ATLANTA — Some school districts are making changes to their schedules on Thursday.
Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Brad Nitz says we will be down into the 20s by Thursday, with wind chill making it feel even colder, and there’s a potential for some snow flurries in the north Georgia mountains.
Channel 2 Action News is checking with your school district to see if they will operate as normal.
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Here are the districts that have announced changes so far.
Clay County, N.C. Schools - 2 Hour Delay
School district officials in Clay County, North Carolina say there is a “strong possibility of black ice” in the area. To be safe, they’ve decided to operate schools on a two-hour delay.
Fannin County Schools - Virtual Learning Day
Officials in Fannin County have decided to make Thursday a virtual learning day. Schools are being closed for the day, and teacher will post assignments for students before 9 a.m.
Gilmer County Schools - 2 Hour Delay
Because of the potential of black ice, Gilmer County will operate on a two-hour delay.
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