New York City public schools have already announced they will offer remote learning on Monday if this weekend’s huge snowstorm lives up to expectations. But that option remains unavailable for New Jersey public schools.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said schools will either remain open for in-person instruction on Monday or shift to remote learning if school buildings are closed.

Sauk Valley-area schools Thursday are announcing closures or a switch to remote learning in preparation for the dangerously cold temperatures predicted for Friday. Here are the schools that have made an announcement so far: Schools Ashton-Franklin Center: Closed Bureau Valley Schools: Closed/Virtual Learning Chadwick-Milledgeville: Closed/E-Learning Day East Coloma-Nelson: Closed Erie

This is at least the second time this school year the charter school has gone to remote learning due to a threat against the school.

Central New York school districts are running low on snow and emergency days, and if the winter weather continues to be severe, remote learning may be necessary to ensure students receive the