As Tropical Storm Beryl approaches, several school districts in the Houston area have announced closures, significantly affecting summer school programs and all related activities. The storm, which is expected to bring heavy rains, strong winds, and potential flooding, has prompted officials to take precautionary measures to ensure the safety of students and staff.
Impact on Major School Districts
Houston ISD has closed all campuses due to the severe weather forecast. This closure includes summer school sessions, administrative operations, and any scheduled events or activities. Similarly, Cy-Fair ISD and Fort Bend ISD have also decided to close all their campuses to avoid any risks associated with the tropical storm.
Specific District Closures and Cancellations
- Brazosport ISD: All summer school classes and activities are canceled until further notice. The district will continue to monitor the weather and make decisions accordingly for the following days.
- Dickinson ISD: The district has canceled all summer school sessions, End of Course testing, Summer Bridge programs, athletic activities, and fine arts programs scheduled for the day.
- Texas City ISD: Like other districts, Texas City ISD has closed all its campuses and canceled all activities, including summer school, camps, and state testing.
- Hitchcock ISD: This district has also closed its doors, affecting summer school sessions, strength camps, practices, and even the administration offices.
Other Affected Districts
- Aldine ISD, Alief ISD, Klein ISD, and Pasadena ISD have all announced closures across their campuses.
- Katy ISD has reported several campus closures due to power outages caused by the storm.
- Tomball ISD
- U of H University
These proactive measures are critical in ensuring the safety of students and faculty, minimizing travel during hazardous weather conditions, and preventing any potential accidents.
Continuing Updates
Residents and students are advised to stay updated with local news channels and school district communications for the latest information on closures and weather updates. The impact of Tropical Storm Beryl on the region is being closely monitored, and further announcements will be made as needed.
The decision to close schools and cancel activities reflects the serious nature of the storm’s potential impact. Families are encouraged to make necessary preparations and heed local advisories to stay safe during this period.
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