School Closing Information
School Closing Notification
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Making the Decision
The Superintendent determines when and if conditions warrant the closing of school and shift to e-learning. The National Weather Service www.weather.gov will be the primary meteorological source to determine and declare weather conditions such as snow forecasts, extreme cold warnings and cold weather advisories.
During periods of inclement weather or in emergency situations, the safety and welfare of our students and staff are our first priority. At the same time, to avoid disruption to learning and schedules, we make every effort to keep the school open or revert to e-learning when appropriate. Here are the primary factors considered when making the decision to close school and shift to e-learning:
- The safety and well-being of students and staff
- The severity of the weather (wind chill, heavy snow, etc.)
- Time of the weather events
- The ability of buses and cars to travel safely
- The operable condition of our buildings
Severe Cold
Extreme Cold Warning and Cold Weather Advisory
A decision regarding school closure during a cold weather event will be made by the superintendent when the National Weather Service forecasts temperatures of -25° Fahrenheit and colder.
To learn more, please click the link to visit Understanding Cold Weather Alerts from the National Weather Service.