Yonkers students head back to school Thursday after Ida flooding delays
A number of schools, including Gorton High School and Pearls Hawthorne, were flooded during last week’s storm.
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Sep 8, 2021, 4:44 PM
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Updated 1,121 days ago
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5ds agoYonkers students are expected to head back to school tomorrow after their first day was pushed back by Ida.
A number of schools, including Gorton High School and Pearls Hawthorne, were flooded during last week’s storm.
Students were originally supposed to return to the classroom Friday, Sept. 3.
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