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School Closings for Wednesday, January 30

WKAR Public Media | By Amanda Barberena
Published January 29, 2019 at 7:46 PM EST
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Man uses snow blower to remove snow in Grand Ledge on January 28, 2019.

UPDATED at 7:45 p.m.: Lansing, Jackson, Detroit, Ann Arbor and schools across Michigan have  canceled classes for Wednesday, January 30. Click here for the districts.

Ann Arbor Public Schools

Bath Community Schools

Battle Creek Public Schools

Charlotte Public Schools

Corunna Public Schools

Dansville Schools

Detroit Public Schools Community District

DeWitt Public Schools

East Lansing Public Schools 

Eaton Rapids Public Schools

Fowler Public Schools

Fowlerville Community Schools will be closed Wednesday and Thursday.

Grand Ledge Public Schools

Haslett Public Schools

Holt Public Schools

Jackson Public Schools are closed Wednesday and Thursday.

Lansing Catholic High School

Lansing Christian School

Lansing Community College

Lansing School District

Maple Valley Schools

Mason Public Schools

Michigan State University - classes are suspended but the university will be open

Northwest Community Schools in Jackson will be closed Wednesday and Thursday

Okemos Public Schools

Olivet Community Schools

Owosso Public Schools

Portland Public Schools

Potterville Public Schools

St. Johns Public Schools

Stockbridge Community Schools

Waverly Community Schools

Webberville Community Schools

Williamston Community Schools
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Amanda Barberena
Amanda Barberena helps write stories for online and books interviews for newscasts. The Michigan State University student started with WKAR in the Fall of 2017 during her freshman year.
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