School Closures
Inclement Weather
Under all but the most extreme conditions, school officials have a responsibility to keep school in session. When the weather is bad, but school is open, parents must make a family decision regarding attendance or late arrival for their children. A personal contact by the parent or a written note to school officials will excuse a students’ late arrival or absence during these conditions.
Occasionally, the weather is severe enough that it is necessary to delay or close schools in all or part of the district. When this occurs, it is extremely important that working parents have pre-arranged child care available to them; arrangements with a friend or neighbor; provisions at a child care center; child care leave from work (if available); arrangements with a neighborhood teenager who also would be out of school; etc. It is very important that parents make these arrangements now, since the weather is unpredictable and often we are hit with storms early in the school year.
Whenever it is necessary to close schools, the district immediately sends notice to families via text message, phone calls, and email to the contacts listed in Infinite Campus. Notices of school delays and closures will also be posted on the front page of the Boulder Valley School District's website at www.bvsd.org as well as on the Peak to Peak website.
Notification is given prior to 6:30 a.m., or as soon as the decision is made to close during the day. Typically, the media will release information only if schools are closed. In most cases, no announcement will mean that schools are open.
Peak to Peak is part of the Boulder Valley School District. If Boulder Valley School District is closed, Peak to Peak is closed.
If it becomes necessary to cancel events exclusive to Peak to Peak, i.e. parent meetings, concerts, or plays, Peak to Peak will communicate via text, email, and notices on the Peak to Peak website.