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Who makes the decision to delay opening or close local schools during snow and ice storms?

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Who makes the decision to delay opening or close local schools during snow and ice storms?

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The local school districts are responsible for their own snow cancellation policies. The decision to delay opening or close schools due to hazardous travel conditions is made by the Superintendent of Schools of the respective district, often in consultation with the town Superintendent of Highways. Snow closings are announced on local AM-FM radio stations designated by each district. In severe storms, the town Superintendent of Highways may recommend to the town Supervisor to declare a state of emergency effectively closing local roadways except for essential vehicles.

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