After a couple days of online instruction, Fayetteville Public Schools finally decided to call Friday an old-fashioned snow day.
School officials on Thursday afternoon announced that all campuses would be closed on Friday, Feb. 4, and no online coursework would need to be completed for the day.
From the announcement:
Due to the winter weather and road conditions, Fayetteville Public Schools will be closed on Friday, February 4 for a snow day (no virtual learning). All buildings will be closed, and all activities are canceled.
With the lack of online instruction, however, the school year will need to be extended by one day through May 27.
A list of other schools that will be closed or moving to online instruction are below.
Schools closed / moving to online learning
Bentonville Public Schools – Virtual learning
Fayetteville Public Schools – Closed
Fayetteville Christian –
Elkins Public Schools – Virtual learning
Eureka Springs Public Schools – Closed
Farmington Public Schools – Virtual learning
Greenland Public Schools – Virtual learning
Gentry Public Schools – Virtual learning
Gravette Public Schools – Closed
New School – Virtual learning
Pea Ridge – Virtual learning
Rogers Public Schools – Virtual learning
Shiloh Christian Schools
Siloam Springs Schools – Virtual learning
Springdale Schools – Virtual learning
St. Joseph Catholic Schools – Closed
Haas Hall Academy – Virtual learning
Lincoln Public Schools – Closed
Prairie Grove Public Schools – Virtual learning
West Fork Schools – Virtual learning
