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(KSL News) Cold temperatures got high school students a day off in Riverton. Students and staff arrived this morning to a very cold Riverton High School.
Administrators say a heating coil either froze or broke inside a boiler so the heaters did not work properly.

When workers could not fix the problem quickly and temperatures began to drop, the school decided to send students home.
Steve Park, Principal, Riverton High School: "It's just one of those unforeseen things that takes place and you make adjustments, and um you know...we'll get through it."
The school says classes will resume tomorrow.








