Snow has arrived in the Olympia area -- and so have the changes in plans. Heres what we know

Olympia, WALocal News

The Olympia area is dealing with snowfall that has necessitated changes in scheduling for local schools and colleges due to icy road conditions. The Olympia School District has implemented snow routes for PM buses and canceled all after-school activities to ensure student safety. Centralia College took proactive measures by closing its main campus at 1 pm, with most afternoon and evening events canceled, except for an important Board of Trustees meeting that will be held online. The Evergreen State College has announced that its Olympia campus will cease in-person operations at 5 pm, with remote classes continuing as scheduled. Pierce College has also responded to the weather by canceling all afternoon and evening activities, closing its campus early at 4 pm.

These decisions reflect the ongoing challenges posed by winter weather and the commitment of local educational institutions to prioritize safety. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about further updates as conditions evolve. This situation underscores the broader impacts of weather on community operations and highlights the importance of adaptability in educational settings.

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