Several Minnesota school districts announce e-learning days, cancel activities ahead of snowstorm
The metro area may see up to 22 inches of snow, according to forecasts
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February 22, 2023
David Joles, Star Tribune
A commuter boards a metro bus in heavy snow in Minneapolis on Jan. 4. Forecasts point to the Twin Cities seeing as much as 22 inches of snow Feb. 21-23.
Several Twin Cities metro-area school districts have announced e-learning days as the state braces for a potentially record-breaking storm that's expected to begin Tuesday evening and dump up to 22 inches of snow in the region.
St. Paul schools will go remote Wednesday and Thursday in anticipation of the storm. The district also canceled Discovery Club, continuing education and after-school activities on those days as well.
District officials in a note to families said students will be sent home with their school-issued iPads Tuesday.
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