More than 200 school districts, schools in northwest Oregon closed Thursday due to winter weather

Vancouver, WALocal News

A significant winter storm prompted the closure of more than 200 school districts and schools across northwest Oregon on Thursday, including major districts such as Portland Public Schools, Beaverton School District, and Salem-Keizer School District. The snow began around 6 a. m. in Salem and reached Portland by 9 a. m.

, creating dangerous road conditions. By 5 a. m. , the three largest districts had announced class cancellations, which were quickly followed by others in the Portland metro area. The accumulation of snow stuck to roadways, leading to safety concerns for students, staff, and families.

As temperatures are expected to drop again, there is a risk of any melted snow refreezing, potentially creating icy conditions. The article provides a list of school closures and links to additional weather resources for the community. It highlights the urgency of the situation, reminding residents to stay informed about the evolving weather conditions. This detailed reporting not only informs but also supports public safety during adverse weather events.

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