A Minnesota school district switched to e-learning before a predicted winter storm, which largely missed the Twin Cities area, fizzled. Concerned about potential transportation problems was one reason for the decision. The district’s severe weather team decided to switch the switch, with students staying home on April 2 and notified families on the afternoon of April 1. The decision was made to avoid potential transportation issues and alert teachers and families earlier than anticipated. Other districts, including Anoka-Hennepin and Minneapolis, also made similar decisions due to spring break.