<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1eIZPc_1Gy3J6f000" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1eIZPc_1Gy3J6f000" width="2001" height="1334" ></figure><p>What started as a regular school day quickly turned into an unexpected situation on Tuesday, Nov. 3 when the power went out at SCHS. According to Assistant Principal Jeff Thorne, the outage was caused by a tree falling down. As the lights continued flickering, a small fire broke out involving the generator in the woodworking classroom during 5A.</p><p>Sophomore Jonah Long was the student who ran to the office to alert administrators that there was a fire downstairs. He described the situation, saying, “The fire was crazy because our power kept flickering and then a kid came out and said something was on fire. I was sent to get a principal and had to run, then found them in the commons. They started to grab a fire extinguisher on the way to the shop class, and then it smelled really bad and we had to go to the cafeteria.”</p><p>After students were instructed to leave the area or go to the cafeteria, the fire department arrived and checked all the classrooms. During their inspection, firefighters also removed a power cord from science teacher Hannah Robinson’s classroom. The reason for its removal is currently unknown.</p><p>A simple power outage developed into a fiery interruption.</p></div></body>

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What started as a regular school day quickly turned into an unexpected situation on Tuesday, Nov. 3 when the power went out at SCHS. According to Assistant Principal Jeff Thorne, the outage was caused by a tree falling down. As the lights continued flickering, a small fire broke out involving the generator in the woodworking classroom during 5A.

Flickering Lights and an Unexpected Flames

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What started as a regular school day quickly turned into an unexpected situation on Tuesday, Nov. 3 when the power went out at SCHS. According to Assistant

Flickering Lights and an Unexpected Flames

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