CMS, many other school districts adjust schedules Thursday after storm sweeps across Carolinas

CHARLOTTE — School districts in the area have adjusted Thursday’s schedules after Tuesday’s storm swept through the Carolinas, which caused widespread flooding, power outages and hazardous road conditions.

DISTRICT UPDATES:

Anson County: No school.

Ashe County: No school.

Alexander County Schools: Two-hour delay

Avery County: Two-hour delay

Burke County: Two-hour delay

Cabarrus County: Two-hour delay

Caldwell County: Two-hour delay

Catawba County: Two-hour delay for the Foard, St. Stephens, and Maiden feeder schools.

Schools within the Bunker Hill and Bandys feeder areas will be closed tomorrow with an optional workday for staff. For more information, click here.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools: Two-hour delay

Chester County: Two-hour delay

Chesterfield County: Two-hour delay

Cleveland County: Two-hour delay

Gaston County: Two-hour delay

Hickory Public Schools: Two-hour delay

Iredell-Statesville: Two-hour delay

Kannapolis City Schools: Two-hour delay

Lincoln County: Two-hour delay

Newton-Conover City Schools: Two-hour delay

Richmond County: Two-hour delay

Rowan County: Two-hour delay

Stanly County: Two-hour delay

Union County: Two-hour delay

Watauga County: Two-hour delay

This list will be updated as more school districts announce their plans. Check back for updates.

You can also follow the Channel 9 Weather Closures page for additional information.

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