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Graydon Sealy Secondary closed on Wednesday

By: Sherrylyn Clarke

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Graydon Sealy Secondary School will remain closed on Wednesday.

The Ministry of Education, Technological and Vocational Training says this is due to the work that is required to repair a ruptured main on the compound at Paddock Road, St Michael.

As a result, students are required to continue to access classes online.

The school was also closed on Tuesday. (PR/SAT)

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