Superintendent Roberson posted a brief winter weather update on Facebook at noon Feb. 2, signaling possible impacts to the local school district but providing no further details.
School superintendents are responsible for decisions about closures, delays and other emergency measures during severe weather. Those decisions typically weigh road conditions, weather forecasts, bus operations and staff availability, and are aimed at protecting students and employees.
Updates such as the one from Roberson are important to parents, students and staff who rely on timely information to make plans for transportation, child care and coursework. District responses to winter storms may include delayed starts, canceled classes, remote learning or changes to extracurricular activities.
Roberson’s Facebook post did not include additional information about specific actions. We will provide more information as it becomes available.
