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School board members Gene Trent and Megan Wright are pictured during a Jan. 6 meeting of Cape Canaveral’s city council and the Brevard school board in Viera, where the potential closure of Cape View Elementary School was discussed.
School board members Gene Trent and Megan Wright are pictured during a Jan. 6 meeting of Cape Canaveral’s city council and the Brevard school board in Viera, where the potential closure of Cape View Elementary School was discussed.
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Brevard School Board expected to vote to close Cape View. Watch live

by Florida Today

The Brevard County School Board is expected to vote to close Cape View Elementary School during its regular meeting tonight at 5 p.m. The closure would take effect before the start of the 2026-27 school year. Watch what will likely be a contentious meeting, live, below.

This article originally appeared on Florida Today: Brevard School Board expected to vote to close Cape View. Watch live

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