Houston schools reopen after Texas Arctic Blast

HOUSTON - As weather conditions improve, some schools and campuses are opening and resuming normal operations on January 17, following closures due to severe cold and wind chill concerns in Texas and the Houston area.

Schools closed on Wednesday

Goodrich ISD will be closed January 17 due to a power outage that resulted in a frozen water main affecting multiple campuses.

Schools Reopening Wednesday

Houston ISD will reopen on January 17.
Spring ISD will reopen on January 17.
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD will reopen on January 17. As previously scheduled, all before and after-school activities will resume.
Sheldon ISD will reopen on January 17.
Spring Branch ISD will reopen on January 17.
Cleveland ISD campuses and facilities will reopen on January 17.
Royal ISD will reopen on January 17.
Stafford Municipal School District will reopen on January 17.
Dickinson ISD will reopen on January 17.
Tomball ISD will reopen on January 17.
Aldine ISD will reopen on January 17.
Goose Creek CISD will reopen on January 17.
Fort Bend ISD will reopen on January 17.
Galena Park ISD will reopen on January 17.
Lamar CISD will reopen on January 17.
San Jacinto College will resume classes, business operations, and activities at 6:00 a.m. on January 17.
Humble ISD will reopen on January 17.
La Porte ISD will reopen on January 17.
Angleton ISD will reopen on January 17.
Crosby ISD will reopen on January 17.
Pasadena ISD will reopen on January 17.
Galveston College will reopen on January 17.
College of the Mainland will reopen on January 17.
All campuses and administrative offices of Rhodes School for the Performing Arts will reopen on January 17.

Schools with Delayed Starts

Alief ISD will have a two-hour delayed start on Wednesday, January 17.
Coldspring-Oakhurst will have a two-hour delayed start on Wednesday, January 17.
Sweeny ISD will have a two-hour delayed start on Wednesday, January 17.