New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that public schools in the city will resume in-person learning tomorrow, February 24, despite the impact of a powerful winter storm. The storm has led to significant disruptions, including thousands of grounded flights and strained transport networks, affecting a vast area with approximately 41 million people under its influence.
In light of the inclement weather, various school districts in the surrounding areas of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut have announced closures and delays. Some notable updates include:
– Ardsley Union Free School District: closed
– Byram Hills School District: closed
– Chappaqua School District: facing a 3-hour delay
– Harvey School: closed
– Haverstraw-Stony Point School District: closed
– Pearl River School District: implementing a 2-hour delay
Additionally, many school districts, including Rockville Centre, Dumont, and Millburn Township, have opted for full closures, while others like Fair Lawn Schools and Jefferson Township are allowing for 90-minute delays to their schedules.
As conditions continue to develop, mayoral and educational officials remain focused on ensuring student safety and providing necessary updates to families regarding school operations. With the storm affecting a large swath of the region, maintaining clear communication will be essential in navigating the challenges posed by this winter weather event.
Stay informed with ongoing updates and coverage regarding the storm’s impact on local education systems.