These metro-east school districts are closing or going remote Tuesday

With the bitter cold continuing into the week, many schools in southwestern and southern Illinois are shifting their plans Tuesday.

According to the National Weather Service in St. Louis, the dangerously cold wind chills will fall between negative 15 and negative 30 degrees Monday night into Tuesday morning. A wind chill advisory remains in effect for Bond, Clinton, Fayette, Madison, Marion, Monroe, Montgomery, Randolph, St. Clair and Washington counties until noon Tuesday.

A band of moderate snow also moved east through the region Monday night.

While some public school districts will stay closed Tuesday after having off for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, others are opting for an electronic-learning or “e-learning” day.

Click on the name of a district to be brought to its announcement, which may have more details.

Closed

• Aviston 21

• Belle Valley 119

• Belleville 118

• Bond 2

• Breese 12

• Brooklyn 188

• Bunker Hill 8

• Carlyle 1

• Carrollton 1

• Cahokia 187

• Central 71

• Central 104

• Damiansville 62

• Dupo 196

• Gillespie 7

• Grant 110

• Highland 5

• High Mount 116

• Jersey 100

• Lebanon 9

• Madison 12

• Mascoutah 19

• Millstadt 160

• Mulberry Grove 1

• New Athens 60

• O’Fallon 203

• Pontiac-William Holliday 105

• Roxana 1

• Shiloh Village 85

• Smithton 130

• Whiteside 115

• Wolf Branch 113

E-Learning

• Albers 63

• Alton 11

• Belleville 201

• Bethalto 8

• Brussels 42

• Calhoun 40

• Carlinville 1

• Collinsville 10

• East Alton-Wood River 14

• East St. Louis 189

• Edwardsville 7

• Freeburg 70

• Freeburg 77

• Germantown 60

• Granite City 9

• Harmony-Emge 175

• O’Fallon 90

• Sandoval 501

• Signal Hill 181

• SIUE East St. Louis Charter High School

• Staunton 6

• St. Libory 30

• Triad 2

• Vandalia 203

• Venice 3

• Willow Grove 46

• Woodlawn 209

• Wood River-Hartford 15

This story will be updated.