School district and business closures Tuesday around metro Denver
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Some Colorado school districts and businesses have announced closures and delays for Tuesday, as reported by Denver Gazette news partner 9News.
Commuters will encounter slick and icy roads Tuesday morning following a round of snow overnight.
Here is a list of school delays and closures:
Ambleside School of Colorado
Opening 2 Hrs late
American Academy
Delayed 90 minutes
Augustine Classical Academy
Opening at 9:30 a.m.
Ave Maria Catholic School
Opening 1 1/2 Hrs late
Cherry Creek Schools
Delayed Start
Denver Christian School
Opening at 10 a.m.
Douglas County School District
Opening 1 1/2 Hrs late
Elizabeth School District
Opening 2 Hrs late
Englewood Schools
Opening 1 1/2 hours late
Global Village Academy: Douglas County
Opening 1 1/2 Hrs late
Great Escape Preschool
Opening at 10:30 a.m.
Havern School
Opening 2 Hrs late
Humanex Academy
Opening 1 3/4 Hrs late
Jeffco Public Schools
Opening 2 hours late
Littleton Public Schools
Opening 2 hours late
Lutheran High School
Opening 1 1/2 Hrs late
Mile High Academy
90 minute delay start
Mullen High School
Opening 2 Hrs late
Parker Senior Center
Opening at 9:30 a.m.
Paul Mitchell the School Denver
Opening 2 Hrs late
Platte Canyon Dist. 1
Opening 1 1/2 Hrs late
Regis Jesuit High School
Opening 1 hour late
Rock Solid Christian Academy
Opening at 9:30 a.m.
Rocky Mountain Deaf School
Opening 2 Hrs late
St. Andrew United Methodist Church
Opening 1 1/2 Hrs late
St. Lukes Little School
Opening 1 1/2 Hrs late
St. Mary’s Academy of Englewood
Opening at 9 a.m.
St. Thomas More Cath. School
Opening at 9 a.m.
Valor Christian High School
Opening at 9:30 a.m.
Vertical Skills Academy
Opening 2 Hrs late
Wellspring Community
Opening 1 1/2 hours late
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