Photo courtesy of journalism student Tyra Rodden
Photo courtesy of journalism student Tyra Rodden
Tyra Rodden

Icy skies and slippery roads

Schools closed due to weather
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February 23, 2015

District schools were closed today due to the icy weather conditions that came in with  winter storm Quantum.

 Lindale ISD will have a two hour delayed start for classes on Tuesday, February 24th.  

We will continue to monitor weather conditions.  Please continue to watch the district website at www.lindaleeagles.org for updates.

 

 

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