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"The toughest calculations in Kenton County schools today weren\u2019t in the Advanced Placement math class, they were in the superintendents' offices, as they try to determine whether they\u2019ll cancel school on Friday. \u00A0\u201CWe start watching the weather as early as the information is available to us,\u201D Kenton County Superintendent Dr. Terri Cox-Cruey said.Watch this storyCox-Cruey said they usually don\u2019t make a call until between 3-5 a.m. on the day they could cancel school.After tracking the storm on TV, radio and the internet, Kenton County also sends out a visual team to get a visual of road conditions in the county. They also work with police and other school districts to try to make a good call.\u201CI think most people understand how difficult it is to make this call, especially when you don\u2019t know if we\u2019re just going to get rain or snow or some mix in-between,\u201D Cox-Cruey said.The one thing they try to avoid is bringing students to school and then having to send them home early.\u00A0\u201CIt creates child care problems,\u201D Cox-Cruey said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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