All area schools were expected to be open throughout the day Friday, March 1, and classes were proceeding as scheduled. Officials with the central district offices of both the Warren County R-3 and …
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All area schools were expected to be open throughout the day Friday, March 1, and classes were proceeding as scheduled. Officials with the central district offices of both the Warren County R-3 and Wright City R-2 school districts told The Record Friday morning that no weather-related changes in class schedules were anticipated. Officials at Holy Rosary School in Warrenton and Liberty Christian Academy in Wright City also expected classes to be held throughout the day without disruption.
