Due to winter weather conditions, some school districts are closed for snow days in the Sierra and Sacramento area.
While some districts and schools decided to delay start times on Wednesday due to the icy roads, others took the whole day off, both for in-person and online learning, and canceled evening activities and practices.
On Thursday, power was restored to several schools that were previously closed or had delayed start times. Some schools are still moving to distance learning amid dangerous road conditions and other hazards.
Closed for Jan. 28:
- Pollock Pines Elementary School District
- All Day Camps (Stockton Unified School District)
- Twain Harte School (Twain Harte-long Barn Union Elementary)
- Plumas Unified School District
- Browns School (Sutter County)
- Summerville Union High School Long Barn and Cold Springs campuses
- Indian Diggings School District
- Silver Fork School District
Online Classes for Jan. 28:
- Tahoe Truckee Unified School District: Should the status change for this school district, the superintendent said she would be in touch with parents via email.
- Sierra Unified School District and Eagle's Nest: "Sierra Unified Schools and Eagle’s Nest will be closed to in-person instruction the remainder of the week, Thursday, Jan 28-Friday, Jan. 29. Students and staff will continue attendance in established distance learning schedules."
- Calaveras Unified School District: "Due to anticipated weather conditions impacting student and staff safe travel to school, CHS will be on the Distance Learning schedule for Thursday, January 28th"
Check your school or district's Facebook pages and websites for more information on school closures. For more information on the winter storm and other weather updates, go to abc10.com/weather.
WATCH MORE FROM ABC10: "Dust on crust" snowfall in Sierras prompts avalanche watch
Rob Carlmark reporting from South Lake Tahoe says an avalanche watch is in effect from Tuesday evening through Friday morning.
