CPS Cancels Classes Tuesday Because Of Extreme Cold
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) canceled classes on Tuesday due to extreme cold, with no provisions made for remote learning. The decision was made in response to wind chills that could reach -30 degrees, which CPS officials deemed unsafe for staff and students traveling to school. The National Weather Service issued a wind chill warning through Tuesday and an advisory through Wednesday, with high temperatures expected to be between 2 below zero and 6 degrees. This represents the coldest period Chicago has witnessed in over a year, reminiscent of December 23, 2022, when the city recorded a high of one below zero. Normal classes are expected to resume on Wednesday.
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