Nanuet, other Rockland Schools Change Schedules in Storm's Aftermath

NANUET, NY — Several school districts in Rockland, Putnam and Westchester counties have announced delayed starts for Friday morning, in the aftermath of a snowstorm that dumped 10-14 inches across the region.

High winds, drifting snow, and icy roads are the primary factors.

Lakeland's Superintendent said he couldn't make the exact call yet.

"While I would like to make the Friday school decision tonight, I simply don't have enough information at this time.," George Stone wrote on the district's website. "Obviously, the schools will be on a delayed opening tomorrow, February 10. The town road crews still have a lot to do between now and morning. The official decision will be made at 5:00 am but schools at a minimum will be delayed at least two hours."

• Bedford Central schools - 2-hour delayBrewster schools - 3-hour delay
• Carmel Central School District - 3-hour delay
• Chappaqua Central School District -2-hour delay
• Clarkstown schools - 2-hour delay
• Croton-Harmon schools - 2-hour delay
• Hendrick Hudson schools - 2-hour delays
• Lakeland schools - delayed at least two hours
• Nanuet schools - 2-hour delay
• Nyack schools - 2-hour delay
• Ossining schools - 2-hour delay
• Pearl River school district - 2-hour delay
• Peekskill City School District - Delayed - 3 Hours
• Putnam Northern Westchester BOCES - Delayed - 2 Hours
• Putnam Valley Central School District - Delayed - 3 Hours
• South Orangetown schools - 2-hour delay
• Yorktown Central School District - Delayed - 3 Hours