Ecole fermer 13 fevrier 2025

Snowmageddon Alert: Schools Close as Winter Storm Approaches!

Buckle up, Canada! A winter storm packing up to 40 cm of snow is forcing schools to shut down on February 13, 2025! 🌨️

As Canadians, we know the drill: Winter is upon us, and it's bringing the kind of snow that could make even Santa's sleigh rethink its route! On February 13, 2025, a major winter storm is expected to blanket much of Southern Ontario and Quebec in up to 40 centimeters of snow. This means that several schools, including those in the Centre de services scolaire de Laval, have announced closures to keep those little ones safe and sound at home. What's more, the fun doesn't stop there! The Outaouais region is also feeling the chill, joining the ranks of other areas declaring a snow day.

As the storm clouds gather and the snow begins to fall, students everywhere are declaring victory! Now they can trade their textbooks for hot cocoa and snowball fights. But with all this snow, parents and guardians are reminded to keep an eye on local school board announcements to stay updated on closures. Schools like École Les Mélèzes are shutting their doors, but the daycare and care services will remain open – a true win-win for parents juggling work and sudden snow days!

In a brave attempt to keep things rolling, the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board and other education services have made safety their number-one priority. In addition to closures, precautionary measures ensure that children are looked after and that operations remain stable during this ice-cold weather. Who knew a winter wonderland could lead to such logistical proficiency? Kudos to the school boards for their quick decisions!

As we gear up for this snowy spectacle, let's take a moment to appreciate some fun snow facts! Did you know that no two snowflakes are alike? Each flake has a unique structure based on the atmospheric conditions in which it forms. So, while schools are closing for snow, let's also marvel at the science behind it! And here's another icy tidbit: snow can actually act as an insulator for the ground below, protecting plant life during very cold temperatures. Isn’t nature just a winter magician? So, while we bundle up and sip on hot drinks, let’s remember to celebrate both the closures and the wonderful world around us!