Wellington-Dufferin Student Transportation Services say buses are running in Guelph on Tuesday and schools are open.
Parts of southern Ontario were hit with 10 to 20 centimetres of snow through the overnight, but students were still expected to show up to class for the day.
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3 days of snow expected for Waterloo Region, Guelph
The Waterloo Region District School Board and the Waterloo Catholic District School Board cancelled all buses and closed all schools.
Instead of a typical snow day, students switched to remote learning given that it has become all the rage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Students will participate in distance learning,” the public board tweeted on Tuesday morning.
“Teachers in both in-person and distance learning programs will provide learning resources from home and be available to students during the regular school day hours.
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Remote learning impacts school bus cancellations, snow days in Guelph
In Wellington County, buses are cancelled in Centre Wellington, Erin and Rockwood, along with the northern portion of the county as well.
Students in those areas are switching to remote learning as well.
All School taxis and buses cancelled in Zones 2, 3, and 4 today.
Zone 1 (Guelph) school vehicles are still running.
For more info, please go to https://t.co/lHkQdTPKfv— STWDSTS (@STWDSTS) December 1, 2020
All Extended Day Programs and the Education Centre are also closed. https://t.co/bJawSEoAV5
— Waterloo Region DSB (@wrdsb) December 1, 2020
Buses cancelled & schools closed today. Students will be provided with asynchronous student work by 10 am, as each classroom teacher has a Google Classroom or D2L site. Normal bell times will be followed to allow students to contact their teacher through the LMS or email.
— WCDSBNewswire (@WCDSBNewswire) December 1, 2020