Maryland Schools to Close or Go Virtual Friday Due to Extreme Cold
Maryland schools are facing closures and transitions to virtual learning due to extreme cold weather impacting the region. On Friday, January 30, several districts will either operate online or be completely closed.
Impact of Extreme Cold in Maryland
The inclement weather has drastically affected operations since Monday, January 26. A significant winter storm resulted in several inches of snow and sleet. This led to dangerous icy conditions on roads across the state.
School District Responses
Various school districts have made crucial decisions in response to the weather:
- Some districts, including Anne Arundel County, have already utilized their allocated snow days.
- As a result, they have shifted to virtual learning for the safety of students and staff.
Current School Closures
Here’s an updated list of Baltimore area schools that have announced closures or virtual learning days:
| School District | Status |
|---|---|
| Anne Arundel County | Virtual Learning |
| Baltimore City | Closed |
| Howard County | Virtual Learning |
Students and parents are encouraged to stay updated with local announcements to ensure safety and preparedness during this severe cold snap.
