North Carolina Schools Adjust Schedules Amid Icy Conditions

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (February 11, 2025) — Multiple North Carolina school districts have announced adjustments to their schedules for Wednesday, February 12, 2025, in response to anticipated icy road conditions. The closures, delays, and remote learning options have been implemented to ensure student safety during this severe weather event.

As of 8:25 p.m. EST on February 11, the following changes have been reported:

• Alleghany County Schools – Two-hour delay
• Carroll County Schools – Remote Learning Day
• Elkin City Schools – Two-hour delay
• Galax City Schools – Closed
• Grayson County Schools – Remote Learning Day
• Mount Airy City Schools – Two-hour delay
• Pittsylvania County Schools – Remote Learning Day
• Stokes County Schools – Three-hour delay
• Surry County Schools – Two-hour delay
• Wilkes County Schools – Two-hour delay
• Yadkin County Schools – Three-hour delay

The adjustments come as state meteorologists warn of potentially hazardous driving conditions due to ice accumulation on roadways. Officials are encouraging parents to stay informed of the weather situation and to check with individual school districts for the most accurate and timely information.

“Our main priority is the safety of our students and staff,” said a spokesperson for the Alleghany County Schools. “We are closely monitoring the weather forecasts and will continue to provide updates as necessary.”

In addition to school impacts, WXII 12 News emphasizes the importance of staying updated on local weather conditions. They have recommended downloading the WXII 12 news app for real-time weather alerts and information. Users can personalize their alert settings based on their location or zip code to receive timely notifications.

WXII 12 News encourages community members to remain vigilant and adapt their plans accordingly. The safety and well-being of students, particularly during severe weather, remains a paramount concern.