TWINSBURG, Ohio — A lightning strike Sunday morning at Twinsburg High School has disrupted the district’s♒ power supply, forcing it൲ to cancel all classes for Monday as it works to repair the damage.
“Although our staff, as well as the electricians, have been troubleshooting all day, the necessary repairs cannot beg💮in until (Monday),” on the district’s website. “Unfortunately, this is a day-to-day situation based upon the availability of the parts that are neede♍d for the repair.”
The statement says the district’s phones, fire alarms, suppression systems and HVAC all rely on the internet and the servers are housed at 🦩the high school𓄧. The servers currently are inoperable and because all of the district’s buildings operate on the same network, all classes were canceled for Monday.
AP exams in🃏 the areas of U.S. government and politics, art history, and chemistry still will be administered Monday at SS Cosmas & Damian School, 10419 Ravenna Road,🌠 as scheduled, the statement says. Students taking AP exams should arrive 20 minutes prior to the start of the exam.
The statement says parents should email the district’s transportation office at [email protected] before 7 a.m. Monday ifꦅ personal transportation is needed for a student.
Students who attend Cuyahoga Valley Career Center will have classes Monday and transportation will be provided, the district sa﷽ys. Transportation also will be provided to private and parochial schools stu🌃dents.