Omahans brave the cold at the intersection of 13th and Martha streets on Dec. 22, 2022. Photo by Chris Bowling.

A winter storm is forecast to bring impactful snow across the Omaha area Wednesday into Thursday morning, prompting many school districts to cancel in-person classes.

As of Tuesday evening, the Omaha metro area is under a winter storm warning from 6 a.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday. Many school districts in Douglas and Sarpy Counties have canceled school Wednesday, while some will have remote learning.

Here’s what school districts have announced regarding school Wednesday, Jan. 18:

Omaha Public Schools District — no in-person classes, remote learning day

In-person classes and school-related activities are canceled, however OPS classes will be held remotely for all students, according to the district. The Omaha Public Schools Foundation Kids Club will also be closed. The Board of Education meeting has been rescheduled for Monday, Jan. 23, at 6 p.m.

Bellevue Public Schools District — snow day, school cancelled

Bellevue Public Schools and the Lied Activity Center will be closed on Wednesday, January 18, 2023. The BPS Foundation Kids’ Time program will also be closed.

Bennington Public Schoolssnow day, no classes

Elkhorn Public Schools — snow day, no classes

Millard Public Schools — no in-person classes, remote learning day

Omaha Catholic Schools — snow day, no classes

Papillion La Vista Community Schools — snow day, no classes

Westside Community Schools — snow day, no classes

Check in directly with your child’s school for the most updated information.

Contact the reporter at bridget@el-perico.com

Bridget Fogarty is a Report for America Corps member reporting with El Perico and its English sister publication The Reader.

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