These will be the schools closed tomorrow due to the winter storm

Several states in the country will be affected by the winter storm. Check the list of schools closed tomorrow

These will be the schools closed tomorrow due to the winter storm

Dozens of schools across the United States have announced closures or shifts to online learning for Tuesday, January 21, due to the forecast of dangerously cold winds caused by a winter storm. Here’s a list of schools closed tomorrow.

Schools closed tomorrow due to winter storm

Although many schools were already closed on Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, some have extended their closures to Tuesday due to the forecast of even colder temperatures.

Several states across the country have announced changes to class schedules and formats to protect students and staff, including Illinois, Texas, and Georgia.

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Schools Closed Tomorrow in Illinois

In Chicago, the wind chill is expected to reach as low as -25 degrees on Tuesday. Among the schools that will remain closed tomorrow are the following:

  • Horizon Science Academy Belmont in Chicago
  • City of Hobart Schools in Indiana
  • District 155 in Calumet City
  • Faith Movers Academy in University Park

Meanwhile, schools in the city of Hobart have issued an alert informing that due to the intense freezing winds, they will switch to remote learning.

Schools Closed Tomorrow in Texas

Due to winter conditions and low temperatures, several school districts in central Texas have opted to close their facilities. Here is a list of the districts that have announced closures due to the bad weather:

  • Austin ISD
  • Bartlett ISD
  • Bastrop ISD
  • Blanco ISD
  • Burnet CISD
  • Comal ISD
  • Comfort ISD
  • Coupland ISD
  • Del Valle ISD
  • Dime Box ISD
  • Dripping Springs ISD
  • Eanes ISD
  • Elgin ISD
  • Fayetteville ISD
  • Flatonia ISD
  • Florence ISD
  • Georgetown ISD
  • Gonzales ISD
  • Granger ISD
  • Hays CISD
  • Hutto ISD
  • Jarrell ISD
  • Johnson City ISD
  • La Grange ISD
  • Lago Vista ISD
  • Lake Travis ISD
  • Leander ISD
  • Lexington ISD
  • Liberty Hill ISD
  • Llano ISD
  • Lockhart ISD
  • Luling ISD
  • Manor ISD
  • Marble Falls ISD
  • McDade ISD
  • Milano ISD
  • Nixon-Smiley CISD
  • Pflugerville ISD
  • Prairie Lea ISD
  • Rockdale ISD
  • Round Rock ISD
  • Round Top-Carmine ISD
  • San Marcos CISD
  • Schulenburg ISD
  • Smithville ISD
  • Taylor ISD
  • Thorndale ISD
  • Thrall ISD
  • Waelder ISD
  • Wimberley ISD

Schools Closed Tomorrow in Georgia

In Georgia, a winter storm warning has been issued, which will be in effect from Tuesday morning to Wednesday morning, with the possibility of up to two inches of snow, especially in the southern Atlanta area. Below are the school districts that will remain closed, have delayed schedules, or will switch to virtual classes due to the weather:

Schools that will close:

  • Atlanta Technical College
  • Butts County Schools
  • Catoosa County Schools
  • Coweta County School System
  • Dalton Public Schools (also canceled Wednesday)
  • Fayette County Schools
  • Griffin-Spalding County School System
  • Heard County Schools
  • Henry County Schools
  • Jasper County Charter System
  • Lamar County Schools
  • Murray County Schools (also closed Wednesday)
  • Pike County Schools
  • Troup County School System
  • Walker County Schools
  • Whitfield County Schools

Schools with Remote Learning:

  • Clayton County Schools
  • Meriwether County Schools
  • Rockdale County Schools

Schools with Delayed Start:

  • Dade County Schools

Schools with Early Dismissal:

  • Morgan County Charter Schools

What is a Winter Storm?

A winter storm is defined by a combination of precipitation and cold temperatures that favor the formation of snow, ice, sleet, and strong winds.

How long does a winter storm last?

Winter storms can last several hours or even days.

How to prepare for a winter storm?

Winter storms can bring extreme temperatures, power outages, communication disruptions, and slippery roads, so it’s crucial to take precautions. Here are some recommendations:

  • Make an action plan with your family.
  • Waterproof your home.
  • Check the fireplace or chimney.
  • Install a battery-powered smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector.
  • Ensure your car is in optimal condition for winter use.
  • Prepare an emergency kit to keep in your car.

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