How to use the school/business/church closing system We have discontinued our phone system and all status changes must be made online
Closings/delays 2024 (WSLS)
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In order to update your status through our phone or web-based system, you MUST have your organization ID number AND your password.
If you’ve previously requested an ID and password, you will receive a response to your request via e-mail within 10 days.
Use the website: https://closings.wsls.com (Please note: the ‘s’ in ‘https’ is necessary)
Enter your organization ID number and password Click "Change Status" to the right of your Organization ID and Password Select the closing status from the drop-down that reads "Make Status In-active." Optional: Select a time and date you would like the message to expire For example: if you are closing a school at 2 p.m. on the same day you are entering the closing, you may change the expiration date and time to reflect 4 p.m. on the same day. Click "Change Status" below the expiration date We no longer accept “Status 2″ entries to our system
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