Oldham County Schools announced a closure following overnight snowfall, with officials confirming that classes are canceled for the day and that no Non-Traditional Instruction (NTI) day has been scheduled.
The decision was made due to hazardous road conditions across parts of Oldham County, particularly on secondary and neighborhood roads affected by snow and ice. Officials cited student and staff safety as the primary factor in the closure.
Parents and caregivers were advised that the closure will not count as an NTI day, meaning students are not expected to complete assignments or participate in remote instruction during the closure.
Snow accumulation varied throughout the county, with some areas experiencing heavier snowfall than others. While main roads have received treatment, officials noted that travel conditions may remain unsafe in some locations, especially during the morning hours.
Families are encouraged to monitor official Oldham County Schools communication channels for updates regarding potential make-up days or changes to the academic calendar. As of now, no additional closures beyond the current day have been announced.
Local officials continue to urge drivers to use caution while traveling and to allow extra time for commutes as road crews work to improve conditions.
