Local Superintendent Closes School Via Twitter
One local superintendent of schools announced a snow day on Tuesday night in a modern way: with a video on Twitter. Central Valley Academy Superintendent Richard Hughes took to Twitter to break the news to students, parents and faculty.
This says it all...#schoolclosed pic.twitter.com/02YaF6pIbO
— Dr. Rich Hughes (@CVThunderSuper) March 14, 2017
Hughes Tweeted earlier in the day that his car was completely snowed in and he was forced to walk home. He told students and parents to stay tuned, eluding to a potential Wednesday closure.
The National Weather Service is still predicting another foot of snow along with blowing and drifting snow between now and Wednesday night. The Mohawk-Ilion area has already received more than two-feet of snow from Snowstorm Stella as of 6 p.m. Tuesday. A half dozen other school districts have announced their closure for Wednesday, so far.
Central Valley Academy has now used one more snow day than was set aside for the 2016-17 school year. It's not known yet how the school day will be made up.
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