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The heat of summer forced the closure of Michigan’s largest city on Thursday and Friday and shortened class days in Detroit.
CALIFORNIA SENATE APPROVES CALIFORNIA SENATE MEASURE TO MANDATE SCHOOLS PLANT TREES IN ORDER TO COOL DOWN OUTSIDE AREAS
Southern Lower Peninsula is expected to experience temperatures as high as 90 degrees.
The high temperatures in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula on Thursday and Friday, which reached up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas, led to school closings and early dismissals for students in Detroit.
Leadriane Robert, Superintendent in Grand Rapids, said: “This not only creates a challenging learning environment, but also raises safety concerns.”
RECORD BREAKING HEAT WAVE HITS THE NORTHWEST LEAVING MILLIONS AMERICANS FLEEING
There are some Grand Rapids schools that do not have air conditioning. About 13,750 students attend the school.
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The school day in Detroit was cut back by three hours on Thursday and Friday due to heat. The district is home to approximately 48,000 students.
