13 Boise Area Schools Announce ‘Virtual Day’ Ahead of Snow Storm

The snow just won't stop in the Treasure Valley and despite the fact that it isn't as brutal as it has been in recent year--road conditions have some schools and school districts on the lookout for safety.

Just announced, a total of 13 Boise-area schools have said that no classes will be held in person.

Here's a look at which schools do not need to be in the classroom but rather, online, on February 12th

Do any of these schools impact you and your kids? 

We will continue to update the list if it becomes applicable--but for now, students at these schools don't need to worry about physically being at school on Friday, January 12th.

Officials at Vallivue School District released the following statement to families, explaining their decision.

Unfortunately, tomorrow’s forecast for Friday, January 12, 2024, is ranging from minimal snow to extremely unsafe road conditions. The Idaho Transportation Department recommends staying off roads if possible. Given this unpredictable weather forecast, Vallivue School District will have a Virtual Learning Day for Friday, January 12th.  This decision will prevent families from having to plan childcare at the last hour should a snow day need to be called. It will also allow students to continue working on their education. Finally, it will keep staff and students safe should extreme conditions hit our schools later in the day.