Schools across northern Nevada suspended in-person classes on Tuesday due to a severe winter storm warning. The storm has created hazardous travel conditions, prompting district officials to prioritize student and staff safety.
Washoe County schools, including those in Incline Village, announced they would be closed for the day. The Carson City School District confirmed the closure of all its schools and cancelled all related activities and services. Storey County schools also halted operations, citing predictions of heavy snowfall and dangerous roadways.
Affected School Districts and Actions
- Washoe County Schools – All campuses closed.
- Carson City School District – Full closure with no activities or services.
- Storey County School District – Closure due to unsafe travel.
- Bishop Manogue Catholic High School – Campus closed; students shifted to virtual learning.
Officials stressed that the decision to close schools was driven by forecasts of accumulating snow and the risks posed by road travel. Families are urged to stay updated by checking official district communications regularly.
Northern Nevada has been experiencing increasingly severe winter weather, which complicates daily commuting and school attendance. This is in line with regional National Weather Service warnings emphasizing travel hazards. School districts have chosen remote learning where possible to minimize disruption while maintaining educational continuity.
This proactive response underscores the districts’ commitment to safety amid severe winter conditions. Further updates will be provided as weather conditions evolve and travel improves.
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