Schools across Long Island to be closed because of snowstorm

Schools across Long Island will be closed on Monday, with some requiring staff to report, after a massive winter storm blanketed the region in snow.

Abilities Inc., adult career and continuing education, and many Catholic schools will be holding classes via remote learning.

Eastern and Western Suffolk and Nassau BOCES will be closed for classes due to the treacherous conditions.

East End Disability Associates Day Habilitation Program and all YAI schools are closed to students, but staff are required to come to work.

St. Anne's Religious Ed Program-Brentwood, St. Bernard Religious Ed Center — Levittown, St. Anthony's Religious Ed — Rocky Point and other training programs canceled classes on Monday.

Check with Newsday's list of school closings if you have any questions.

New York City schools will operate through remote learning, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Sunday at a noon news conference in the Office of Emergency Management headquarters in Brooklyn Heights.

“There will be no in-person instruction, all after-school programs, adult education and school-based programming has been canceled for high schoolers and students in schools serving grades six through 12, with a previously scheduled professional learning day tomorrow will remain a day off,” he said.

He said that as of 10:20 a.m. 162,000 students, as well as 77,000 teachers, had logged into the school’s remote learning system.

He said he understood students would be annoyed that they don’t get a full snow day on Monday.

“I know that this may disappoint some students,” the mayor said. “So if you do see me, feel free to throw a snowball at me.”