Florida schools to be closed until March 30 due to coronavirus

All Florida public school students will be out of school until March 30 due to concerns over the coronavirus. Many schools are on spring break next week, so the announcement means students will get an extra week off. The closures come by order of the Commissioner of Education, according to officials with the Orange, Marion and Flagler County school districts. Additionally, all extra-curricular activities across the state have been postponed for the next 14 days. SAT tests will still take place at Orange County Public schools on Saturday.Osceola County has canceled SAT testing at all Osceola County School District sites. Brevard County Schools said they will continue to hold SAT testing as planned on Saturday, March 14.

All Florida public school students will be out of school until March 30 due to concerns over the coronavirus.

Many schools are on spring break next week, so the announcement means students will get an extra week off.


The closures come by order of the Commissioner of Education, according to officials with the Orange, Marion and Flagler County school districts.

Additionally, all extra-curricular activities across the state have been postponed for the next 14 days.

SAT tests will still take place at Orange County Public schools on Saturday.

Osceola County has canceled SAT testing at all Osceola County School District sites.

Brevard County Schools said they will continue to hold SAT testing as planned on Saturday, March 14.

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COVID-19 UPDATE: A superintendents conference call with the Governor and Chancellor just ended. After new direction from @CDC, @EducationFL announced all schools will close for one additional week beyond their Spring Break and will return on March 30. (1/3) — ocpsnews (@OCPSnews) March 13, 2020

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Due to COVID-19 concerns, @EducationFL directs districts to close schools for two consecutive weeks effective immediately. MCPS will now be closed March 16-20 for Spring Break + March 23-27. More info regarding employee work schedules forthcoming. pic.twitter.com/2NTTJAxcBa — MCPS Mentions (@MarionCountyK12) March 13, 2020

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