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Old Wed Jan 20, 2016, 09:55am
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Arbiter is No. 1 for me, but if it's public school, I would just check the news and see if the applicable county's schools are closed that day. Where I'm from, if there's no school, there's no after-school activities, which certainly includes athletics.
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Old Wed Jan 20, 2016, 10:05am
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Arbiter is No. 1 for me, but if it's public school, I would just check the news and see if the applicable county's schools are closed that day. Where I'm from, if there's no school, there's no after-school activities, which certainly includes athletics.
You'll find out this weekend, LOL.

Here it's automatic cancellation if public schools shut down. Private schools may still play depending on travel conditions.
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Old Wed Jan 20, 2016, 10:29am
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I have 2 different assigners. The first is an 'old school' guy and will make the call to you himself. Usually, just following local sportswriters on Twitter is faster, but I still appreciate the call.

The second goes through the Arbiter and has already assigned R, U1 & U2. The assigner calls the R and the R is responsible for notifying U1 & U2
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Old Wed Jan 20, 2016, 10:32am
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I was just notified that I have been unassigned from games today--it was 2 games-- a 9th grade girls then boys game--then I recv'd an email just a few mins ago fro my assignor telling me that "the school is closed due to snow day and games will be re-scheduled next week so keep my availability fluid".
Actually I am a bit miffed by this because I drove to work just fine today and this particular school pays by check on the spot instead of having to wait on snail mail for game fees.
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Old Wed Jan 20, 2016, 10:55am
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I've only had 1 cancellation in volleyball-the Arbiter sent a notification and assignor (junior college conference) sent me a text message.I believe here at least in high school the originally scheduled crew if available gets first dibs on the reschedule.
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Old Wed Jan 20, 2016, 11:37am
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Basically, all of this is decided by how your assigner runs his association and the district handles cancellations.

Personally, I always call schools before I head out to make sure the game is still on or there has been a change in time. If I arrive and it's been cancelled I'm getting paid for the game.
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