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Springfield, MO
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Springfield, MO
Missouri's public and charter schools have been ordered to close through the remainder of the spring semester due to the coronavirus, Gov. Mike Parson announced yesterday.
Exemptions are allowed for schools that offer nutrition and child care services.
Schools are slated to continue remote learning for students through semester's end.
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