Below is the list of schools closing for Tuesday, May 21 for storm-related reasons.
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Channelview ISD: All schools closed Tuesday
“Please know this decision was not made lightly and several factors were taken into consideration, including visiting each campus to ensure the safety of our facilities.
To support our families, the Channelview ISD Child Nutrition Department will feed children from ages 0-18 years old tomorrow, Tuesday, May 21st at Barrett-Lee Early Childhood Center from 11 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. It’s important to know, we are only able to serve lunch to children.”
Cy-FAIR ISD: All schools and facilities closed in CFISD for Tuesday
“Despite the extraordinary efforts of CenterPoint Energy and our CFISD teams, we still have 16 campuses, 2 transportation centers, and 1 early learning center without power. Additionally, several large communities in the Cy-Fair area continue to be without power, and we know that this presents significant challenges for many of our CFISD staff.
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Friday’s missed school day will not need to be made up due to the inclement weather minutes built into the CFISD school calendar. We will be requesting that TEA grant us a waiver for additional missed days due to the effects of Thursday night’s storm.
Due to the recent storm and widespread power outages our community has experienced, spring 2024 final exams for seniors will be waived. Any senior needing to take the final exam to improve his/her overall average may contact the director of instruction on their campus.
Exams for underclassmen, grades 9-11, will continue as scheduled for Tuesday-Thursday of next week.
Galena Park ISD: All schools and offices remain closed Tuesday
“Since the storm, district leadership and operations teams have closely monitored our campuses and facilities. Our latest operational survey shows that 13 buildings are currently without power, and we do not have an estimate for power restoration.”
All students and employees should remain at home.
Maintenance workers, grounds workers, and custodians should contact their supervisors.
Houston ISD: Most campuses are open. The following 36 will be closed Tuesday:
Barrick Elementary
Benbrook Elementary
Berry Elementary
Black Middle School
Browning Elementary
Burrus Elementary
Cage Elementary
Chrysalis Middle School
Clifton Middle School
DAEP EL
Dogan Elementary
Field Elementary
Forest Brook Middle School
Furr High School
Garden Oaks
Hamilton Middle School
Harper DAEP
Harris RP Elementary
Harvard Elementary
Heights High
Hilliard Elementary
Hogg Middle School
Houston MSTC HS
Janowski Elementary
Marshall Middle School
North Houston EC High School
Northline Elementary
Oak Forest Elementary
Robinson Elementary
Roosevelt Elementary
Scarborough High
Secondary DAEP
Sinclair Elementary
Smith Elementary
Sugar Grove Middle School
White M Elementary
Whittier Elementary
Waltrip High
“If your student’s campus is closed tomorrow, staff will be on hand at the school to distribute light meals to students between 7 and 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Campuses will also provide learning packets for students to complete at home if they are able.
ALL OTHER HISD CAMPUSES ARE OPEN. IF YOUR STUDENT’S CAMPUS IS NOT ON THE ABOVE LIST, IT IS OPEN AND WILL OPERATE ON ITS NORMAL SCHEDULE TOMORROW, TUESDAY, MAY 21.
Open campuses will have a relaxed dress code for the next few days as families continue to manage the impacts of the storm.
Families in need of support can visit HISD’s distribution site tomorrow beginning at 9 a.m. at:
Youth Development Center Sunrise Center6050 Bretshire Drive, Houston, TX 77061
Staff will have free food and cleaning supplies for up to 500 families.”
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Spring Branch ISD: All schools remain closed in SBISD for Tuesday
“As of this afternoon, roughly a third of our schools and a number of our central facilities remain without power. As many of you may be experiencing in your own homes, power is not always stable. In some cases, power is coming on and then going back off. Our phone service provider also continues to be unstable, preventing inbound and outbound calls from going through. A large number of our staff and families continue to remain without power.”
Staff who should report to work Tuesday:
Grounds, custodial, facilities and planning and construction staff, and technology staff should report as usual. Technology staff should confirm location with their supervisor. School Nutrition Services office staff and managers should await instructions from their supervisor regarding reporting to work Tuesday.
Secondary schools: Final exams are happening as planned when students return to school, but the grades will only be counted if they affect a student’s final grade in a positive way.
Help for families: Check the resources link on the SBISD website if your family needs food, water, or other support.
If you have lost housing or been displaced due to damage to your residence making it unlivable as a result of the last Thursday’s storm, contact your campus to request a Student Residency Questionnaire when school reopens. For additional questions, call 713-251-2495 once the district resumes normal operations.
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