Please be sure the phone number and email address on file with your student's school building are up-to-date.

The following is a reminder of our weather-related delay and cancellation procedures.

For cold temperatures, we base decisions on whether to have school or not on the sustained wind chill forecast. A sustained wind chill of -25 to -34 is when we begin to consider delaying or calling off school. This range falls within a wind chill advisory and will be weighed with other factors to determine whether school will be delayed or canceled. When a windchill warning goes into effect at -35, school will be canceled.

In some cases, we may do a 2-hour delay as the windchill temperature may increase as the sun comes up. In preparation for these cold temperatures, please make sure your children are properly clothed. Even the buses may feel a little colder than normal in these types of temperatures. Closing or delaying school based on snow can be a bit more difficult to predict. Roads will be driven by school personnel that morning in order to determine safety conditions. If winter weather conditions change during the day, an early release is possible and will be communicated via all of our outlets listed to the right.

Please note that it is not always practical to call off school the day before given how unpredictable storms can be. In cases where we will delay or cancel school, those decisions will be made by no later than 6:00 a.m. On days when school is canceled, all activities on our campuses will be canceled. Going outside for recess is based on a sustained wind chill of zero degrees. If it is zero or lower, students will not go out. If it is above zero, students will typically go out for recess.

In the right sidebar are the sources to find our weather-related announcements: Please note that we will utilize our phone messaging system to place phone calls, emails, and texts.

Please be sure the phone number and email address on file with your student's school building are up-to-date.