Cheshire High School students are thrilled to have a snow day, with the decision being made the night before, allowing them to sleep in and watch the basketball game. The superintendent of Cheshire Public Schools, Jeff Solan, explains that the decision is made based on input from students, alerts from meteorologists, and consideration of precipitation and timing. This snow day will be Cheshire’s second of the year, which is a change from previous years where they had more. Over 120 school districts are closing due to the storm, with superintendents emphasizing the safety of students and faculty. Both Solan and Joseph Macary, the superintendent of Vernon Public Schools, highlight the importance of making the decision early and considering the impact on transportation for students and faculty. Snow days are added to the end of the school year as necessary, with no set limit on how many can be taken. The current weather patterns have caused fewer snow days compared to previous years.
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