Georgia school closings with winter weather | Monitoring for Wednesday Jan 22

ATLANTA — Many school districts around Georgia are closed Tuesday and are announcing plans for Wednesday as winter weather descends on the Peach State. 

Much of south and central Georgia are under a Winter Storm Warning that took effect at 10 a.m., while closer here to Atlanta, many counties are under a Winter Weather Advisory that also took effect at 10 a.m.

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Gov. Brian Kemp also issued a State of Emergency in advance of the weather to mobilize resources and response efforts.

That covers today (Tuesday, January 21) — but what about Wednesday, January 22? The snowfall on Tuesday is expected to give way to icy conditions on the roads that could necessitate further school district decisions.

Several school districts that did open Tuesday in parts of the greater Atlanta region have announced early releases. 11Alive is monitoring throughout the day for announcements about Wednesday. To see the full list of school closings, click here.

• Butts County: All schools and offices will be closed on Wednesday. 
• Coweta County: All schools and offices will be closed on Wednesday. 
• Griffin-Spalding County: All schools and offices will be closed on Wednesday. All after-school events and activities are also canceled. 
• Henry County: All schools will be closed, and all after-school activities will be canceled on Wednesday. 
• Lamar County: All schools will be closed on Wednesday. 
• Newton County: Closed for students and staff on Wednesday. 
• Pike County: Announced it will be closed on Wednesday, and all after-school activities are canceled. 
• Putnam County: Announced it will be closed on Wednesday. 
• Troup County: Announced it will remain closed on Wednesday. 
• Murray County: Already previously announced it would be closed both Tuesday and Wednesday.
• Thomaston-Upson Schools: Announced it will be closed on Wednesday. 
• Walker County: Announced that “based on the extreme temperatures predicted for tomorrow morning,” the district will remain closed on Wednesday.
• Whitfield County: Closed for Wednesday due to extreme cold and issues with HVAC systems and bus operations.

• DeKalb County: It will have another asynchronous learning day for students and all staff will work remotely. 
• Clayton County: All schools will have a virtual learning and working day. 
• Meriwether County: Announced it will transition to remote learning on Wednesday. 
• Rockdale County: Announced students will have an asynchronous virtual learning day and staff will work remotely on Wednesday. 

• Bartow County: Announced it will operate on a two-hour delay. 
• Gordon County: Announced it will operate on a two-hour delay. 
• Floyd County: Announced it will be on a one-hour delay. 
• Rome City Schools: Announced it will have a delayed start on Wednesday. “This means all bus routes, school openings, and start times will be shifted two hours from the regularly scheduled times. For example, a 7:00 AM bus pickup will now be a 9:00 AM pickup, etc,” Rome City Schools added. Read the full statement online here. 

• Fulton County: Said it will “depend on Tuesday’s weather conditions.”
• Cobb County: Said it would “Continue to monitor conditions in Cobb during this very complicated winter storm.”
• Hall County: Said it would continue to “monitor the weather.” 
• Clarke County: Will provide update this evening about Wednesday.
• Morgan County: Said it would monitor and make determination for Wednesday by Tuesday afternoon.
• Greene County: Will make decision about Wednesday by Tuesday afternoon.
• Chattooga County: Will monitor conditions on Tuesday prior to making decisions for Wednesday. 
• Haralson County: Will monitor weather and make decision on Wednesday by Tuesday evening.