UPPER DUBLIN, Pa. - Upper Dublin High School has reopened after sustaining significant damage from Hurricane Ida in early September.
At the time, students had only just returned to school after the summer break when the tornado happened. In the time since, students had turned to virtual learning while school officials worked to get the school reopened.
As a result of the tornado, there was damage to the school building, football stadium, and the athletic fields. The school had to replace its air filter system since so much damage was sustained to the building.
A team of movers sent the teacher's materials back to the school after they had to move after the storm. ___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day.