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While the winter weather system has moved out of our area, snow remains on roadways. With temperatures forecasted to drop into the single digits tonight, there is concern that remaining snow may refreeze and create hazardous travel conditions.

Out of an abundance of caution and due to the potential for refreeze on roads, Jasper County School District will operate on an eLearning schedule on Monday, February 2, 2026.

A decision regarding school operations for Tuesday, February 3, 2026, will be announced on Monday as conditions are further evaluated.

Thank you for your patience and continued cooperation as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff.

Jasper County School District is closely monitoring another winter weather system forecasted to impact our region this weekend. According to the National Weather Service, there is increasing confidence in unseasonably cold temperatures, strong winds, and the potential for accumulating snowfall across portions of the area.

The primary period of concern is Saturday afternoon, January 31, through midday Sunday, February 1, 2026, when winter weather impacts and dangerously low wind chills may occur. We will continue to monitor conditions closely in coordination with Emergency Management and the National Weather Service.

An update regarding the status of school operations for Monday, February 2, 2026, will be communicated later this weekend as forecast details become clearer.

Please continue to watch for updates.

We want to thank Bluffton Self Help for their generous donation of toys to Jasper County School District.

Their support will have a meaningful impact on our youngest learners as we accomplish our mission to finish strong this school year.

The toys will be used as incentives for students in kindergarten through third grade to encourage regular school attendance and to recognize academic growth and achievement. Initiatives like this help motivate our students and reinforce positive habits that support long-term success.

We truly appreciate Bluffton Self Help's partnership and commitment to supporting the children of Jasper County. Their generosity helps us motivate students to attend school, do their best, and celebrate their accomplishments.

With sincere gratitude,

Dr. Laura Hickson
Interim Superintendent
Jasper County School District

In the Photo, from the left: Bill O'Toole (Bluffton Self Help Volunteer), Dr. Dionne Young (JCSD Director of Instruction), CJ Strife (Bluffton Self Help Volunteer)

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Our recent Celebration of Student Achievement was a tremendous success, with a fantastic turnout at both sessions. The Ridgeland session was standing room only, a powerful reminder of how deeply our community supports our students and schools.

We are grateful to our families, community members, staff, and partners who joined us to celebrate academic excellence. Your presence and encouragement mean more than words can express.

Most importantly, congratulations to our students. Your hard work, dedication, and commitment to learning continue to inspire us all. We are so proud of your achievements and excited to see what you will accomplish next.

Together, we are building a strong culture of learning and finishing strong as One Jasper 💙💛📸

**Weather Update – Friday, January 23, 2026**

Jasper County School District is monitoring an upcoming weather system forecasted to impact our area, with the potential for ice accumulation. Current forecasts indicate our region is on the periphery of the projected freeze line.

**School will operate on a regular schedule today, Friday, January 23, 2026**.

We will continue to monitor conditions closely in coordination with Emergency Management and the National Weather Service. An update regarding the status of school for **Monday, January 26, 2026**, will be communicated later this weekend as forecast details become more certain.

Thank you for your attention, and please continue to watch for updates.

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**Actualización del clima – viernes 23 de enero de 2026**

El Distrito Escolar del Condado de Jasper está monitoreando un sistema meteorológico próximo que se pronostica afectará nuestra área, con la posibilidad de acumulación de hielo. Los pronósticos actuales indican que nuestra región se encuentra en la periferia de la línea de congelación prevista.

Las escuelas operarán en su **horario regular hoy, viernes 23 de enero de 2026**.

Continuaremos monitoreando las condiciones de cerca, en coordinación con Manejo de Emergencias y el Servicio Meteorológico Nacional. Se comunicará una actualización sobre el estado de las escuelas para el **lunes 26 de enero de 2026** más adelante este fin de semana, a medida que los detalles del pronóstico se vuelvan más claros.

Gracias por su atención y, por favor, continúe pendiente de las actualizaciones.

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