NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — As the front moves through Middle Tennessee, some school districts have closed or plan to open two hours late on Thursday.
Here are those districts:
Closed
- Aaron Academy
- Cannon
- Cheatham County
- Christian Community Pre-school
- Clinton
- Crievewood Methodist
- Dayspring Academy
- DeKalb
- Dickson County
- Fannie Battle
- First Baptist-Joelton
- Friendship Christian School
- Hickman County
- Humphreys County
- Macon
- Macon Christian Academy
- Mama Lere Hearing School (childcare open)
- Metro
- Mt. Juliet Christ. Acad.
- Nashville State (VIRTUAL/REMOTE LEARNING DAY)
- New Horizons
- Priest Lake Academy
- Rhythm & Rhymes
- Smith County
- Stewart County
- St. Patrick
- Sumner County
- Tennessee School for the Blind
- Trousdale County
- TCAT Dickson
- Wilson County
- Williamson County
- 15th Ave. N. Learning Academy
One hour late
- Macon County (bus driver discretion)
Two hours late
- Bill Rice Academy
- Christ the King
- Clarksville-Montgomery County
- Clay
- Donelson Christian Acad.
- Ezell-Harding Christian
- Goodpasture Christian Sch.
- Houston County
- Immaculate Conception
- Jackson
- Lebanon Special Schools
- Lighthouse School
- Lipscomb Academy
- New Hope-Franklin
- Overton
- Perry County
- Pickett
- Pope Saint John Paul II
- Robertson County
- St. Bernard Academy
- St. Matthew School
- St. Joseph
- St. Rose of Lima
- Trevecca Nazarene University
NTI Day
- Allen
Open at 8 a.m.
- Learning Lab-Nashville
Opens at 9 a.m.
- Angels Watching Over Me
- High Hopes Preschool
Open at 9:30 a.m.
- OC- West End Preschool
Open at 10 a.m.
- Battle Ground Academy
- Holy Rosary Academy
- Cedars Prep. Academy
- St. Henry School
- Woodmont Baptist
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-Rhori Johnston
