Which school districts are closed due to weather on Tuesday?

Numerous districts across Montgomery, Greene, Miami, and Clark counties are closed, including Dayton Public Schools, Beavercreek City Schools, Tipp City Schools, and Springfield City Schools.

What are the main counties affected by school closures?

Montgomery County and Greene County have reported significant school closures and virtual learning days.

Are any schools offering remote learning instead of closing?

Yes, some districts like Tipp City Schools are conducting 'Online Learning Days,' and others, such as Troy City Schools and Covington Exempted Village Schools, are closed but offering remote learning.

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Winter Weather Closes Schools Across Region

27 Jan

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Summary

Numerous school districts closed or moved to virtual learning on Tuesday.
Montgomery and Greene counties reported significant school disruptions.
Miami, Clark, and other counties also experienced closures and remote learning.

Winter Weather Closes Schools Across Region

As of Tuesday, numerous school districts throughout the region have announced closures or transitioned to virtual learning. This decision comes as a response to prevailing winter weather conditions expected to impact travel and safety.

In Montgomery County, several districts, including Dayton Public Schools, Huber Heights City Schools, and Kettering City Schools, have opted for closures. Similarly, Greene County experienced widespread disruptions, with Beavercreek City Schools, Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools, and Fairborn City Schools among those closed.

Miami County schools are also affected, with Tipp City Schools implementing an 'Online Learning Day.' Troy City Schools and Covington Exempted Village Schools are closed but will conduct remote learning. Piqua City Schools, Milton Union Schools, Newton Local Schools, and Bradford Schools are also closed for the day.