Superintendents to make pivotal decisions about school closings across Metro Detroit as massive snowstorm nears

The concept of snow days has undoubtedly changed for many Michigan schools thanks to remote learning during the COVID pandemic. Superintendent of Detroit Public Schools Dr. Nikolai Vitti says, "if heavy snow comes, we will shift to online learning for the bad weather days to ensure learning continues. Schools will not be canceled." Districts all over Metro Detroit are grappling with Similar decisions.