Superintendent McQueen Delivers Damage Report After Morning Storms

BAY COUNTY, FL - Superintendent McQueen swiftly addressed the impact on schools within the district at the Bay District Schools School Board meeting on January 9, 2024. Fortunately, the overall damage was minimal, allowing for a prompt return to normalcy as schools resumed today.

The damage report outlined by Superintendent McQueen highlighted several issues encountered across the district. Among the concerns were minor damages, roof issues, and some small structural problems. While these incidents were deemed manageable, and efforts are already underway to address and rectify them.

Problems included a knocked-down scoreboard and leaks through doorways.

Despite the challenges posed by the morning storms, the district's response ensured that the impact on students and faculty will be minimal. Superintendent McQueen expressed confidence that the swift action taken will allow for a seamless return to the academic routine.

No makeup days will be required.

As the district rallies to overcome the aftermath of the storms, the collaborative efforts of the school community will undoubtedly contribute to a quick and effective recovery. The commitment to the well-being of students and the maintenance of a conducive learning environment remains at the forefront of the district's priorities, exemplified by the prompt announcement of the resumption of school activities on 1-10-24.