Weather leading to school, activity cancellations

Freezing rain and hazardous driving have led to cancellations throughout the area.

 As of 3:10 p.m. the Emergency Closing Center Emergency Closing Center is reporting the following Buffalo Grove area closings:

 School District 21:   All after school and evening events cancelled.

School District 102:  No after school activities

Buffalo Grove High School:  After school activities and evening community education classes cancelled.

Cong. Beth Judea:  Religious school and adult education classes cancelled.

Cong, Beth Am:  Tuesday Hebrew school cancelled.

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