School cancellations, remote learning days called ahead of Tuesday storm

By Paul Feely Union Leader Staff
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Mar 13, 2023
Mar 13, 2023 Updated Apr 4, 2023

nor'easter plow — A snow plow clears the edge of Page Street in Manchester.
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A snow plow clears the edge of Page Street in Manchester.
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School districts across New Hampshire announced cancellations and remote learning days ahead of a nor’easter expected to drop more than a foot of snow in some parts of the Granite State on Tuesday.

The Manchester School District said Tuesday will be a remote learning day for students in kindergarten through Grade 12. There is no pre-kindergarten on Tuesday, and all after-school activities are canceled.

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