Update!
Due to the potential for severe weather, Monday, January 26, 2026, will be a Digital Learning Day. All school buildings will be closed, with no in-person activities or meal services.
Our priority is the safety and well-being of students, families, and staff.
- Students will participate in learning remotely, as able.
- Schools will work with families to provide appropriate support.
- Staff are encouraged to review their GCPS email for specific expectations and next steps.
We will continue monitoring weather conditions and share updates about Tuesday, January 27, as soon as possible.
Please visit the Gwinnett County website for warming stations and other important safety information.
January 22, 2026 Announcment
Gwinnett County Public Schools is closely monitoring weather conditions forecasted for this weekend. The safety of students and staff is our highest priority. Decisions related to inclement weather are guided by district procedures, multiple safety data sources, and Board policy.
As of Thursday, January 22:
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All school events and facility usage for Saturday, January 24, and Sunday, January 25 are cancelled. No changes or cancellations to school or events on Friday, January 23.
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At this time, no changes have been made to the school schedule for Monday, January 26. Decisions will be communicated as early as possible if conditions warrant a change.
If bad weather causes school to be cancelled or dismissed early, public announcements will be made on GCPS TV, on the school system’s website (www.gcpsk12.org), on Facebook and Instagram, through ParentSquare, and via metro-Atlanta news stations. Full-day cancellations usually are announced by 6 a.m., and sooner when possible. Learn more about how the decision is made about school closing.
Do you have the ParentSquare app?
Don’t miss out on emergency messages or important alerts! GCPS staff and families have access to the ParentSquare app! Download it and adjust the settings for your use. Please visit the ParentSquare page on the district website to learn more. The app is a great way to stay informed when inclement weather results in changes to the school schedule.
Gwinnett County opens Warming Stations
Gwinnett County opens its warming stations for residents to receive temporary, overnight relief when temperatures reach 35 degrees and below. Residents who visit the sites will be able to warm up, eat a meal, and get some rest. The warming stations will be available from 6 p.m. until 7 a.m.
