Rock Hill region schools cancel weekend events again due to heavy snow forecast

Schools across the Rock Hill region are canceling weekend events due to forecasts of heavy snow. School cancellation or delays for next week haven’t been announced, but there’s not the typical rush since all six districts have a teacher workday Monday.

Teacher workdays mean students wouldn’t come back to school until Tuesday at the earliest. Teachers still go to school on teacher workdays, but districts will inform their staffs of any changes if they’re necessary for Monday.

For area districts, it’s the second straight weekend they’ve had to cancel or push off events due to a winter storm.

The Rock Hill School District canceled weekend activities, including its teacher and staff recruitment fair for the second straight weekend. A makeup date for the recruitment event hasn’t been scheduled.

The Fort Mill School District had a pre-scheduled early release day on Friday, where school lets out two hours earlier than usual, in addition to the teacher workday on Monday. Additional changes haven’t been announced.

Clover schools canceled all weekend activities across the district. Like Fort Mill, Friday was already scheduled for early release and Monday for a teacher workday.

The York School District postponed a high school fundraiser this weekend, but so far hasn’t announced plans for other weekend events.

Lancaster County schools canceled all outdoor after-school activities on Friday, and all school activities on Saturday and Sunday. The district intends to update families on Sunday about potential delays or closures beyond Monday.

Chester County schools canceled wrestling playoff matches and basketball games for Friday. The district asked parents to have students bring home whatever they need for online school, in case it’s needed next week.