The following central Wisconsin schools will be closed Jan. 9 as a storm is expected to bring 4 to 8 inches of snow.
As central Wisconsin braces for a predicted 4 to 8 inches of snow, local schools are announcing closures for Tuesday.
Here are the schools that have announced snow days so far.
Marshfield area
- Pittsville School District will be closed Tuesday. All classes and activities are canceled. This will be a traditional snow day, and there will be no virtual instruction.
Stevens Point area
- Almond-Bancroft School District will be closed Tuesday. This is not a virtual day.
- Iola-Scandinavia School District will be closed Tuesday and all after-school activities are canceled.
- Pacelli Catholic Schools and the Tim Copps Early Childhood Center will be closed Tuesday. All after-school activities are canceled.
- Rosholt School District will be closed Tuesday.
- Stevens Point Area Public School District will be closed Tuesday, with no remote learning expectations.
- Tomorrow River Schools in Amherst will have a virtual day Tuesday. There will be no in-person classes, games or practices.
- Tri-County Area School District in Plainfield will be closed Tuesday.
Wisconsin Rapids area
- Adams-Friendship Area School District will be closed Tuesday, along with all after-school activities.
- Assumption Catholic Schools will be closed Tuesday, along with after-school activities and events.
- School District of Nekoosa will be closed Tuesday. There will be no after-school activities or practices.
- Port Edwards School District will be fully closed Tuesday with no remote learning expectations.
- Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools will be fully closed Tuesday with no remote learning expectations.
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