2013-09-12
Students in two Massachusetts school districts have been able to take an early slide this week, thanks to the recent heat and high humidity, which turned their schools' floors into skating rinks, officials said. Mount Greylock Regional School District, which serves students in grades 7-12 in Williamstown and Lanesborough, dismissed students early Wednesday, and called off classes today as well, according to a statement on the district website. This summer's heavy rains and this week's high humidity caused moisture problems, resulting in wet floors, the statement said.
