originally announced a two-hour delay, but decided Monday morning to close schools for students.

New Hanover County Schools and Pender County Schools decided to have school Monday despite the area being under a tropical storm warning.

Georgetown County schools will be closed Monday in anticipation of severe weather that is expected to impact most of the county. Students will have an eLearning day at a later date. A tropical disturbance could strengthen as it moves near the South Carolina coast.

After an early dismissal due to tropical storm conditions on Monday, New Hanover County Schools will have a remote day on Tuesday. In addition, the early release time will be excused for all employees,

The delay is because of severe weather in Charlotte metro. Due to flooding conditions, the forecast for high winds and the likelihood of power outages, Anson County Schools will be closed for students on Tuesday,

Schools will start later Tuesday because of inclement weather, Cumberland County Schools announced Monday evening.