COLUMBUS, Ohio — Due to the winter storm impacting the region, several major school districts in central Ohio have canceled classes for Monday.
School districts such as Columbus, Hilliard, Westerville, Worthington, and Olentangy made announcements on their websites confirming the closures.
Schools affected by the weather include:
- Columbus City Schools - CLOSED
- South-Western City Schools - CLOSED
- Canal Winchester Schools - CLOSED
- Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools - CLOSED
- Hilliard City Schools - CLOSED
- Fairfield Union Local Schools - CLOSED
- Worthington Schools - CLOSED
- Westerville Schools - CLOSED
- Reynoldsburg City Schools - CLOSED
- Olentangy Schools - CLOSED
- New Lexington City Schools - CLOSED
- Vinton County Local Schools - CLOSED
- Northern Local Schools - CLOSED
- Liberty Union-Thurston Local Schools - CLOSED
- Pickaway-Ross County JVS - CLOSED
- Coshocton City Schools - 2-hour delay
- Logan-Hocking Local Schools - CLOSED
- Miami Trace Local Schools - CLOSED
- The Ohio State University, Columbus campus - In-person classes canceled
- Columbus State Community College - Operating remotely
- Clark State College - CLOSED
- Bloom-Carroll Local Schools - CLOSED
- Groveport Community School - CLOSED
- Walnut Township Local Schools - CLOSED
- Teays Valley Local Schools - CLOSED
- Madison-Plains Local Schools - CLOSED
- Jefferson Local Schools - CLOSED
- Lancaster City Schools - CLOSED
- Jonathan Alder Local Schools - CLOSED
- Pickerington Local Schools - CLOSED
- London City Schools - CLOSED
As more districts announce their decisions, 10TV will continue to provide updates.
A Winter Storm Warning or Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for most of central Ohio through Monday night as the region experiences its first significant snowfall of the season. The heaviest snow is expected between midnight and sunrise on Monday.
Southern Ohio is also at risk of sleet and freezing rain, with possible ice accumulations of up to 0.10". Central Ohio could see several inches of snow, possibly exceeding four inches. All precipitation is expected to turn to snow by Monday afternoon.
A 10TV Weather Impact Day is in effect for Sunday evening and Monday due to the potential for the largest snow event of the season.
Snowfall may taper by Monday morning but could intensify again by the afternoon. By Monday night, conditions are expected to calm, though temperatures will remain frigid.
Stay tuned for updates on weather-related closures and delays.
For a full list of closings and delays in central Ohio, click here.
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