These Connecticut schools are already closed Monday as winter storm looms

Some Connecticut colleges and schools have announced they will be closed Monday as a major winter storm is expected to bring up to a foot of snow on Sunday along the coast and 12 to 18 inches inland. In anticipation of the storm, Gov. Ned Lamont asked residents to stay off the roads Sunday into Monday to let more than 650 plows and their crews deal with the roadways. Parking bans abound as towns and cities are preparing for an extended period of plowing during and after the storm. 

These Connecticut schools will be closed Monday:

• Central Connecticut State University
• CT State Asnuntuck
• CT State Capital 
• CT State Gateway
• CT State Housatonic
• CT State Middlesex
• CT State Naugatuck Valley
• CT State Northwestern
• CT State Quinebaug Valley
• CT State Three Rivers
• Eastern Connecticut State University
• East Hartford Public Schools
• Eli Whitney Technical High School
• The Foote School, New Haven
• Hamden Public Schools
• Hartford Public Schools
• Harvard H. Ellis Technical High School
• Hopkins School, New Haven
• Mercy High School, Middletown
• New Haven Public Schools
• Pine Point School
• Plainfield Public Schools
• Regional School District 16
• Saint Bernard School
• St. Michael School, Stonington
• Stafford Public Schools
• Sterling Community School
• Southern Connecticut State University
• The Williams School
• University of Hartford
• West Haven Public Schools 
• Western Connecticut State University
• Xavier High School, Middletown

This list will be updated throughout the weekend. Check back for updates.