HOUSTON — Several school districts in the Houston area have temporarily closed in preparation for severe weather expected in wake of Tropical Depression Beta.
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This list will be updated periodically as more school closures are confirmed.
Houston-area school districts
Aldine ISD campuses and facilities are closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. The district said employees are required to work remotely and online instruction will continue for all students.
Alief ISD buildings are closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. District officials said there will be no in-person learning, and it is a fully remote learning day for all staff and students.
Alvin ISD is closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. The closure impacts both in-person and remote classes.
Channelview ISD employees and students will be working remotely on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Clear Creek ISD will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD is closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. District officials said there will be no in-person or remote instruction. All before and after school activities are cancelled as well.
Dickinson ISD will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Friendswood ISD will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Galena ISD employees will work remotely and all instruction will be virtual on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Galveston ISD has canceled classes for Tuesday, September 22 due to potential flooding conditions related to Tropical Storm Beta. This means there will be no on-site or remote instruction. All extracurricular events and athletics for those dates are canceled as well.
Hitchcock ISD will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Houston ISD facilities and offices are closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. The district said: "At-home instruction will continue as scheduled as long as internet connectivity and power remain intact. Digital Learning Centers will be closed. Food deliveries at apartment complexes as well as curbside pickup – both scheduled for Tuesday, September 22 – also have been canceled." Staff will work remotely.
Humble ISD facilities and campuses are closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. All instruction will be online.
KIPP Texas-Houston buildings will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. Virtual learning will continue as scheduled. Grab & Go meal service distribution is canceled.
La Porte ISD is closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. Virtual learning is also canceled.
Mainland Preparatory Classical Academy will be closed for virtual and face to face learning tomorrow Tuesday, September 22.
Matagorda ISD will be closed Tuesday, September 22, and will reopen on Wednesday, September 23.
Pasadena ISD will be closed Tuesday, September 22.
Pearland ISD will be closed Tuesday, September 22. The district said the closure impacts all students, including on-campus and remote learners.
Santa Fe ISD will be closed on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Sheldon ISD will be continue with virtual instruction and employees will work remotely on Tuesday, Sept. 22. All buildings and schools will be closed.
Spring Branch ISD campuses and offices will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 22. All students will learn from home. Please monitor the SBISD website and social media for more information.
Texas City ISD will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Tomball ISD closing its buildings and campuses. All students will move to remote learning.
YES Prep Public Schools has closed all facilities for Tuesday, Sept. 22. Online learning will continue as scheduled, the district said.
Colleges and Universities
Alvin Community College officials said online and remote instruction and virtual services will resume Tuesday, Sept. 22. Face to face classes are cancelled and the campus will be closed.
College of The Mainland has canceled on-campus classes and operations for Sept. 22. Online operations will continue as normal.
Galveston College has issued a shelter-in-place for all students in faculty through Wednesday, Sept. 23.
All instruction and college operations will continue to take place remotely. Academic and student services will be available online, by phone or by email. Food service will continue with modified accommodations for student residents.
Houston Baptist University students and faculty will be working remotely on Tuesday, Sept. 23.
Prairie View A&M University will move to remote operations today due to flooding associated with Tropical Storm Beta.
University of Houston-Downtown is moving to online operations for Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2020 due to widespread flooding associated with Tropical Storm Beta. Classes will be conducted online. Employees are instructed to work remotely.
University of Houston - Clear Lake has canceled all in-person classes, and employees will work remotely if possible. This also applies to Pearland and TMC locations.
University of Houston - Main Campus will be moving to remote learning only for Tuesday, Sept. 22. Employees are instructed to work remotely, and on-campus services will be limited.
University of Houston at Katy will be moving to remote learning only for Tuesday, Sept. 22. Employees are instructed to work remotely, and on-campus services will be limited.
University of Houston at Sugar Land will be moving to remote learning only for Tuesday, Sept. 22. Employees are instructed to work remotely, and on-campus services will be limited.
San Jacinto College has canceled all on-campus operations and closed all facilities for Tuesday, Sept. 22. Employees will work remotely from home, and all online learning will continue.
Texas A&M University at Galveston has issued a shelter-in-place for its campus from now through Tuesday, Sept. 22. All instructional activities will be supported remotely. Staff, unless needed as essential on campus, should work remotely. Read more.
University of St. Thomas classes continue online as scheduled Tuesday, Sept. 22, but campuses are closed. Faculty and staff should work from home.
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