Weather standard for suspension of classes for primary and secondary school students

Legal analysis: There are three situations in which classes are suspended in extreme weather: the school makes timely suspension arrangements based on the principle of "people-oriented, safety first" and the development trend of extreme weather, which generally includes three situations. 1, the extreme weather warning signal was issued before 6 o'clock on the same day, and it was still maintained at 6 o'clock on the same day, and the school was closed all day. Schools should consider the safety and work needs of teaching staff, make clear who should go to work and who does not need to go to work, and inform the teaching staff in time. Teachers and staff who should go to work but fail to arrive at school on time due to weather and other reasons should contact the person in charge of the school in time, and the school should implement the care and living arrangements for the personnel. 2, the day after 6 o' clock to the beginning of the extreme weather warning signal, the school should be flexible in arranging teaching activities. School staff should arrive at school on time, and students who leave school need not. Students who have arrived at school should obey the arrangement of the school, and students on their way to school should choose a safe place nearby to escape. Schools can flexibly arrange students to carry out indoor teaching activities according to the actual situation of students arriving at school, and generally do not arrange new class hours. Students who are late (or not) are not treated as late (absent from class), and faculty members who cannot arrive at school on time are not treated as late. Schools that provide transportation for students to and from school should implement measures to effectively ensure the traffic safety of students. 3. If the extreme weather warning signal is issued during the class on the same day, the school can continue to attend classes, but stop all outdoor classes and activities, make overall arrangements for indoor education and teaching activities, and do a good job in student safety protection.

Legal basis: Meteorological Law of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Twenty-seventh people's governments at or above the county level shall strengthen the construction of meteorological disaster monitoring and early warning system, organize relevant departments to prepare meteorological disaster prevention plans, and take effective measures to improve their ability to prevent meteorological disasters. Relevant organizations and individuals shall obey the command and arrangement of the people's government and do a good job in meteorological disaster prevention.

Article 28 The competent meteorological departments at all levels shall organize cross-regional and cross-departmental joint monitoring and forecasting of disastrous weather, put forward preventive measures for meteorological disasters in a timely manner, evaluate major meteorological disasters, and provide decision-making basis for the people's governments at the corresponding levels to organize the prevention of meteorological disasters. Meteorological offices and stations subordinate to the competent meteorological departments at all levels shall strengthen the monitoring and forecasting of disastrous weather that may affect the local area, and report to the relevant competent meteorological departments in a timely manner. Meteorological offices and stations belonging to other relevant departments and units related to disastrous weather monitoring and forecasting shall provide meteorological observation information and relevant monitoring information such as water regime and storm surge required for meteorological disaster monitoring and forecasting to the competent meteorological authorities in a timely manner.

Article 29 The local people's governments at or above the county level shall, according to the needs of preventing meteorological disasters, formulate meteorological disaster prevention plans, and organize the implementation of meteorological disaster prevention plans according to the meteorological information provided by the competent meteorological departments to avoid or mitigate meteorological disasters.