School Closings United States

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Experts also stress that parents need to take social distancing seriously As part of the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic, schools across the country (and the world) have been closing. States like New York are avoiding completely closing down public schools because of the number of students who rely on them for a meal each day. But don't worry, we update this page regularly so you'll be the first to know if your school is closing or will have delays due to bad weather.

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While many of them have opted for two- to four-week closures, the United States Centers for Disease.

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School closings / delays on this page are current as of. This valuable resource is tracking school district reopening dates, learning models, sports participation, distance learning investments, and more, throughout the fall. Most governors in the United States have ordered or recommended that statewide school closures continue for the rest of the academic year to help reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus.