Schools closing, delayed across NE Ohio due to frigid temperatures
AKRON, Ohio (WJW) — Many school districts announced how they would handle forecasted frigid temperatures coming for Northeast Ohio this week following a dumping of snow over the weekend.
Warming centers open across NE Ohio as bitter cold temps settle in
Dozens of schools announced either closures or delays Tuesday including: Avon Lake City Schools, Canton City Schools, Elyria City Schools, Lakewood City Schools, Lorain City Schools, Massillon City Schools and North Ridgeville Schools.
Akron Public Schools and Cleveland Metropolitan School District have yet to make announcements.
Most districts were closed Monday in observance of Presidents Day.
School closings and delays list
Look for school districts may follow suit, as wind chills look to dip below zero degrees. FOX 8 News will continue to keep you updates as school closings are announced.
See an up-to-date school closings list right here.
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