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Sorta!
TUSD's Web site says that schools won't open until noon. And even that pronouncement seems vague; it also asks parents to call schools first to make sure schools are adequately staffed.
Alrightie then.
Meanwhile, Sunnyside schools are totally closed.
The Amphi Web site is no damn help. Other news reports say they're delaying class two hours.
Catalina Foothills is running as usual.
And that's all we feel like looking up at this time.
If we may be serious for a moment (and we're not quite sure about that), the roads were a bit slippery out there, so go slow, be patient and don't drive like a cretin. Thank you.
