As the winter season intensifies, **school closings and delays** have become a common occurrence in Indiana. On December 12, 2025, the **Indianapolis area** and surrounding regions were heavily impacted by hazardous winter weather, leading to a series of **school closings** and **delays**.
The **snowy and icy conditions** caused significant deterioration in roadways, prompting school districts across central Indiana to announce **closures and delays**, according to recent reports. The weather conditions have forced many school districts to make immediate decisions to ensure the safety of students and staff. Notably, areas such as Brownstown Central Community School Corp., Crothersville Community Schools, and Medora Community School Corp. were among those that experienced **school closings**.
In addition, many districts implemented **two-hour delays** to account for the challenging weather. For example, Adams County in southern Ohio and Switzerland County in southeastern Indiana announced **two-hour delays** as a precautionary measure. The decision to delay school start times helps mitigate the risks associated with icy roads and poor visibility, giving students and staff more time to navigate the conditions safely.
Bloomington, Indiana, also saw significant winter weather that led to **cancellations and delays** in the area. Schools in Bloomington were forced to cancel classes or delay start times to ensure the safety of students and staff. The local news outlets, such as ABC57, have been actively covering the **school closings and delays** in the Michiana region, which includes areas like St. Joseph, Elkhart, and Kosciusko counties in Indiana, as well as Berrien and Cass counties in Michigan.
For the latest updates, students and parents are advised to check local news sources and school district websites for the most current information on **school closings and delays**. The situation remains dynamic, with conditions continuing to evolve throughout the winter season. It is crucial for everyone to stay informed and prepared as the weather conditions can change rapidly.
