Some KY school districts call an old fashioned snow day for a little fun. Valarie Honeycutt Spears, Lexington Herald-Leader
Jan. 28 Wolfe County Superintendent Kenny Bell was among the Kentucky school chiefs who had decided that canceling school because of snow this winter was unnecessary because COVID-19 has resulted in daily remote learning.
But as snow began to fall and winter weather advisories were called for Kentucky Wednesday night, Bell changed his mind. I am declaring tomorrow a good old fashioned snow day. No school in person, no school virtually. Let the kids get some physical activity, much needed, and mental health break day playing in the snow, Bell said.