SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTO) – Many schools are closed or have changed their bus routes Friday morning due to flooded roads.

Bulloch County

Bulloch County schools will be open and continue their normal schedule Friday morning, but an alternative bus transportation plan is now in effect. All dirt roads in Bulloch County are now closed to bus travel. The alternate bus route and bus stop plan used during Tropical Storm Debby is now in effect for all dirt roads. School leaders say they expect possible bus delays. They also say you can use the “Edulog Parent Portal” mobile app to track updates on your child’s bus.

Candler County

Candler County Schools say there will be a change to the school transportation plan on Friday, November 8. If your home is on a dirt road, the bus driver will contact you to arrange a convenient meeting location on a paved road. If you have not heard from your bus driver, please call 912-685-7302.

Oaktree Road is closed so parents should use the main entrance to drop off and pick up children and they will guide you to the pond entrance/pick up from there.

Evans County

The Evans County Charter School System is also adjusting bus routes. Click here for a complete list of bus route adjustments.

Tattnall County

For Tattnall County Schools, the school district requests that all parents of students who are transported to locations on dirt roads wait for the bus at the paved entrance on Friday morning.

Students who cannot make it to the bus stop should bring a note to their teacher when they return to school.

Toombs County

The Toombs County School District has not announced any changes to bus routes or start times on Friday morning. School leaders said their transportation department and bus drivers have been monitoring the roads for the past 24 hours to make sure the ride to school is safe. You are urged to call the Toombs County School System Transportation Department if you have any questions.

vidalia

All Vidalia City schools will be canceled on Friday, November 8.

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