St. Paul schools, other districts shift to e-learning ahead of snow

Snow set to move into Twin Cities metro on Tuesday

Snow flurries are expecting to wind up overnight bringing several inches of snow to the Twin Cities metro by the end of Tuesday.

ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - As a storm is expected to bring some snowfall to the Twin Cities on Tuesday, St. Paul Public Schools say they are shifting online.

The district will move classes on Tuesday to e-learning. After-school activities are also cancelled.

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"All Saint Paul Public Schools will hold an e-learning day and all after-school activities are canceled on Tuesday, Feb. 22, due to the weather," a tweet from the school reads. "Students should NOT report to school. For the latest information and a list of cancellations, please visit spps.org."

Discovery Club will also be closed along with community education programs.

Along with St. Paul, Osseo schools have moved to e-learning for Tuesday along with some central Minnesota districts, including Brainerd.

Parts of central and northern Minnesota have already seen up to 8.5 inches of snow. The Twin Cities metro is on the edge of a Winter Storm Warning. Snowfall is expected to move into the metro overnight into Tuesday morning.

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