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North Andover Schools: No Snow Days Unless Power Goes Out
School days will be cancelled if both a school and the majority of households in its zone are without power, the district said.
NORTH ANDOVER, MA — The new ubiquity of remote learning means a sad end for a winter tradition, North Andover Public Schools confirmed Sunday: no more snow days.
The district said that if there is enough snow to impact school, all students will instead attend their scheduled classes remotely.
But there is still a chance of school being canceled, due to power outages. According to the district's letter to families, school days will be cancelled when a school and the majority of households within its zone lose power.
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Cancellations will occur on a school-by-school basis. School days will be made up in June, like a snow day in a typical school year.
Cancellation decisions will be made and communicated in the same way as snow days, the district said.
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Christopher Huffaker can be reached at 412-265-8353 or chris.huffaker@patch.com.
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