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Riverside Schools Adapt After Flood | Charleston News
First day of school hit Kanawha County—but not everyone got to attend. Riverside High’s students missed out due to weekend flooding, pushing classes back to Monday, August 24th. Still, staff stepped up big time, packing three-day meal boxes for kids in the feeder area to keep them fed. Cafeteria manager Marsha Burns shared how bittersweet it was—no students in sight, but meaningful connections made with families picking up meals. Meanwhile, the Riverside band and football team are turning their trailer into a donation hub, collecting supplies for flood victims. And over at John Adams Middle…
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