KENTUCKY (FOX 56) — Central Kentucky woke up to inches of snow Monday morning, and for school districts across the region, that meant making an early call on how to handle the day.
Roads were slick and a bit snow-covered before sunrise, prompting some superintendents to launch their usual early-morning routine: checking conditions, consulting with transportation teams, and comparing notes with neighboring districts.
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In Clark County, Superintendent Dustin Howard said the road conditions made the decision clear.
“We divide the county into quadrants. We’ve been driving roads. Clearly, at 4:30, it was hazardous, so we could not run buses, so we went with an NTI, nontraditional instructional day here in Clark County,” said Howard…