Severe Weather Closures

During an E-Learning Day, students complete assigned classwork through their Chromebook and access learning materials online. These days count as instructional days and do not need to be made up later in the school year.

Visit the E-Learning page for more information.

When conditions do not require a full closure, the district may delay the start of school. In this case, ETHS will follow the Late Start Bell Schedule (9:35am start time) unless otherwise stated. This delay provides additional time for road conditions to improve and for students and staff to travel safely. On these days, before school activities and AM Support are canceled. Decisions about after-school activities will be included in the official communication.

In some cases, worsening weather conditions during the day may require ETHS to dismiss students early. When this occurs, families will be notified as soon as possible so they can plan accordingly. The goal is to allow students and staff to travel home safely before conditions worsen and to avoid traveling when conditions are expected to be at their worst. After-school activities will typically be canceled unless otherwise stated.

In rare cases, school may be canceled without e-learning due to extreme weather or widespread power/internet outages. These days are considered Emergency Closure Days and must be made up at the end of the school year.