Due to frigid temperatures and the potential for icy road conditions, Martinsville City Public Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
The delay is being implemented to ensure the safety of students and staff as winter weather continues to impact the area.
The decision was made after local weather reports indicated that temperatures are expected to remain well below freezing overnight, with the possibility of ice forming on roads, particularly on bridges, overpasses, and untreated secondary roads.
School officials are closely monitoring the situation and have advised parents and guardians to exercise caution when sending children to school.
2-hour delay for all Martinsville City Public Schools on Wednesday, January 8, 2025.
Buses will operate on a delayed schedule.
Parents are urged to check local news stations or the Martinsville City Public Schools website for updates throughout the morning in case further changes are needed.
As always, safety is the top priority. School officials encourage everyone to stay informed about weather conditions and to be prepared for possible hazardous driving conditions during the morning commute.
Students are advised to dress warmly and to be cautious when waiting at bus stops or walking to school.
For any further updates or information on the delay, parents and students can visit the Martinsville City Public Schools website or follow the school system's official social media pages.
Despite the winter weather, Martinsville City Public Schools remains committed to providing a safe and educational environment for all students, and the delay will help ensure the safety of everyone involved.
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