Dalton Public Schools, Whitfield County Schools closed Wednesday, other weather impacts

Published 5:09 pm Tuesday, February 18, 2025

From the Dalton Public Schools website

“Due to extremely cold temperatures and the potential for winter weather, school will be canceled on Wednesday … to ensure the safety of our students, staff and families.

“This will be a digital learning day. Students should log in to their Canvas accounts to access assignments provided by their teachers.

“We are continuing to monitor weather conditions for the remainder of the week and will notify families promptly as decisions are made.

“DPS staff: Please check your work email for important updates and additional information.

“Stay informed:

“Remind app: Text @Dalton411 to 81010.
“Emails, calls, texts and website updates.
“DPS app …
“Follow us on Facebook and Instagram.

“If your family is experiencing food insecurity or would like assistance, we encourage you to visit our website for a list of local food resources available to families …

“Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. If you have any questions, please contact your child’s school.”

From Whitfield County Schools 

“All Whitfield County schools and administrative offices will be closed Wednesday … due to forecasted winter weather.”

From Georgia Northwestern Technical College

“Due to a Winter Weather Advisory in our service area and possible impacts to travel, all campuses of GNTC will be closed on Wednesday.”

From the North Georgia Health District 1-2

“Due to predicted inclement weather, the public health facilities located in Fannin, Gilmer, Murray, Pickens and Whitfield counties will delay opening until 10 a.m. on Wednesday … This delay includes the health departments, environmental health offices and WIC (Women, Infants and Children) services in each of these counties, as well as the offices of the North Georgia Health District and the Living Bridge Center in Dalton.

“Please visit the North Georgia Health District website at www.nghd.org for all related updates.”