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Students ready for learning experience of total eclipse
With the April 8th total solar eclipse just over six weeks away, North Texas schools are working to prepare students for the once in a lifetime event in Dallas.
Several North Texas school districts are calling off classes in anticipation of next month's solar eclipse.
Corsicana ISD, Waxahachie ISD, Ennis ISD and Greenville ISD recently decided to cancel school on April 8th.
The districts are in the direct path of totality.
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The event is expected to attract hundreds of thousand of visitors to the area, which could put a strain on resources.
Texas county declares state of disaster ahead of April solar eclipse
A Texas county has declared a local state of disaster as it prepares for an influx of visitors for this April's total solar eclipse.
City and county officials are already preparing for an influx of traffic and emergencies.