Outside, its hard to tell this time yesterday i would have been standing in water. We also got our first look inside the school today. And theres virtually no trace of the waters. So there were kids in here squegeeing last night to keep it from coming into the classro. Classrooms. While water did get into the school before sandbags were placed around the perimeter. It was me yesterday, teachers and studentws were able squeege it all outside. Students did not have class today, but teachers were here at st. Johns cleaning up. While here at st. Johns cleaning up. While the sandbags and cement blocks kept all the water from rushing into basement classrooms, the teachers had a lot classroom materials to put back. In anticipation of rising waters, books and papers were moved from multiple classrooms. But teachers we spoke with say students are ready to come of the students came and volunteered to help yesterday. A lot of sudents volunteered to come again today to clean up. I think it was a l
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