School Closing

With the snow piling up, Buffalo's school district is juggling plans for students of all ages. What does this mean for education and family routines in the area?

As the snow continues to blanket the region, schools are taking precautions for safety, pushing remote learning into the mix this week.

With snow piling up and temperatures dropping, local schools are shutting their doors. This winter storm is prompting everyone to hunker down and stay safe.

Below freezing temperatures and sub-zero wind chills have school and other government officials shutting buildings across the region to keep kids safe.

Lake Effect snow, high winds, and extreme cold shuts down schools in the Buffalo Area for the second time this winter.

Another lake effect storm is on the way to the 716 and local schools are trying to be prepared for the worst.

Enough snow has fallen on Western New York that schools need to be shut down for a 4th consecutive day.

Lake Effect Snows are hitting the Buffalo area so hard that school districts are cancelling classes for 3rd consecutive day.

Another storm heading to the 716 is causing schools all over the region to close for another day.

With the threat of additional snow coming to Western New York, the regions largest school district has announced they will stay closed on Tuesday.

As another potentially massive winter storm is heading straight for Western New York, some school districts in the 716 have already announced they are closed to help in preparation.

There may be lots of disappointed kids later this year