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Philadelphia Closes Schools for Eagles’ Super Bowl Parade

Last updated: February 12, 2025 6:58 am
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The city of Philadelphia is buzzing with excitement as the Eagles celebrate their Super Bowl victory against the Kansas City Chiefs. Children in the city are especially thrilled, as the School District of Philadelphia has announced that all schools will be closed on Friday for the championship parade. This decision will allow nearly 200,000 students and 20,000 school staff members to join the million-strong crowd expected to line the streets of Center City.

The parade is set to start at 11 a.m. at Lincoln Financial Field, then make its way north past City Hall, and end at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Parents are faced with the decision of whether to bring their children to the parade, which could involve standing in crowded conditions and chilly temperatures. Some may opt for an impromptu vacation, as schools will also be closed on Monday for Presidents’ Day, giving students a four-day weekend.

Social media is abuzz with opinions and recommendations about the parade, with some suggesting booking Airbnbs near the stadium and others advising caution and leaving children at home with a sitter. Public safety officials have issued precautions for parents, including dressing children in bright colors, taking a photo of them before leaving, and writing contact information on their person in case they get separated from their parents.

In addition to the School District of Philadelphia, other educational institutions in the area, such as Temple University, Gloucester City School District, Ridley School District, and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia Schools, have also canceled classes for the day. Transit officials have warned of limited train service and road congestion due to street closures, while city officials have announced the closure of government offices, daytime centers, and courts.

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The timing of the parade on Valentine’s Day has drawn some complaints from restaurant and flower shop owners, who fear it will affect their business. Mayor Cherelle Parker has reassured them that preparations will be made to ensure minimal disruption to their operations. This is not the first time schools have closed for a Super Bowl celebration in Philadelphia, as a similar decision was made in 2018 after the Eagles’ first Super Bowl victory.

It’s important to note that schools were also closed during last year’s Super Bowl parade in Kansas City, following their victory against the San Francisco 49ers. Unfortunately, that celebration was marred by a shooting that left one person dead and several others injured, including children. As Philadelphia gears up for its own celebration, officials are working to ensure a safe and festive event for all attendees.

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