DENVER — Denver Public Schools and other metro-area districts announced that classes will be delayed on Tuesday due to severe weather.
DPS said all district schools and administrative offices, including the Emily Griffith Technical College, will be delayed two hours in the morning on Tuesday.
Additionally, the district said all school-related events and activities will be delayed by two hours.
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Weld RE-4 School District and St. Vrain Valley Schools also announced weather-related delays to school on Tuesday.
Both districts said that all in-person school start times and bus pick-up times are now two hours later.
In addition, all a.m.-only preschool classes in Weld RE-4 School District are canceled, and there will be no morning AlphaBEST programming.
Later Monday, Littleton Public Schools and Cherry Creek Schools said they too will be on a delayed start Tuesday morning.
LPS classes will start two hours later than normal, while Cherry Creek Schools delays will vary from one hour to 90 minutes, depending on grade. More here.
It will bechilly Tuesday morning, but temperatures will rise by sunrise. Expected highs will reach the mid- to upper 30s across most of the Front Range.
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