Virtually all schools on Long Island closed because of blizzard
Tom Norman III and his son, Tom Norman IV, of Patchogue, play lacrosse as snow starts to fall in Sayville on Sunday. Credit: Thomas Hengge
For many Long Island students who spent the past week on February break, no need to pack up that bookbag quite yet.
With a massive blizzard pummeling the East Coast from Baltimore to Boston, virtually all schools, from preschool to college, will shut their doors to students on Monday for a good old-fashioned snow day, although a handful will open for remote learning.
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Robert Brodsky is a breaking news reporter who has worked at Newsday since 2011. He is a Queens College and American University alum.
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