COCOA, Fla. – Students at a Brevard high school can skip classes Wednesday!
Due to a power outage near campus, classes have been canceled at Cocoa High School, according to Brevard Public Schools.
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The district tweeted Wednesday morning that a power transformer near the school failed Tuesday night.
“Florida Power and Light worked through the night in an attempt to restore power, but as of this morning the power is still out at the school,” the tweet said.
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The school district said SAT testing that was scheduled for Wednesday has been rescheduled for March 22.
Brevard Public Schools later tweeted that power had been restored.
“The school will reopen tomorrow, Thursday, March 2nd, and school staff looks forward to welcoming students back to campus bright and early tomorrow,” the post said.
Students, enjoy the day!
UPDATE WITH SOME GOOD NEWS: THE POWER IS BACK ON AT COCOA HIGH SCHOOL!
— Brevard Schools (@BrevardSchools) March 1, 2023
The school will reopen tomorrow, Thursday, March 2nd, and school staff looks forward to welcoming students back to campus bright and early tomorrow.
SCHOOL IS CANCELED TODAY AT COCOA HIGH SCHOOL.
— Brevard Schools (@BrevardSchools) March 1, 2023
A power transformer near Cocoa High failed last night. Florida Power and Light worked through the night in an attempt to restore power but as of this morning the power is still out at the school.
Updates will be posted here.