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Most Central Fla. Schools Open Monday

POSTED: Saturday, August 23, 2008

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Most of the Central Florida schools closed because of Tropical Storm Fay will be open Monday.

Brevard, Lake, Marion, Orange, Sumter and Volusia School Districts have announced there will be classes Monday, Aug. 25.

Seminole County will check to make sure bus routes are safe on Sunday before making a decision.

Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.

Previous Stories:

August 21, 2008: Raw Sewage-Filled Flood Waters Prompt Fay Health Warnings
August 21, 2008: Expert: Fay To Bring Mosquito Outbreak
August 21, 2008: Bush Declares State Of Emergency In Fla.
August 21, 2008: City's Fay Damage To Top $10 Million; Crist Tours Flooded Florida
August 21, 2008: Crist Tours Flooded Homes; Community Under Chest-High Water
August 21, 2008: Flooding Closes Busy Cental Fla. Ramp
August 21, 2008: Canoes, Airboats Used To Flee Flooded Neighborhoods
August 21, 2008: Zig-Zagging Fay Path Includes Fourth Fla. Landfall; More Record-Breaking Rain
August 21, 2008: Fay Dumps Record-Breaking Rain; Flood Victims Warned Of Alligator Swimming In Streets
August 21, 2008: Fay Path Shows Storm Moving Across Fla.
August 20, 2008: Fay Becoming 'Catastrophic' Flood Event; 30 Inches Of Rain Expected
August 20, 2008: Curfew Issued For Flooded Satellite Beach
August 20, 2008: Fay No Longer Predicted To Strengthen Before Third Fla. Landfall
August 20, 2008: Fay Dumps Record-Breaking Rain; Flood Victims Warned Of Alligator Swimming In Streets
August 20, 2008: Looters Prey On Fay Victims, Police Say
August 20, 2008: Tolls Reinstated On Central Fla. Roads
August 19, 2008: Fay-Spawned Tornado Injures 2 People, Damages 54 Homes
August 19, 2008: Alligator Spotted Walking Street Near Fay-Spawned Tornado Touchdown
August 19, 2008: Fay Surprises, Intensifies Over Florida
August 19, 2008: Storm Closes Central Fla. Schools
August 19, 2008: Fay Could Dump Rain For Days; Chance Of Strengthening Exists
August 19, 2008: T.S. Fay Slows Down On Path Through Florida; Dumps Heavy Rain
August 19, 2008: Fay Does Not Intensify Before Landfall; Storm Moving East
August 19, 2008: Central Fla. Shelters Open For T.S. Fay
August 19, 2008: Kite Surfer Dragged Through Streets, Into Building By T.S. Fay Waterspout
August 19, 2008: Sandbags Offered In Orlando, Daytona
August 19, 2008: 'Alarming' Price-Gouging Complaints Before Fay Include Flashlight Batteries
August 18, 2008: Path Shows Fay No Longer Cat. 1 Storm At Landfall; Aims For Orlando
August 18, 2008: Path Shows T.S. Fay Passing Through Orlando; Landfall As Cat. 1
August 18, 2008: Path Pushes Fay Over Orlando
August 18, 2008: Current Trends Move Fay Path East
August 18, 2008: T.S. Fay's New Path Jogs East; Aims For Landfall Near Tampa As Cat. 1
August 16, 2008: Path Puts Tropical Storm-Force Winds In Orange County Next Week
August 16, 2008: Path Moves Fay Through Central Fla. As Weak Hurricane Or Tropical Storm
August 16, 2008: Crist Declares State Of Emergency
August 16, 2008: New Path Puts Category 1 Hurricane On Top Of Florida Early Next Week
August 15, 2008: Tropical Storm Fay Targets Florida

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