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Dr. Danielle Owens Superintendent | Official Website
As winter approaches, Pekin Community High School is preparing for the possibility of severe weather and has outlined its process for deciding whether to cancel classes due to cold or snow. Dr. Danielle Owens, superintendent, explained that student safety is the primary concern when making these decisions.
The school relies on weather forecasts and current conditions, using data from the National Weather Service (NWS) and local weather stations to monitor temperature and wind chill. The NWS Wind Chill Chart is a key tool in determining when it becomes unsafe for students.
"Based on the information provided by the NWS, frostbite becomes a possibility after 10 minutes of exposure in extreme conditions. We know this can be a pro

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