Are schools closed on November 28 (tomorrow)? Which provinces and districts have school closures? Where are schools closed due to snow?
Adverse weather conditions have affected the entire country. Cold weather, rain, and snow have been observed in many provinces. The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued warnings for many provinces. The questions most frequently asked by parents and students are: Are schools closed on November 28 (tomorrow)? Which provinces and districts have school closures? Where are schools closed due to snow? Here are the provinces where schools are closed on November 28 (tomorrow).
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Adverse weather conditions continue to affect the entire country. Harsh weather conditions such as cold, rain, and snowfall are being experienced in many provinces. The General Directorate of Meteorology has issued important warnings for many provinces regarding this situation. Parents and students are most curious about the answers to the questions: "Are schools closed on November 28 (tomorrow)? In which provinces and districts has education been suspended? Which regions have school closures due to snowfall?" Here are the details regarding the provinces and districts where schools are closed on November 28 (tomorrow).
IN WHICH PROVINCES AND DISTRICTS ARE SCHOOLS CLOSED ON NOVEMBER 28?
Due to the adverse weather conditions across Turkey, parents and students in many provinces are wondering whether schools will be closed on November 28.
Announcements made by Governor's offices and District Governor's offices regarding whether education will continue are being monitored.
So far, an announcement regarding a snow day for education has come from only one province. Here is that province where schools are closed...
ARTVİN
In the statement made by the District Governor's office of Şavşat, Artvin, it was stated: "Due to the risks that may arise for the safety of our students, education and training have been suspended for 2 days on Wednesday, November 27 and Thursday, November 28 in primary and secondary schools, special education and rehabilitation centers, and Public Education Centers."