KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs are once again Super Bowl Champions and area schools are canceling class to allow students to join in on the celebration. 

Classes will continue as scheduled for Monday, February 13. School districts throughout the Kansas City-metro are canceling classes on Wednesday, Feb. 15, to let students and their families attend the Championship Parade.

Missouri

-Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS)

-Independence School District

-North Kansas City School District

-Lee’s Summit School District

-Center School District

-Grandview School District

-Smithville School District

-Pleasant Hill School District

-Harrisonville School District

-Fort Osage School District

-Liberty Public Schools

-Park Hill School District

-Platte County School District 

-Grain Valley School District

-Kearney School District

-Blue Springs School District

-Raymore-Peculiar School District

-Belton School District

-Hickman Mills School District

Kansas

-Shawnee Mission School District

-Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools (KCKPS)

-Gardner Edgerton School District

-Spring Hill School District

-Bonner Springs Edwardsville School District

-Blue Valley School District 

-Lansing School District 

-De Soto School District

-Easton School District

-Johnson County Community College

The Championship Parade will begin at 12 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15, with a rally planned around 1:45 p.m. at Union Station.

The exact route and road closures were released Monday:

“The Kansas City Chiefs continue to be a source of excitement, inspiration and celebration for Chiefs fans in Kansas City and around the nation,” Mayor Quinton Lucas said.

“We will cheer on the World Champion Kansas City Chiefs this Wednesday as our victory parade goes through downtown Kansas City. I look forward to seeing Kansas Citians show our country, and the world, why Kansas City is a sports town like nowhere else.”