All Weld RE-4 School District schools will follow a modified schedule on Wednesday due to a potential power outage.
The area is expected to experience strong winds and with dry conditions and warm temperatures also predicted, there is a potential for wildfire.
Xcel Energy will likely adhere to “enhanced powerline safety settings” and shut off power to prevent wildfire, according to a Weld RE-4 School District announcement. Xcel said in a late Tuesday afternoon new release the shut-off could begin about 10 a.m., impacting around 52,000 customers in Boulder, Clear Creek, Jefferson, Larimer and Weld counties.
As a result, Weld RE-4 School District will operate on alternate schedules for Wednesday.
Elementary schools
School canceled for pre-K through fifth grade No AlphaBEST programmingMiddle and high schools
Middle schools will release at 11:25 a.m. and high schools will release at 12:10 p.m. Individual schools will provide alternate class schedules Lunch will be provided on a grab-and-go basis Transportation will be shifted to accommodate the revised bell schedule There will be no after-school practices, activities or events, and all facility rentals will be canceledGreeley-Evans School District 6 plans to operate on a normal schedule Wednesday with all of its schools open.
“Due to the storm arriving in the afternoon, we believe we can safely keep students in school throughout the day,” District 6 superintendent Deirdre Pilch said in an announcement posted on the district’s website. “We have plans in place to adjust for possible power outages if they occur.”
Pilch said the district was closely monitoring the situation and would make adjustments if necessary. Any new information will be communicated through calls, text messages, emails and information posted on the district’s website, greeleyschools.org, and social media platforms.
Weld RE-5J in the Johnstown and Milliken area and Weld Re-8 in Fort Lupton also plan to operate on a normal schedule. In a notice on the district website, RE-5J noted it will move to early dismissal of 11 a.m. for elementary schools and noon for middle and high schools if power is shut off.
“… Weld Re-8’s power provider, United Power, does not have any planned outages at this time,” Weld Re-8 superintendent Justin Ralston said in an announcement on the district’s website, weld8.org.
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