Mass. Schools Closed Due to Heavy Snow

Over 30 inches of snow prompts widespread school closures across the state.

Published on Feb. 24, 2026

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School districts across Massachusetts will be closed for a second day on Tuesday, February 24th, as a massive snow storm brings over 30 inches of snow to some parts of the state. An extensive list of school closures has been announced, impacting districts from Boston to the Berkshires.

Why it matters

The heavy snowfall has created dangerous conditions for students, teachers, and staff to travel to and from school. School closures help ensure the safety of the school community while the storm passes.

The details

The snow storm has dumped over 30 inches of snow in some Massachusetts towns, making roads impassable and creating hazardous conditions. School districts across the state, from Boston to the western part of the state, have announced closures for Tuesday, February 24th, to allow time for snow removal and safe travel.

  • The snow storm began on Monday, February 23rd.
  • Over 30 inches of snow has accumulated in some areas.
  • Schools will be closed on Tuesday, February 24th.

The players

Massachusetts School Districts

School districts across the state, including in Boston, the suburbs, and western Massachusetts, have announced closures for Tuesday, February 24th due to the heavy snowfall.

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What’s next

Schools will likely reopen once the snow has been cleared and travel conditions have improved, which is expected to occur within the next 24-48 hours.

The takeaway

The heavy snowstorm has led to widespread school closures across Massachusetts, prioritizing the safety of students, teachers, and staff during the severe winter weather event.