The high school already had an extra long school year, adding 13 more days to their in-person education than required by the state. The school committee then allowed the school to opt into virtual learning four times a year. Sometimes, those can be used in replacement of a snow day.

The fun’s over for snow day-loving students in Baltimore County as the school district has exhausted the three snow days it provided for the school year, using Wednesday to begin its virtual learning protocols for inclement weather.

With the Lower Shore's second major snowfall of 2025, public schools have announced plans for virtual learning Wednesday, Feb. 12. Here's all to know.