Nebo School Closings Today — Live Status & Delays (Utah)

Are Nebo schools closed today? Check live status below — updated every 10 minutes.

Live status monitored for Nebo School District, Alpine School District, Provo City School District (PCSD), and Juab School District.

Nebo School District posts closure, delay, and early-dismissal decisions to its official website at nebo.edu as soon as a decision is made — typically by early morning on a storm day, and by the evening before when a forecast is already clear enough to call ahead. The district reaches enrolled families directly through school-level notification systems and SMS/email alerts; check with your student’s school for which platform it currently uses, since notification tools can vary by building within a district this large and spread across so many towns.

Local TV is the fastest secondary source once a decision is confirmed. KSL-TV (NBC 5), KUTV 2News (CBS 2), ABC4 Utah (KTVX), and FOX 13 (KSTU) all maintain running school-closings coverage for the Salt Lake City media market during active winter weather, and typically have Utah Valley and Utah County closures posted well before the first bell. This page automatically monitors Nebo’s official announcements alongside all four stations and the neighboring Alpine, Provo City, and Juab districts, so you see the fastest available confirmation in one place without checking multiple sites yourself.

• Heavy overnight snow: Nebo’s roughly 1,300-square-mile footprint spans Utah Valley floor towns and higher-elevation communities, so snow totals and road conditions can differ significantly between Spanish Fork and towns like Santaquin, Elk Ridge, or Woodland Hills on the same morning.
• Icy roads and refreeze: Overnight temperature swings across Utah Valley routinely leave black ice on rural stretches and canyon-adjacent roads well after valley-floor streets look clear, a common trigger for late or delayed buses.
• Lake-effect snow bands: Snow bands moving off the Great Salt Lake can dump concentrated, fast-arriving snowfall on parts of Utah County with little lead time in a forecast.
• High wind advisories: Canyon-corridor winds moving down from the Wasatch Range can produce sudden high-wind warnings that affect bus routes and outdoor activities, independent of snowfall.
• Sub-zero cold snaps: Extended stretches of extreme cold can trigger delayed starts or altered outdoor-recess policies, particularly for elementary schools.
• Summer wildfire smoke: Late-summer wildfire smoke drifting into Utah Valley can occasionally affect outdoor school activities and air-quality guidance, though it rarely triggers full closures.

Frequently Asked Questions

How early does Nebo School District announce school closures?

Nebo School District aims to announce closures and delays as early as possible, ideally the evening before an expected storm or by early morning when the call depends on overnight conditions, so families have time to arrange childcare and adjust school-day plans.

Does a Nebo closure mean a delay, or a full cancellation?

Nebo distinguishes between a delayed start, an early dismissal, and a full-day closure, and announces which one applies each time. A delay usually pushes the first bell back by one to two hours to let roads clear, while a full closure cancels the school day entirely. This page shows the specific status Nebo has posted, not just a generic “closed” flag.

Do all Nebo schools close at the same time, or does it vary by school?

Nebo School District generally makes a single district-wide decision that applies to all of its schools on a given day, rather than closing individual buildings independently. Because the district spans towns at different elevations, however, families in higher or more rural areas should still confirm bus-route-specific guidance from their own school.

Which TV stations report Nebo and Utah Valley school closings?

KSL-TV (NBC 5), KUTV 2News (CBS 2), ABC4 Utah (KTVX), and FOX 13 (KSTU) are the main Salt Lake City-market TV stations covering Utah Valley and Utah County school closings. This page automatically monitors all four alongside Nebo’s own website.

How often is this page updated?

Status checks run automatically every 15 minutes under normal conditions, or every 5 minutes during active winter weather alerts, so the information here should reflect the district’s most recent public announcement.

What other districts does this page cover besides Nebo?

Alongside Nebo School District, this page also monitors the neighboring Alpine School District (American Fork, Lehi, Orem, Pleasant Grove, and surrounding cities), Provo City School District, and Juab School District (Nephi and Mona), since families across southern Utah County often watch more than one district’s status during a regional storm.

Nebo School District — School Roster

High Schools

• Maple Mountain High School
• Payson High School
• Salem Hills High School
• Spanish Fork High School
• Springville High School

Junior High Schools

• Mapleton Junior High
• Payson Junior High
• Salem Junior High
• Spanish Fork Junior High
• Springville Junior High

Middle Schools

• Diamond Fork Middle School
• Maple Grove Middle School
• Mt. Nebo Middle School
• Spring Canyon Middle School
• Valley View Middle School

Elementary Schools

• Art City Elementary
• Apple Valley Elementary
• Barnett Elementary
• Brockbank Elementary
• Brookside Elementary
• Canyon Elementary
• Cherry Creek Elementary
• East Meadows Elementary
• Foothills Elementary
• Goshen Elementary
• Hobble Creek Elementary
• Larsen Elementary
• Maple Ridge Elementary
• Mapleton Elementary
• Meadow Brook Elementary
• Mt. Loafer Elementary
• Orchard Hills Elementary
• Park Elementary
• Park View Elementary
• Rees Elementary
• Riverview Elementary
• Sage Creek Elementary
• Salem Elementary
• Santaquin Elementary
• Sierra Bonita Elementary
• Spanish Oaks Elementary
• Spring Lake Elementary
• Taylor Elementary
• Westside Elementary
• Wilson Elementary

Alternative & Online

• Landmark High School
• Nebo Online School
• Oakridge School