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School closings for Wednesday afternoon & evening

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Persistent lake effect snow in the region, particularly the North Country, has caused some schools to dismiss early this morning or cancel afternoon and evening activities. Check back for updates.

Alexandria Central School: No after school activities/sports

Belleville-Henderson Central School: Closing at 1:30 PM; No after school activities/sports

Carthage Central School District: No after school activities/sports No after school activities/sports

Copenhagen Central School District: Closing at 1:30 PM; No after school activities/sports

General Brown School District: Closing high school at 12 PM, elementary at 1:15 PM; No PM pre-K or BOCES

IHC K-12: dismiss at 1:15 PM

Indian River Central School District: No after school activities/sports

LaFargeville Central School District: No after school activities/sports

Lyme Central School District: Closing at 2:15 PM; No after school activities/sports

Phoenix Central: Maroun Elementary only dismissing at 1:30 p.m., due to a power Outage

Sackets Harbor Central School: Closing at 12:15 PM

Sandy Creek Central School District: Closing at 1:30 PM; No after school activities/sports

South Jefferson Central School: HS/Middle Closing at 1:15 pm; Elementary Closing at 1:30 pm

Thousand Islands Central School District: No after school activities/sports

Watertown city school district: 7-12 dismiss at 1:30 pm; K-6 dismiss at 2:30 pm; no after school activities

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