Which schools are equipped for Thursday after the snowfall in Tennessee, Kentucky

Nashville, Tenn. (WTVF) – After centimeters of snow in Middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky, some districts are no longer at school on Thursday.

The winter weather warnings have expired and the snowfall has stopped. In the area, however, fermenting temperatures will only take place on Saturday, which means that roads can freeze.

While the Ministry of Transport of Tennessee eliminates the motorways of the intergovernmental and capitals, many secondary roads remain untouched and untreated.

Here is who is no longer at school for February 20:

• Bedford County
• Benton County
• Cannon County
• Cheatham County
• Clarksville-Montgomery County
• Clay County – long -term day
• Circle
• Cumberland County – virtual day
• Dekalb County
• Dickson County
• Fayetteville City
• Giles County
• Hickman County
• Houston County
• Jackson County
• Lawrence County
• Lebanon special schools
• Lewis County
• Macon County
• Manchester City
• Marshall County
• Maury County
• Mulhenberg – not traditional class day
• Murray Independent
• Murfreesboro City
• Overton – remote sensation day
• Paris special schools
• Perry County
• Putnam County
• Robertson County
• Rutherford County
• Smith County
• Sumner County
• Tennessee School for the blind
• Trigg County
• Van Buren County
• Warren County
• Wayne County
• White County
• Williamson County

• Wilson County

“The biggest gift that I can give,” starts a wheelchair dance class non -profit

Barriers break and move to the beat! A local dance company enables young people in a wheelchair to move and groove like everyone else. Good for your mental health, good for your physical health and good for your dose of positive news today. I hope you look at what you do!

– –Rebecca Schleicher