Blizzard conditions across much of Minnesota and neighboring states on Sunday are forecast to continue overnight — which could mean another day of difficult travel conditions on Monday.
Because of that, some school districts and colleges have announced plans to delay or cancel classes — or move to online learning — on Monday. Minneapolis, St. Paul and Rochester are among the districts changing plans. Find a complete list below.
In addition, the Minnesota House announced that all committee meetings scheduled for Monday are canceled. The House is still planning a 3:30 p.m. floor session on Monday, “with remote participation encouraged for members unable to arrive safely.”
Snow emergency parking rules continue for many communities across the region, including Minneapolis and St. Paul.
K-12 school changes for Monday, March 16
Closed
-
Chatfield
-
Dover-Eyota
-
Eastern Carver County
-
Goodhue
-
Grand Meadow
-
Hayfield
-
Inver Grove Heights
-
Jackson County Central
-
Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial
-
Lakeville Area
-
Lanesboro
-
LeRoy-Ostrander
-
Lewiston-Altura
-
Mankato Area
-
Medford
-
Minneapolis (grades pre-K through 5)
-
Mountain Lake
-
New Ulm
-
Red Rock Central
-
Rochester Public Schools
-
Rochester Catholic Schools
-
Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan
-
Rushford-Peterson
-
St. Charles
-
St. Croix Central (Wis.)
-
St. Paul
-
Sibley East
-
Wabasha-Kellogg
-
Waconia
-
Windom Area
-
Winona Area
Moved to e-learning day
-
Belle Plaine
-
Blooming Prairie
-
Blue Earth Area
-
Byron
-
Cedar Mountain
-
Ellsworth, Wis.
-
Faribault
-
Farmington Area
-
Fillmore Central
-
Hill-Murray
-
Houston
-
Jordan
-
Lake City
-
Lakeview
-
Lyle
-
Minneapolis (grades 6-12)
-
Minneota
-
New Richmond, Wis.
-
North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale
-
Northfield
-
Owatonna
-
Pine Island
-
Plainview-Elgin-Millville
-
Roseville Area
-
St. Clair
-
Sleepy Eye
-
Stewartville
-
Triton
-
Zumbrota-Mazeppa
Delayed start
Two-hour delays unless noted
-
Lake Benton
-
Renville County West
-
Wheaton Area
College and university changes for Monday, March 16
Closed
-
Dakota County Technical College
-
Inver Hills Community College
-
Minnesota State College Southeast — Red Wing and Winona campuses
-
Riverland Community College — all campuses
Moved to e-learning day
-
Minnesota State University Mankato
-
Mitchell Hamline School of Law
-
South Central College — Faribault and North Mankato campuses
Delayed start
-
Minnesota West Community & Technical College — all campuses opening at 10 a.m.
Check back for updates.
Collected from Minnesota Public Radio News. View original source here.
Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) is a public radio network for the US state of Minnesota. With its three services, MPR News, YourClassical MPR and The Current, MPR operates a 46-station regional radio network in the upper Midwest.
Last updated from