snow day

Here are some fun things to do to help pass the time and keep your sanity when your children are forced to stay home for a snow day in Idaho.

While keeping children home due to bad weather is a good call, snow days shouldn't exist anymore in Idaho and should become a thing of the past.

Customers with Monday pickup will have to wait a week for collection, others can expect regular service.

Due to the road conditions, schools are continuing to close, as well as businesses, but not all businesses are closed on Monday, due to the snow.

Schools around the Magic Valley are prepping for dangerous road conditions and possible school cancellations on Wednesday.

The TFSD COVID Operation Protocol proved that our kids could interact and learn under any circumstance, but here we are in 2023 and school is canceled.

It is the way a neighbor is supposed to be, but lately, the towns around Twin Falls, have not been playing nice, and have been downright selfish lately.

Maybe one of the bigger eye openers of this pandemic was that our kids could do school from home anytime, if needed.

Could you imagine the kids waking up in the morning hoping for a snow day and they get this instead?

Many a morning we sat by the radio and when we heard our school mentioned on the closing list there was a loud cheer.

The Magic Valley has had more snow days in the last week then they've had in the last 3 years.

If you think your job is tough, try being a school superintendent. How would you like to be the person making the judgment call on whether or not it's a snow day? The process is more difficult than you think.