As a winter storm impacted North Georgia over the weekend, numerous school districts across the region have announced delays, closures, and shifts to virtual learning for Monday. According to various reports, many school systems in metro Atlanta are responding to icy roads and hazardous conditions caused by the weather. The Georgia Department of Transportation also issued advisories regarding travel precautions during the storm. Notably, Gwinnett County schools will start two hours late, citing unsafe road conditions, while Fulton County Schools and DeKalb County Schools made similar announcements. “We want to ensure the safety of our students and staff as they commute,” remarked Fulton County Schools spokesperson. In total, over 50 districts have altered their schedules. Parents are urged to stay updated through official channels as conditions may lead to further changes. Some parents expressed concern regarding the impact on students and logistics for pick-up and drop-off times. The winter storm warning remains in effect until further notice as meteorologists predict continued icy conditions throughout the week.
Georgia Schools Adjust Schedules Amid Winter Weather Conditions
