Sapulpa Public Schools has announced that they’ll take a traditional snow day for Thursday, February 20th.
“Decisions have not been made for Friday, but we will keep you posted,” school officials said in a statement sent to parents.
Schools in the area have been closed since the beginning of the week after a winter storm brought less snow than anticipated, but sub-freezing temperatures.
While the snow quit falling late on Tuesday, roads were still hazardous on Wednesday morning as Oklahoma Highway Patrol said they’d responded to over 300 crashes by 10:00 am on Wednesday morning.
Temperatures won’t get above freezing until Friday afternoon if they do at all. Next week will be considerably warmer, with Monday seeing a possible high in the 70s.
See the full statement below:
Dear students, parents and guardians,
Sapulpa Public Schools will use a Snow Day on Thursday, February 20, due to ongoing winter weather conditions and slick roads and parking lots. Decisions have not been made for Friday, but we will keep you posted.
Students will not be required to complete any school work for Thursday.
Sincerely,
Sapulpa Public Schools
Creek County Democrats rescheduled
The Creek County Democrats have rescheduled their February Meeting to Thursday, February 27th. According to a statement sent to Sapulpa Times:
Because of the inclement weather, the Creek County Democrats are rescheduling their February meeting to Thursday, February 27, at Joseph’s in Drumright, 54580 W. Hwy 16. A meal will be served at 6:00 ($12 includes tip,) and the meeting will begin at 6:40. There is no charge to attend the meeting; you are welcome to join us even if you don’t want to eat.
Nathan Brewer, Democratic candidate for the State Senate District 8 Special Election will be our guest. We will also be discussing the upcoming Precinct Organization Meetings, Party Conventions, and County Party elections.
For more information call Stan at 918-227-1586 or check our Facebook page, Creek County Democrats.
