Some school districts are watching the situation, and other institutions are canceling in-person classes for Monday
Rain arrives on Thursday, and temperatures will plummet at night and into Friday, which could cause some problems on the commute to work or school on Friday morning.
Another round of winter weather will move into the region late Thursday and into Friday for Metro Detroit. 4Warn Meteorologist Bryan Schuerman talks about why we could see another round of school closings.
A notice from officials on the AAPS website states the decision was made in anticipation of dangerous road conditions due to overnight sleet, snow and freezing rain.
A notice from officials on the AAPS website states the decision was made based on anticipated wind chill temperatures and high winds dropping below 20 degrees.
Hundreds of school districts were closed around Metro Detroit on Tuesday, and we could see more closing on Wednesday as the frigid cold continues.
A notice from officials on the AAPS website states the decision was made based on predicted wind chill temperatures dropping below 20 degrees.
An elementary school in Rochester Hills will be closed on Monday after a pipe issue caused flooding in the building over the weekend.
Excessive heat has forced some schools to close and or have early dismissals on Wednesday, the first week of school for many students across Southeast Michigan.
Excessive heat has forced some schools to close on Tuesday, the first week of school for many students across Southeast Michigan.
Metro Detroit school and after-school program closings have started to come in as there is a threat of potential flooding, damaging winds, hail, and even strong tornadoes.
School closings have started to come in with Metro Detroit expected to receive several inches of snow early Friday morning.
Hundreds of schools were closed on Wednesday as a snowstorm moved through Metro Detroit -- and there could be more closures on Thursday.
With a winter storm arriving in Southeast Michigan on Wednesday, we could see some school closures for Wednesday and even into Thursday.
Several Metro Detroit schools are likely to close Friday as an approaching winter storm brings significant snow and ice to the area.
Students attending Ann Arbor Public Schools will learn remotely on Wednesday due to inclement weather.
The Detroit Public Schools Community District plans to shift to virtual learning in the case of heavy snowfall this week, the superintendent said in a statement Tuesday.
Snow totals over the two days could top more than 16 inches of snow in some areas. Which means school closings are likely Wednesday thru Friday.
Snow days -- or virtual days -- are highly likely this week, perhaps even for multiple days, with a big snowstorm on the horizon in Southeast Michigan.
Farmington Public Schools district leaders reiterated Sunday that schools are open Monday, Jan. 3, despite a fake post circulating and stating the opposite.
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YPSILANTI, Mich. – Students at Eastern Michigan University will not have classes on Tuesday. On Monday night, the Ypsilanti university notified students that the campus would be closed due to weather conditions. The EMU Student Center COVID-19 Testing Center will be open on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The COVID-19 testing at the EMU Convocation Center, hosted by Washtenaw County Health Department, will be closed and appointments will be rescheduled. Students will be updated through their university email accounts and through the EMU website.
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DETROIT – Winter weather already has prompted some school closings in Metro Detroit. There is plenty of snow expected overnight Monday into Tuesday morning, so you can expect even more closings to be announced. From the Local 4Casters:A bigger storm heading this way from Texas will redevelop snow Monday evening, which will become heavy at times Monday night before winding down Tuesday morning. This should easily be a 6-to-8-inch snowfall, so total snow from what falls both Sunday night/Monday morning and Monday night/Tuesday morning could approach 10 inches in some areas. Weather forecast: 6-to-10 inches of snow tonight
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Gretchen Whitmer to close all schools in the state took parents and some districts by surprise. On Friday afternoon, the Detroit Public Schools Community District announced it will keep schools open strictly to feed students. The announcement comes as parents scramble to come up with a plan to make sure their children are supervised for the next three weeks. Parents are working to turn parts of their homes into temporary classrooms. You can hear from these parents in Hank Winchester’s full story in the video posted above.
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DETROIT – Coronavirus concerns have resulted in school closings for some Metro Detroit schools and districts. Some schools are closing on Friday to train staff on potentially holding a virtual class, while some are closing for more intensive cleaning in classrooms. Gretchen Whitmer announced all K-12 schools in the state will be closed for three weeks beginning Monday, March 13. Note: The school districts control the school closings list. The school closings system information is entered by districts and schools.
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DETROIT – Snowy conditions are expected to continue throughout the day Wednesday. Snow fell overnight and is expected to be heavy at times on Wednesday. The temperature will remain cold. Highways, streets and sidewalks will be treacherous if left untreated. READ: Snowfall expected to reach up to 4 inchesHundreds of schools in Metro Detroit have canceled classes for Wednesday.
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MICHIGAN – Several schools will be closed due to the weekend winter storm that is expected to bring between 5 to 10 inches of snow to some communities. You can view a list of school closures here.
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DETROIT – The first snowstorm of the season blanketed Metro Detroit, causing schools to cancel evening events and cities to declare snow emergencies. Monday’s commute was messy all day, leading to numerous crashes on Metro Detroit roads. Many cities have declared snow emergencies as crews work to clear the roads. See the snow emergencies list here. There is also a winter weather advisory for Lapeer and Macomb counties until 4 a.m. Tuesday.
DETROIT - ClickOnDetroit Morning Briefing -- Sept. 3, 2019First day of schoolIt's the first day of school for thousands of kids in Michigan. By Tuesday morning, the storm's top sustained winds had dipped to 120 mph (193 kph), making it a Category 3 hurricane, but it remained almost stationary. Always find the latest local and national weather news at ClickOnDetroit.com/WeatherCenter. Submit a news tipTell us what's happening in your community -- submit a news tip to Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit right here. Tweets by Local4NewsCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.
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DETROIT – The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Metro Detroit until Monday at 6 p.m.Based on anticipated high temperatures, the Detroit Public Schools Community District will implement a three-hour early release for all schools Monday. The school dismissal schedule can be viewed here.
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DETROIT – Cass Tech High School is closed Tuesday due to an odor in the building caused by a broken cooling system pipe. School officials said they also must ensure a "comfortable temperature" with the warmer weather expected Tuesday. "Although maintenance crews have been working to repair the pipe, we cannot ensure a comfortable temperature with warmer weather expected and need additional time to remove the school's odor. Therefore, school will be cancelled today. We will update families, students and staff on the status of school later today," reads a statement from Chrystal Wilson, a spokeswoman for Detroit Public Schools Community District.
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PORT HURON, Mich. – A 14-year-old boy was charged Thursday with a felony after a school threat was reported by New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman, police said. ORIGINAL STORY: Port Huron teenager arrested after school threat reported by Patriots' Julian EdelmanThe threat was posted as a comment on an Instagram post made by Edelman. After Edelman reported the incident, police found the boy, who admitted to making the threat, officials said. Police said the threat was directed toward Central Middle School in Port Huron. The 14-year-old is charged with false report of a threat of terrorism, which is a four-year felony.
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