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Outreach Program – No AM and PM MOLALLA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT Outreach on any two-hour delay. On snow #035 route days, Outreach will also be on snow SNOW ROUTES ● WINTER 2019/20 routes. If weather makes travel hazardous, the Preschool – No AM preschool Molalla River School District will close all transportation on any two-hour late start district schools. However, in the event of localized weather conditions, the school Special Needs Transportation – Student closures will be announced on an transportation will run the same schedule individual basis. as Molalla River School District. They will also be on snow routes. (Example: if your All closure information, whether district- student goes to Gladstone. Gladstone is wide or for an individual school or route, running on time, but Molalla is running will be announced on the School two hours late, your student will be Announcement Network: transported two hours late.) Roads listed FLASHALERT.NET below are roads on snow routes for big buses, if you live on one of these roads If a Delay is announced, please continue to you will need to call in to set up a snow listen for an updated report. If morning route time for your student. weather conditions worsen, the decision may be changed to School Closure. Friday Late Start Days – If school is on a two hour delay, the one hour late start The following media stations are part of Friday will be included in the two-hour the School Announcement Network: delay, meaning school starts one hour later than the usual Friday time. AM Radio: KEX 1190, KKPZ 1330, KXL 750, KFXX 1080, KMJK 1290 Afternoon early Closure: Should schools FM Radio: KINK 101.9, KKRZ 100.3, close early, we may be forced to run snow routes even though this has not been KUPL 98.7, KRSK 105.1, KWJJ 99.5, KUFO 101.1, announced. If your student does not feel KGON 92.3 that he or she can get home safely, we will return them to their School. TV Stations: KGW 8, KOIN 6, KATU 2, KPTV 12 If Snow Routes are called, AM as well as PM Bus routes are affected. Parents need to pick up their students or arrange for their students pick up from a snow route stop. 1 Molalla River School District Snow Routes 2019-2020 **Please Note if your Route is not listed below it will operate at regular schedule** Molalla Area Route 23 No Ramsby Road – meet at Dickey Prairie Store 6:45am and 2:50pm Rt# 27 Molalla Elementary AM Molalla Elementary PM 8:04 400 E 5th 3:35 Leroy and Heintz 8:06 8th & Mathias 3:36 Leroy & West 8:08 14501 S Claim 3:42 Fircrest Apts. 8:10 Adams/Herman 3:44 Stowers & 3rd 8:12 33258 S Adams 3:45 Stowers & 4th 8:13 33066 S Adams 3:48 400 E 5th 8:26 32125 Shady Dell Rd. 3:48 Stowers & 6th 8:30 Stowers & 7th 3:48 Stowers & 7th 8:31 Stowers & 6th 3:49 8th & Mathias 8:32 Stowers & 5th 3:50 14501 S Claim Rd. 8:34 Stowers & 4th 3:55 Adams/Herman 8:35 Stowers & 3rd 4:00 33258 S. Adams 8:37 Fircrest Apts 4:01 33066 S Adams 8:40 Leroy & West 4:11 32125 Shady Dell Rd. 8:42 Leroy and Heintz 2 .

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