Students across southern New Brunswick start their weekend early today. A winter storm hitting the region has forced school districts to cancel classes and transit operators to issue warnings regarding road conditions.

Anglophone and Francophone School Closures

Anglophone School District – South (ASD-S) has closed all schools for the day. Officials cite current road conditions as the primary reason for the cancellation. This affects all students within the district boundaries.

Francophone School District – South (DSF-S) also announced closures for the majority of its facilities. However, operations differ for specific areas. Schools in Fredericton and Oromocto remain open, though buses in these zones are running on a one-hour delay.

Saint John Transit Operations

If you rely on public transportation, buses are currently running. Saint John Transit has kept its fleet on the road but advises riders to prepare for disruptions. You should expect possible delays or detours on your route as drivers navigate the difficult road conditions.

For the latest updates on these cancellations, you can view the full report at Your Saint John.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are all schools in Saint John closed today?
Yes, all schools in Anglophone School District – South are closed. Most schools in Francophone School District – South are also closed, with exceptions in Fredericton and Oromocto.

Is Saint John Transit running today?
Yes, Saint John Transit is operating. However, they warn riders to anticipate delays and potential detours due to the weather.

Why are schools closed?
District officials made the decision to close schools based on hazardous road conditions caused by the winter storm.