Flooding Causes School & Summer Camp Closings
POSTED: Monday, June 19, 2006
UPDATED: 5:20 pm CDT June 19,
2006
HOUSTON -- The rain and flooding has prompted school closings and summer camp closings in the Houston area.The following schools have canceled classes Monday:
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- The Houston Independent School District has canceled all summer school classes. The District's headquarters building will be open and employees should report to work when they can safely do so.
- Amigos Por Vida Charter School
- ACE Vocational School
- Arbor School
- Becker Early Childhood Center
- Belhaven College
- Bethany Methodist Weekday
- Cathedral House Montessori
- Channelview Independent School District
- Chapelwood School
- College of the Mainland
- Deer Park Independent School District
- Duchesne Academy
- Fair Haven Methodist Day School
- Galena Park Independent School District classes will resume Tuesday.
- Houston Baptist University
- Houston Community College (all campuses)
- Interactive Learning Systems in Pasadena
- ITT Tech South campus
- Kid Venture (all locations)
- Kincaid School
- Medvance Institute
- Montessori School Downtown and Medical Center Locations. Pearland, Clear Lake and Silverlake campuses are open.
- Mt. Carmel High School
- NIT Bissonnet
- Pasadena Independent School District
- Red Stone Institute day classes
- Ripley House Charter School
- Rise School of Houston
- San Jacinto College
- Second Baptist Schools
- Seton Catholic Junio High School
- Sheldon Independent School District
- Shlenker School
- South Texas College of Law day classes
- Spring Branch Independent School District
- St. Jerome Early Childhood Center
- St. John Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School
- St. Mary's Catholic Church
- St. Pius the 10th High School .
- Tiny Tots Academy
- University of Houston - Clear Lake
- University of Houston - Downtown closed until 4 p.m.
- University of Houston - Main Campus
- University of St. Thomas
- Varnett Charter School
- Village School
- West University Methodist School
- Wheeler Avenue Christian Academy
- Yes College Prep
Summer Camps
- Artmix Summer Camp
- Bethyeshurun Summer Camp
- Cossaboom Family YMCA on-site and off-site day camps
- Girl Power Summer Camp sponsored by The MOM Society
- Mr. Phil's Magic Camp
- St. Luke's Day Camp
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