Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...

Spartanburg School District One announced that it will be reopening Landrum and Campobello schools on Tuesday, October 8, on a regular school day schedule.

“Throughout today, our team has been diligently preparing for the safe return of students to the classroom. Bus routes have been checked for any obstacles, food supplies have been replenished, and we have closely monitored the ongoing restoration efforts following the impact of Hurricane Helene,” school officials said in a message to families. “Teachers have also been working hard in their classrooms, ready to welcome students back to their second home—their school. We are pleased to also report that power, internet, and phone services have been fully restored in all our schools.

“Please know that making decisions in the aftermath of such an event can be difficult, especially given the size and geographic reach of our district. We know that some families may still be without power. If you are unable to send your child to school on Tuesday due to storm-related circumstances, please contact your child’s school directly. We are here to work with you and will do everything we can to accommodate your family’s individual needs.

“We are eager to welcome our students back, and reopening our schools is a crucial step in helping us all—students, families, and staff—move forward together. We are deeply grateful for the way our community has come together over this past week. Thank you for your continued support.”