Caught in a snowstorm? Check out which schools are shut down this Monday, February 17!
Blizzard conditions took center stage in Quebec this Monday, February 17, as many schools across the province shuttered their doors in the face of Mother Nature's winter fury. The schools operated by the Centre de services scolaire des Affluents won't be conducting classes, and all training centers within their jurisdiction have also paused services. Parents woke up to find a thick blanket of snow covering everything outside, making it clear that staying home was the best option for students.
This isn't just a sprinkle of snow either; Environment Canada has issued heightened blizzard warnings for sectors along the Saint Lawrence Valley, which has become a snow globe of sorts. Travel conditions have also taken a hit, leading schools in various areas, including the North Shore of Montreal and Sorel-Tracy, to make the decision to close. Parents and students alike were left scratching their heads, contemplating if they could swap their textbooks for snow shovels instead.
However, it's not all gloom and doom as a few brave schools opted to remain open amidst the chaos. They reasoned that a little snow shouldn't keep the learning alive, trying to encourage resilience and a 'normal' school day. But for most students, the only lesson learned today revolves around the art of making snow angels and sipping hot chocolate rather than math equations and vocabulary words.
As the snowstorm continues to sweep through Quebec, the spirit of community shines through, with families coming together to tackle the wintery mess outside. As they say in Canada, when life gives you snow, grab your sled! With anticipation for more winter wonders, it seems this February could give a new meaning to 'school break.'
Did you know that Quebec is known for some of the snowiest cities in the world, like Saguenay and Trois-Rivières? In fact, Montreal averages around 215 cm of snow each year! So, if you're stuck at home on a snow day, consider it an opportunity to bond with family over hot chocolate and board games. Who needs school when you have snow forts to build and snowmen to create? Let it snow!
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