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🚨💻Out of an abundance of caution, all Huntsville City Schools (HCS) students will engage in remote learning on Friday, Feb. 19, 2021. Additionally, all employees will work remotely (unless otherwise directed by their supervisor).
District leaders recognize some areas may no longer may be witnessing the impacts of last night's weather event. However, they are also mindful of possible travel conditions for students, families, and staff members who commute from both within and outside city limits as snow melts, water accumulates, and ice potentially forms on roadways with temperatures expected to remain below freezing for most of the school day.💻🚨
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⏰ The HCS Board of Education meeting scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 18 will be postponed for a later date due to winter weather conditions. ⏰
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🚨Out of an abundance of caution after reassessing road conditions this morning, Huntsville City Schools and offices will be closed Thursday, Feb. 18. 🚨
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🚨Huntsville City Schools (HCS) will implement a two-hour delay on Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021, due to the potential of winter weather conditions impacting school buildings and roadways.
Bus pick-up times, employee reporting times, and school start times will be pushed back two hours. Additionally, this delay applies to both traditional and virtual students.🚨
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⚠️❄️Feb. 17 at 6:30 pm update: HCS leaders are closely monitoring weather conditions for Thursday, Feb. 18.
We will share the status of learning modes ASAP as we learn more about the evolving weather outlook. ❄️⚠️
🚨Feb. 17 at 8 pm update: HCS will implement a 2-hour delay on Thursday, Feb. 18 due to the potential of winter weather. View announcement- link in bio!🚨
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