JCPS students were set to return to classrooms this following the winter break, but now with more snow in the forecast, students have another snow day.

JCPS has been closed all week after the city saw the most snowfall in 25 years on Sunday and Monday. Students have yet to start school again after winter break because of icy road

JCPS likely will not make a decision for Thursday until Wednesday evening, spokesperson Carolyn Callahan said.

JCPS says the icy side roads and anticipated snow has led the district to cancel classes for Friday, January 10, 2025. The day will be traditional snow day for students with no online learning. All JCPS employees will telecommute,

Due to rapidly declining weather conditions — with an updated Winter Storm Warning saying the storm could bring an additional three inches of snowfall to parts of the Texas Panhandle and northern South Plains that had already seen heavy snow — several offices,

Louisville-area schools are watching the weather forecast as a winter storm system is expected to reach Kentucky on Friday.

"As you know, all the forecasts are calling for significant snow to affect our county Friday and travel is not recommended," Evans said in the press release. "As such, Director of Schools Dr. Jimmy Sullivan is closing all Rutherford County schools on Friday,

The National Weather Service projects up to 2 inches of combined ice and snow across much of the area, with higher amounts possible locally.