As Connecticut braces for a winter storm today, December 24, 2025, many schools across the state have announced cancellations and closings to ensure the safety of students and staff. The storm, which brings a mix of snow and icy conditions, has prompted widespread school closings ahead of the holiday break.
With the winter storm creating hazardous driving conditions, several school districts have decided to close early or delay the start of classes. This decision is in line with weather forecasts indicating significant snowfall and icy roads, which make travel unsafe for both students and staff. The Connecticut Department of Education recommends that schools prioritize safety by modifying schedules or closing entirely during such weather events.
Parents and students are advised to check local school district websites and announcements for the most up-to-date information on closings and delays. As the storm continues to impact the region, more closings and delays may be announced throughout the day.
For real-time updates, residents can rely on local news outlets such as WTNH.com, which provides a comprehensive list of closings and delays as they are announced throughout the state.
To stay informed, parents and guardians should regularly monitor these resources and be prepared for any changes in school schedules due to the ongoing weather conditions.
