Closures & Delays for Wednesday, Feb. 4 for Fayetteville, Sandhills Area

While much of the area has started to come out from under the snow that blanketed the Fayetteville area Saturday night, some areas are still feeling the impacts.

As we head toward Wednesday, February 4, several school systems have decided to go remote once again, as it isn't safe for some to get to school. This is particularly true in rural areas with more shade impacting the roads. Here's a look at what's been announced for Wednesday.

Cumberland County Schools will continue asynchronous remote instruction for students on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, as hazardous road conditions and ongoing cold temperatures persist. After members of the district’s Auxiliary Services team assessed road conditions today, several roads, parking lots and entryways in shaded areas were still icy. This decision was made with the safety of students, staff and families as the top priority.

All PSRC schools and facilities will be closed on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, due to inclement weather conditions. Stay tuned to official district social media channels and our website for updates on operations for Thursday, February 5, 2026.

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Bladen County Schools will continue with asynchronous remote learning tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4. District administrators have been in communication with the North Carolina Department of Transportation and Bladen County Emergency Services and there continues to be widespread concern with ice on secondary roads.

Due to treacherous road conditions remaining on some roads in our district, Clinton City Schools will operate on a remote learning schedule February 4, 2026.

Columbus County Schools will conduct remote instruction on Tuesday, February 3, and Wednesday, February 4. During these virtual learning days, students should check Google Classroom for assignments and communication from their teachers.

Harnett County Schools will operate on a REGULAR schedule tomorrow, February 4, for all students and staff.

With continued treacherous conditions on the secondary roads in Hoke County and out of an abundance of caution and concern for the safety of our students and staff, Hoke County Schools will have a remote learning day for all students on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.

Due to continued unsafe road conditions across the county, all schools will operate on a remote learning day tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4, 2026, for students.

Due to current road conditions, including slush on several secondary roadways, and to allow our drivers to operate safely in daylight, Moore County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, February 4.

District staff have been checking road conditions throughout the afternoon, and many secondary roads remain covered with snow, as a result Richmond County Schools will continue to operate on a remote instructional day tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4th for all students. Staff will also have an optional workday with a two-hour delay.

Remote Wednesday

Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 4, there will be no school for students. Students do not need to complete any remote work. There will be no extracurricular activities or driver’s education tomorrow either.

For staff, it will be an optional workday with a two-hour delay. Please only come in if you can do so safely. Safety remains our top priority.

Due to anticipated weather and road conditions, all FTCC classes will remain remote on Wednesday, February 4. 

The University has taken precautions to ensure campus roads, parking lots, and pedestrian walkways are safe and will resume normal operations on Wednesday, February 4, at 8 a.m. We do encourage students, faculty, and staff to exercise caution when traveling to and from campus. We will continue to monitor the weather and keep you updated of any changes. 

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