Bad roads and inclement weather have caused several late starts and closures across the southern portion of the Crow Indian Reservation.
Lodge Grass Public Schools will have a 10 a.m. start. All buses will be delayed two hours. Breakfast will not be served.
Wyola Public Schools remain closed through Wednesday, Nov. 6 due to a water line break.
Information about closures and delays can be mailed to news@fourpointspress.com.
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