Due to severe weather expected in the afternoon, all St. Johns County School District schools will observe one-hour early release on Tuesday. This decision was made in order to ensure the safety of students and staff, as the National Weather Service has issued warnings of high wind speeds and possible coastal flooding along the South Carolina coast on January 9. As a precautionary measure, many schools in the Piedmont region of North Carolina are also closing or dismissing early today due to the severe weather conditions.
Severe weather impacts school schedules
In response to the severe weather sweeping through Atlanta and the surrounding metropolitan area, several school districts have taken precautionary measures to prioritize the safety of students. Multiple school systems in North Georgia have opted for a 2-hour delay schedule on Wednesday, while Bulloch County Schools in Georgia have decided to close all schools and offices on Tuesday. Additionally, the Wake County School District in North Carolina dismissed classes three hours early on Tuesday due to the anticipated bad weather. Meanwhile, Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools announced a shift to virtual learning for Tuesday and a delayed start on Wednesday.
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Summary:
All St. Johns County School District schools will have an early release on Tuesday due to severe weather. The National Weather Service is warning of high wind speeds and coastal flooding in South Carolina. Schools in the Piedmont region of North Carolina are closing or dismissing early. Multiple school systems in Atlanta and North Georgia have adjusted schedules. Bulloch County Schools in Georgia are closed on Tuesday. The Wake County School District in North Carolina dismissed classes three hours early. Savannah-Chatham County Public Schools are shifting to virtual learning on Tuesday with a delayed start on Wednesday.
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