Schools Delay Classes So Evacuees Can Return Home
POSTED: Tuesday, September 20, 2005
UPDATED: 11:36 am CDT October 4,
2005
The following school districts will reopen on Thursday, Oct. 6
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- Anahuac: Middle school classes will be relocated to the elementary school. Staff to report on Wednesday Oct. 5. Devers
- Tarkington Cleveland: Will reopen Tuesday at 9 a.m. Buses will run approximately one hour late.
- Alvin Angleton Bay City Columbia-Brazoria Danbury The John Cooper School Kendleton Lamar Consolidated Magnolia Navasota Needville Pearland The Shlenker School Sweeney Van Vleck YES College Prepratory School
- Aldine Alief Annunciation Orthodox School The Awty International School Boling Brazos Brazosport The Cardinal Newman School Channelview Chapelwood School Conroe Cypress-Fairbanks Deer Park Duchesne Academy East Bernard Episcopal High School Fort Bend Friendswood Galena Park Grace School Hempstead Houston Houston's First Baptist Academy Humble Katy The Kincaid School Klein La Porte Liberty Montgomery New Caney North Forest Royal Saint Agnes Academy Sante Fe Sealy Sheldon Shepherd Spring Spring Branch Stafford Strake Jesuit St. Edward Catholic School St. Francis Episcopal Day School St. John's School St. Mary's Montessori School St. Thomas High School Tomball Waller Wharton
- Clear Creek Dickinson Friendswood Galveston Goose Creek Hitchcock Huffman La Marque Pasadena St. Pius V School Texas City True Cross School Willis
- College of Biblical Studies: Classes resume Wednesday Galveston Community College: Classes resume Monday, Oct.3 ITT Technical Institute: Classes resume Tuesday North Harris Montgomery Community College District: Classes resume Wednesday Prairie View A&M University: Classes resume Wednesday San Jacinto College District: Classes resume Thursday Texas Southern University: Classes resume Wednesday The University of St. Thomas The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston: Classes resume Thursday Univ. of Houston System: Classes resume Thursday
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