Sulphur Public Schools to begin school year after EF-3 tornado [Video]

SUPERINTENDENT TODAY. WILL THE STORMS IN APRIL TOOK A TOLL ON EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY AND THE SULFUR SUPERINTENDENT TELLS ME THEIR STUDENTS ARE NO DIFFERENT. THAT’S WHAT WILL MAKE THEM STRONGER. THIS SCHOOL YEAR. AFTER APRIL’S F3 IN SULFUR, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT HAD A LOT OF NEEDS, LIKE A NEW FLEET. WE HAD FOUR BUSSES THAT WERE LEFT OUT OF THE 16 THAT WE HAD. SECURITY FENCES, FLOORING AND MORE. WE’VE REALLY TRIED TO PRIORITIZE WHAT’S GOING TO COME FIRST AND BE ABLE TO TAKE CARE OF THOSE THINGS. BUT DESPITE WHAT THINGS LOOKED LIKE THREE MONTHS AGO, SULFUR SUPERINTENDENT MATT HOLDER SAYS HIS DISTRICT IS READY FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL THURSDAY. LOOKS LIKE A BUNCH OF BUSY BEES WORKING AROUND TO TO GET READY FOR SCHOOL. HE SAYS THE TORNADO BROUGHT CHALLENGES BEYOND REPAIR THAT EVEN THOUGH THE ONES WE HAD MANY KIDS THAT WEREN’T DIRECTLY …