Cincinnati Schools Close for Snow; NTI Implemented for Some
Winter Storm Fern has resulted in significant snowfall across the Cincinnati region, leading to widespread school closures. On Tuesday, February 3, 2023, many major school districts opted to close their doors or shift to non-traditional instruction (NTI) due to the hazardous weather conditions.
Cincinnati Schools Affected by Snow
Cincinnati Public Schools have been closed as a precaution against the winter weather. The Boone County Schools in Northern Kentucky are also closed. Meanwhile, Campbell County and Kenton County School Districts transitioned to remote learning for the day.
Weather Advisory Details
The National Weather Service in Wilmington issued a winter weather advisory effective from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on February 3. They forecasted that snow would begin in the morning and likely move out by late afternoon or early evening. Slippery road conditions are anticipated, urging residents to exercise caution.
List of Schools Closed or Using NTI
- Batavia Local Schools
- Boone County Schools
- Campbell County Schools (NTI, no preschool)
- Covington Independent Public Schools (NTI)
- Erlanger-Elsmere Independent Schools
- Fairfield City Schools/Butler County
- Forest Hills School District
- Goshen Local Schools
- Loveland City Schools
- Lebanon City Schools
- Sycamore Schools
For a complete list of school closures and remote learning options, refer to local news sources such as Fox 19. The continued snowfall and icy conditions necessitated these drastic measures to ensure student safety.
