SCHOOL CLOSURES: List of school closures in Central Kentucky

Hannah Woosley-Collins,

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) — Amid snowy and icy roads, some Central Kentucky school districts are already making the move to cancel classes after Monday.

Below is a list, which will be continually updated, of school closures around us:

  • Fayette County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Casey County Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16 and Wednesday, Jan. 17
    • NTI Day for both
  • Pulaski County Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
  • Lincoln County Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16 and Wednesday, Jan. 17
    • NTI Day for both
  • Madison County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
  • Menifee County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Morgan County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Powell County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
  • Woodford County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Harrison County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Rowan County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Garrard County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Boyle County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Clark County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Jessamine County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
  • Knox County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Franklin County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Rockcastle County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Montgomery County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI: Tribe Day
  • Fleming County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day
  • Laurel County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
  • Lee County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
  • Owsley County Public Schools
    • Closed Tuesday, Jan. 16
    • NTI Day

 

Lexington saw around 1 to 2 inches of snow from Sunday night into Monday morning, but shouldn’t see anymore — just bitter cold.

However, southern Kentucky saw 2 to 4 inches and should see 2 to 4 inches of additional snow with the mountains probably seeing 4 to 6 inches.

Check back throughout the day for updates

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