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Monday January 26 2026 School and Weather Updates

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Mid-Missouri School and Weather Announcements for January 26, 2026

As winter weather impacts the region, here are the latest announcements regarding school closures in Mid-Missouri for Monday, January 26, 2026. Make sure to stay informed and safe during this time.

Boone County School Closures

  • Southern Boone County R-1, Ashland: Closed for the day due to inclement weather.

Cole County Updates

  • Lighthouse Preparatory Academy: Canceled classes for Monday. Note that the informational meeting previously scheduled for new families has been rescheduled to 6 p.m. on February 2.

Maries County School Status

  • Maries County R-1, Vienna: Closed today. This marks the first Active Learning Day (AMI Day 1) for students.

Miller County Announcements

  • Iberia R-5: No school on Monday; it’s an AMI Day for Waynesville Career Center students.
  • Miller County R-3, Tuscumbia: Closed for the day.
  • St. Elizabeth R-4: Also closed for Monday.

Moniteau and Cooper County Schools

  • Prairie Home R-5: Closed for the day due to weather conditions.

Weather Resources

Staying informed about weather conditions is essential. Utilize the following resources for the latest weather forecasts and alerts:

  • National Weather Service: Access local forecasts, radar, and advisories to plan your day safely.
  • MoDOT Traveler Information Map: Check road conditions and traffic updates.
  • Ameren Missouri Outage Information: Find out about power outages and restoration efforts.
  • Missouri Electric Cooperatives’ Outage Information: Stay updated on statewide utility issues.
  • Fulton City Utilities: Learn about local utility services and outages.
  • Columbia Regional Airport Flight Status: Keep track of flight schedules and any cancellations.

Conclusion

These school closures reflect the ongoing impact of the winter weather in Mid-Missouri. For additional updates and resources, refer to the links provided above to ensure your safety and preparedness during this season.

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