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WARM SPRINGS — Bath County Schools would like to remind parents of the inclement weather routes for the 2020-2021 school year.  
During delayed openings and/or early dismissals, buses will not run on the following roads:

Bath County High School & Valley Elementary School
• Rt. 619 – Courthouse Hill (Bus #3);
• Rt. 620 – West Warm Springs (Bus #3);
• Rt. 642 – Routier Hill   (Bus #3);
• Rt. 647 – Peery Hollow Road (above Mtn. View Drive) (Bus #4);
• Rt. 609 – Roberts Road (only) (Bus #10);
• Rt. 619 – Klondike (Bus #10);
• Rt. 680 – Chimney Run (Bus #10);
• Rt. 605 – Lower Cascades (Bus #13);
• Rt. 616 – Switchback (Bus #13);
• Rt. 694 – Little Valley Road (Bus #18);
• Rt. 612 – Plogger Hill (above VFW) (Bus #22).

Millboro Elementary School
• Rt. 614/657 – Tower Hill/Pheasanty Hollow Road; (Bus #1);
• Rt. 704 – Huffman Hill (Bus #12).
During delayed openings, inclement weather routes will be used in the morning only. During early dismissals, inclement weather routes will be used in the afternoon only.
Parents may tune to the following TV channels and radio stations for announcements of inclement weather school delays and closings.
• TV Channels: WDBJ-7; WSLS-10; 
• Radio Station: WCHG-107.1.
If there are any questions or concerns about these routes, please contact the Bath County School Administration Office at 839-2722.

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