Charlotte area school districts closed or e-learning on Monday

CALDWELL COUNTY, N.C. ( QUEEN CITY NEWS ) — Multiple school districts in North Carolina announced they’ll have no class or a remote learning day on Monday, Sept. 30, due to road conditions and power outages from Helene.

Schools closed for students:

• Alexander County Schools
• Ashe County Schools (closed all week)
• Avery County Schools (closed Monday and Tuesday)
• Burke County Schools (closed Monday thru Wednesday)
• Caldwell County Schools
• Catawba County Schools
  • Hickory Schools
  • Newton-Conover City Schools (Kid connection open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.)
• Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools
• Cleveland County Schools
• Watauga County Schools (closed all week)
• Chester County, S.C. Schools
• York County District 1 (York)
• York County District 2 (Clover)
• York County District 3 (Rock Hill)

Schools with an e-learning day:

• Gaston County Schools
• Iredell-Statesville Schools

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

• App State: Closed all week
• Caldwell Community College and Tech. Institute: Closed Monday and Tuesday
• Catawba Valley Community College: No Classes Monday
• Cleveland Community College: Closed Monday and Tuesday
• Gardner-Webb University: Closed Monday
• Lees-McRae College: Closed all week
• Lenoir-Rhyne University: No Classes Monday
• Western Piedmont Community College: No Classes All Week
• Winthrop University: No Classes Monday and Tuesday

In most districts, teachers can treat it as an optional workday if they have power and/or the driving conditions are safe for them.

School officials say conditions will be monitored throughout the county to determine if any other delays/cancellations are necessary for the rest of the week.

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