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Webster Parish Schools Open Monday

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Updated: November 2, 2009
Webster Parish School Board reports that all schools will be open on Monday. School buses will not travel on roads impassible due to flooding or washouts, and children residing on such closed roadways will be excused from their absences. For a complete and updated listing of closed roadways in Webster Parish, visit www.websterparishla.org

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