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Heavy rain, flood risks force at-home learning for San Juan School District schools

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Several schools in the San Juan School District extended its at home learning as flood risks increased from heavy rains moving through southern Utah. School District officials said Bluff Elementary School, Montezuma Creek Elementary School, Whitehorse High School, Monument Valley High School, Tse'bii'Nidzisgai Elementary School and Navajo Mountain High School were all moved to at-home learning.

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