Gila Ridge High School to release students early due to broken pipe
UPDATE (12:44 PM): The Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) has provided an update saying Gila Ridge High School will be closed Wednesday.
According to YUHSD, this is due to the "continued repair of a broken pipe that services the air conditioning for the school."
In a statement, YUHSD says:
"ALL students will attend class virtually from home using the Canvas Learning Management System. Students are expected to visit each of their Canvas courses to check assignments, instructions, and updates from his or her teachers.
Your child's attendance is critical! They will need to submit their attendance by clicking on the E-Learning button located on the homepage of every teacher's Canvas page. Students will only need to click the E-Learning button once.
Practices and athletic events for fall sports and band will proceed. Please look for communication from your child’s coaches for details of any modifications to times or locations.
Out-of-season sports and after-school clubs will not hold practice or meetings this week.
The YUHSD facilities team is partnering with our vendor to resolve the problem as quickly as possible."
YUHSD says they will provide an "update for the status of school for Thursday, August 28," at 1:00 p.m. Wednesday via ParentSquare or on their social media accounts.
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - The Yuma Union High School District (YUHSD) says students at Gila Ridge High School will be released early Tuesday.
According to YUHSD, the school is "currently without air conditioning due to a pipe that was broken" during Monday's storm.
YUHSD says the students will be dismissed at 9:15 a.m., with the buses picking them up and running "regular routes to their homes,"
Prior to dismissal, YUHSD says students were served breakfast, and after school activities and events have been canceled.
YUHSD says they will keep parents updated, via ParentSqaure and their social media accounts, "with the status of school for Wednesday, August 27, as soon as more information becomes available."
