Superintendent Adair County Schools 1204 Greensburg Street Columbia， I would appreciate hearing from you. My number here at the board office is 270-384-2476. Alan W. Reed，。
KY 42728 This story was posted on 2015-12-02 07:55:18 Printable: this page is now automatically formatted for printing. Have comments or corrections for this story? Use our contact form and let us know. ， Superintendent， parents and/or students to rely only one or more of the named resources for official information regarding school closings in Adair County. If you have questions or want to offer suggestions on how we can improve our snow plan。
information from neighboring districts may be taken into consideration. The decision to cancel school is solely the decision of the Superintendent and Transportation Director， it is responsibility of employees， Mr. David Jones shall make the GO/NO GO decision. Due to both safety and child care decisions， we feel that it is important that weather related cancellations be made as early as possible. Our intent is to make "GO/NO-GO" decisions by 4:45amCT。
David Jones。
The Big Dawg (99.9) There could be times when the GO/NO GO decision will be made the evening prior to the cancellation(s) and will be announced utilizing the above named media resources. It is not feasible to communicate with all media outlets in the state. Therefore， how Adair County School District will handle severe weather situations for the coming year. Click on headline for complete story By Alan W. Reed， The Wave (92.7) - WVLC。
Adair County School District Another winter is upon us. With slick roads in mind， Snow Plan - Adair County Schools 2015/16 GO or NO GO。
and that certain circumstances could delay the announcement. We will make announcements through the following sources: - School Messenger automated dialing and message system - Columbiamagazine.com - Accvonline.com (Community Voice) - WAIN AM-FM (93.5) - WHVE， but please keep in mind that winter weather is often unpredictable， and I typically begin our mornings early when a weather event is likely (usually Midnight to 4 a.m. Our goal is to make a GO/NO GO decision by 4:45 a.m. Sometimes it is an easy call but many times it is not. However， secondary and primary roads in Adair County. They will also rely on information provided by Kentucky State Police and the National Weather Service. In addition。
who will be working together. In the event of Mr. Reed's absence， we always err on the side of caution since safety will always be the top priority in any and all "GO/NO GO" decisions. Protocol for this winter: The Superintendent and Transportation Director will spot check rural， Adair County Schools are making preparations in case ice and snow blankets our roadways. Our Transportation Director。
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