GREENSBORO, N.C. — Some Triad school districts are switching to remote learning for Wednesday due to anticipated inclement weather. Here's a list of schools adjusting their learning plans. Keep checking back as more school systems make their plans known.
GUILFORD COUNTY SCHOOLS
All Guilford County Schools students will learn remotely on Wednesday due to expected inclement weather, GCS officials announced. Teachers may also work remotely from home. Central Offices will operate on a normal schedule.
School nutrition will send two meals home with students on Tuesday. Families of students currently learning remotely may pick up two meals today for each child. Devices will be sent home with K-2 students who are learning in-person.
WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY SCHOOLS
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools will move to remote learning for all students on Wednesday, Dec. 16. For students and staff on a Flex Wednesday schedule, please follow your normal Flex Wednesday protocol. Instructional staff not on a Flex Wednesday schedule should teach remotely.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS
Rockingham County Schools students will learn remotely on Wednesday. Childcare will be closed.
RCS officials say all staff who have the ability to work from home may do so with the approval of their supervisor.
Rockingham Early College High school will be rescheduling all EOCs. Additional information will be sent from the RECHS school principal.
ALAMANCE-BURLINGTON SCHOOLS
Alamance-Burlington Schools announces remote learning day for Wednesday. Wednesday, December 16 will be a remote learning day for all ABSS students pre-K through 12th grade due to the potential for inclement weather in the forecast.
Teachers may choose to work remotely. All classified staff who have the ability to work remotely from home may do so with the approval of the school principal or their direct supervisor. All other classified staff who are not able to work remotely should make arrangements with their supervisor.
The Child Nutrition grab and go meals program and bus stop meals will not operate on Wednesday. Athletics and after school activities are canceled.
LEXINGTON CITY SCHOOLS
Lexington City Schools will operate on a remote learning day on Wednesday, Dec. 16.
THOMASVILLE CITY SCHOOLS
Thomasville City Schools will operate on a remote learning day on Wednesday, Dec. 16.
MOUNT AIRY CITY SCHOOLS
Due to tomorrow’s impending inclement weather, we are transitioning to a remote learning day for Wednesday, Dec. 16. Teachers will be available to assist students during their office hours. Mount Airy High School students will experience a shift in exams. MAHS families will hear directly from MAHS on specifics.
RANDOLPH COUNTY SCHOOLS
Due to the forecast of inclement weather, all schools will be closed on Wednesday, December 16.
SURRY COUNTY SCHOOLS
In anticipation of a winter weather event on Wednesday, December 16, Surry County Schools will transition to a remote learning day. As a result, Friday, December 18 will be a regular student day.
STOKES COUNTY SCHOOLS
Wednesday, December 16, 2020, will be a remote learning day for all students in Stokes County Schools.
This Remote Learning Day will replace the Remote Learning Day on March 12 (traditional schools) and February 12 (Stokes Early College High School).
Students need to check assignments on Google Classroom or Canvas. Students will have until December 22 to complete the assignments.
Please make sure your child has his or her Chromebook and it is charged this evening.
YADKIN COUNTY SCHOOLS
Yadkin County Schools will operate on a remote learning day only for Wednesday, Dec. 16. Teachers and instructional staff can work remotely as well. Out of school Time programs will be closed on Wednesday. Meal pickup for Virtual Academy students will be moved to Thursday.
WILKES COUNTY SCHOOLS
Wilkes County Schools will operate on a remote learning day for Wednesday, Dec. 16. Meal services will not be available on Wednesday.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY SCHOOLS
Alleghany County Schools will operate on a remote learning day for Wednesday, Dec. 16.
ELKIN CITY SCHOOLS
Elkin City Schools will transition to a remote learning day on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2020.