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Anderson School Closes For Two Days Because Of Flu

    On Thursday and Friday, traditional classes for middle and high school aged students at Liberty Christian School will be cancelled. Pre-kindergarten through 6th graders will come to school as normal.

    In messages to parents online, Liberty superintendent Jay McCurry says about 20 percent of the school’s about 500 students and 50 percent of teachers are out sick with the flu. He says the building will be sanitized while students are away.

    A Christian school in Anderson is using the state’s e-learning option to close for two days this week because of the number of students and teachers sick with the flu. IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports. On Thursday and Friday, traditional classes for middle and high school aged students at L

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