President Biden's visit prompts early dismissals in Westchester schools
These early dismissals are due to anticipated traffic congestion and security measures associated with the presidential visit.
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Apr 24, 2024, 10:39 AM
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Updated 11 days ago
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9h agoPresident Joe Biden's visit to the Village of Irvington tomorrow for a celebrity fundraiser has prompted several Westchester County schools to announce early dismissals.
The Ardsley Unified Free School District will dismiss the high school, middle school and Concord Road School early.
The Hastings-on-Hudson District will dismiss the high school, middle school and Hillside School early.
The Washington Irvington School, Morse School and Paulding School will all have early dismissals.
These early dismissals are due to anticipated traffic congestion and security measures associated with the presidential visit.
