Stafford MSD will announce its reopening plans on Friday, July 17. Measures underway or being consideredStafford MSD has not yet announced social distancing or safety measures it plans to implement in its schools. The district plans to share its safety protocols on Friday. The district plans to share its learning plans on Friday. Stafford MSD (@StaffordMSD) July 14, 2020Do you have questions about Stafford MSDs plan?

Virtual instruction for the district begins on September 8 and will continue for six weeks through October 16. Houston ISD plans to offer face-to-face instruction for all students beginning October 19. PPE ProtocolsMasks will be provided to students, employees, and visitors if they do not have one. Instruction methods offeredHouston ISD plans to offer both face-to-face and virtual instruction for the upcoming school year. Face-to-faceHouston ISD plans to offer face-to-face instruction for all students beginning October 19.

Lamar CISD unveiled their 2020-2021 plan Wednesday morning. Lamar CISD will determine traffic patterns to separate individuals to the greatest extent possible. Sanitization: All Lamar CISD buildings will be cleaned and disinfected daily. Lamar CISD will offer both on-campus and virtual instruction during the 2020-2021 school year and parents will have the option to choose which model is best for their students. For more information, click here: https://t.co/PDKP1CB79n pic.twitter.com/y0fnVfNUjV Lamar CISD (@LamarCISD) July 15, 2020Do you have questions about Lamar Consolidated ISDs plan?

DPISD has outlined several social distancing and safety measures it plans to implement to keep its students and staff safe. Measures underway or being consideredStudent Health ProtocolsAll students should complete a daily self-evaluation prior to coming to school or boarding school transportation. Employee Health ProtocolsAll Deer Park ISD employees and substitutes will be required to self-screen for COVID-19 symptoms prior to reporting to work each day. In compliance with the governor’s executive order, all DPISD staff are required to wear non-medical grade face masks, covering nose and mouth. Students must wear masks during all transition times.

Waller ISD is still working to develop its reopening plans for the upcoming school year with the safety of its students and staff in mind. The district plans to offer instruction in both face-to-face and virtual formats. Heres what to know so far:CalendarThe first day of school is scheduled for August 24, 2020. Measures underway or being consideredWaller ISD has not yet announced social distancing and safety protocols it plans to implement in its schools for the upcoming year. Instruction methods offeredWaller ISD is planning to offer full time in-person and online learning 5-days a week for all students.

Cy-Fair ISD has finalized its reopening plan for the upcoming school year. Here’s what to know so far:CalendarThe first day of school is now scheduled for Sept. 8, 2020. In the event school supplies must be shared, for example in art class, the supplies will be sanitized after each use. At the beginning of each class, students may request additional sanitizing spray and paper towels. VisitorsVisitors should make an appointment to meet with campus staff.

Here’s what to know for the upcoming school year:CalendarThe first day of school is scheduled for August 13, 2020. Santa Fe ISD already has designated student entry points for school safety. Student social activities may be limited due to healthcare requirements and may come with rules and regulations depending on the activity. Instruction methods offeredSante Fe ISD intends to offer face-to-face and virtual instruction for the 2020-21 school year. Santa Fe ISD students receiving specialized instruction may be required to attend in person with all safety measures in place.

Like many school districts, Texas City ISD is still working on its plan for the approaching school year. Measures underway or being consideredTexas City ISD has not yet announced social distancing and safety measures being implemented for the upcoming school year. Instruction methods offeredTexas City ISD has not yet announced which instruction methods it will offer for the 2020-21 school year. SurveyTCISD is still collecting feedback from parents and staff in order to finalize a plan for the 2020-21 school year. Do you have questions about Texas City ISD’s plan?

Katy ISD announced on July 23 that it will begin the school year with three weeks of online learning. Parents and students who are interested in Katy ISD’s online learning, Katy Virtual Academy, can make their choice by August 5. “On September 8, the goal is to resume plans to reopen campuses for both in-person instruction and virtual instruction. District staff and faculty will be required to wear facial coverings. Measures not in place:PartitioningClass size limitsExtracurricular activities:Students who participate in Katy Virtual Academy can partictpate in UIL-cocurricular and extracurricular activities.

With the new school year fast approaching in August, Klein ISD is set to share a comprehensive plan with parents about learning options. Klein ISD will start virtually with their Klein Online program on August 19, the district said in an update to parents on their Roadmap to Reopening website. Click here to take a peek at what Klein Online will look like this Fall. Temperature screening s - Klein ISD students who chose Klein On-Campus will conduct COVID-19 health screenings at home before coming to campus. Klein ISD Releases 2020-21 Reopening Plan, Includes Choices for both Online and On-Campus LearningRead more: https://t.co/qQ33eyYL6t https://t.co/qQ33eyYL6t — Klein ISD (@KleinISD) July 10, 2020Do you have questions about Klein ISD’s plan?

Waller ISD is working to begin the 2020-2021 school year safely. According to a letter from Superintendent Kevin Moran dated June 24, Waller ISD has received survey feedback from parents who are uncertain about the beginning of the school year. Start dateAugust 24List of measures in placeFlexible learning alternatives: Superintendent Moran says the district will bring both online and in-person instruction to parents and students should they decide. #WISDfamily - Our 2020-2021 School Year Parent & Staff Input Survey ends tomorrow at 10 a.m. https://t.co/YV8wSEWsLq pic.twitter.com/cqnhrr7VM1 — Waller ISD (@WallerISD) July 5, 2020Do you have questions about Waller ISD’s plan?

Wharton ISD is awaiting survey responses from parents as the start of the school year inches closer. Superintendent Michael O’Guin said in a video that the district is working on a plan to bring students back to school safely. Currently, there is no reopening plan posted as of Friday. The district will release more info once all feedback from district parents have been gathered. Start dateAugust 17List of measures in place:Flexible learning alternatives: O’Guin said the district will ask parents which method of learning they prefer.

Tomball ISD is looking out for the safety of students as Harris County remains a hotspot amid the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Martha Salazar-Zamora, the district’s superintendent and her board made the ultimate decision Tuesday to push back the district’s start date to September 8. Social distancing: Students will be required to maintain a distance of 3-6 feet during class time, recess, lunchtime and bus riding. Masks: Masks are required for students in Pre-K through 12th grade on buses, school grounds, and where social distancing cannot be maintained. Measures not in place:PPEPartitioningTemperature checksClass size limitsAs preparations for our Fall 2020 reopening continue, Tomball ISD will not make any changes to the previously-approved... Posted by Tomball ISD on Tuesday, June 9, 2020Do you have questions about Tomball ISD’s plan?

Cleveland ISD is phasing in their reopening plan following state and CDC guidelines. In a July 1 video update from Superintendent Chris Trotter, he emphasized that the health and safety of all students and teachers is the district’s priority. They are still awaiting guidance from the TEA for guidance on other areas such as class size limits and extracurricular activities. Start dateAugust 19List of measures in placeFlexible learning alternatives: Cleveland ISD will offer three methods of learning: in-school, online, and hybrid, leaving room for flexibility for parents and students. Our... Posted by Cleveland Independent School District on Monday, July 6, 2020Do you have questions about Cleveland ISD’s plan?

New Caney students will return to school beginning August 10. The district published an FAQ page on the school’s reopening, which includes preliminary information about registration, mobile Wi-Fi, and Chromebook rentals. A full plan has not been revealed and the district is currently following guidelines from the CDC and the state. Start dateAugust 10List of measures in place:Sanitization: All campuses are going through a deep clean on high-touch areas during the school closure, and will be deep cleaned prior to school reopening. Fill out the form below and we’ll work to find the answer to your question.

Galena Park ISD will offer face-to-face and virtual instruction for the upcoming school year. Instruction methods offeredGalena Park ISD plans to offer face-to-face as well as virtual instruction. Virtual100% Remote Learning (Virtual Instruction) using a device (Chromebook) provided by GPISD. Recent updatesMeet the new Galena Park ISD superintendent, Dr. John C. Moore. Do you have questions about Galena Park ISD’s plan?

Spring Branch is asking parents for their input on the 2020-2021 school year. During a special meeting with the Board of Trustees, Superintendent Jennifer Blaine discussed the option of starting the school year with both in-school and online instruction. No other information was provided, as the district continues to evaluate other measures to ensure the safety of students this coming August. Measures not in placeSocial distancingTemperature screeningsPartitioningMasks/PPEClass size limitsExtracurricular activitiesNo information provided at this time. Do you have questions about Spring Branch ISDs plan?

YES Prep students are looking forward to the 2020-2021 school year. He said buses will follow strict cleaning procedures and social distancing and that the schools need feedback from parents in a survey. A spokesperson for YES Prep said the charter school district is finalizing plans for the 2020-2021 school year and will release more information in late July or early August. Attention YES Prep Families:Please visit https://t.co/oiTnD2B63h to read the latest district updates regarding student re-enrollment and the three learning program options that families can select from for the 2020-2021 school year. pic.twitter.com/YTaCKgpjyI YES Prep Public Schools (@YESPrep) July 3, 2020Do you have questions about YES Prep Public Schools plan?

As the situation regarding the coronavirus pandemic is everchanging, Crosby Independent School District, along with others, has not finalized its plans for the 2020-21 school year. Measures underway or being consideredCrosby ISD has not yet announced social distancing or safety measures it plans to implement for the upcoming school year. Instruction methods offeredCrosby ISD intends to offer face-to-face as well as virtual instruction for the upcoming school year. Students will be required to participate in the selected instruction method for the first full grading period before transitioning. Recent updatesThere are no recent updates from Crosby ISD at this time.

Virtual instructionThe student would receive 100% online instruction through Alief ISD Learns at Home or Alief Virtual School (Powered by Pearson). Alief Learns option is available to all Alief ISD students in English and Spanish. Key Differences in Alief Learns and Alief Virtual SchoolAlief Learns courses are through Schoology. Students who would like a full-time virtual learning environment for the duration of the 2020-2021 school year can use Alief Virtual School instead. The decision to place the student into Alief Learns versus the Alief Virtual School will be determined by both the parent/guardian and the school administration.

Here’s what to know for the upcoming school year:CalendarThe first day of school is scheduled for August 24, 2020. All visitors must wear face coverings when inside a GISD school or building. Schools will consider circumstances for students, staff, visitors with physical, behavioral or health challenges and work to accommodate any limitations. All riders and drivers will wear face coverings while on the bus. Face coverings required.

Friendswood ISD is near the final stages of preparing for the 2020-2021 school year. Here’s what to know for so far the upcoming school year:CalendarThe first day of school is scheduled for August 19, 2020. Parents to new FISD students can register their child for virtual instruction beginning July 22. For returning students, virtual registration opens on August 7. Click here to complete the form if you intend for your student to participate in virtual learning for the upcoming school year.

If locker rooms can be accessed, all locker room space will be utilized to follow social distancing guidelines. Concessions and/or concession sales may be limited to encourage social distancing and to follow health and safety guidelines. Visual markers will be on the gym floor and bleachers as reminders of social distancing rules. Teachers will be in a CCISD classroom, delivering instruction in real-time a large portion of the day. pic.twitter.com/9h7WHkTZge — Clear Creek ISD (@ClearCreekISD) August 11, 2020Do you have questions about Clear Creek ISD’s plan?

Brazosport students will look for some differences this upcoming school year. The district also confirmed that strict health protocols will take place prior to stepping inside each campus to ensure the health and safety of students and staff. With these protocols in place, the district said in their reopening plan that there will not be a hybrid learning model in place. Here is what we know about Brazosport Independent School District’s plans for the 2020-2021 school year. #BISDfamilyhttps://t.co/BIx9VqwxqR pic.twitter.com/QVksdOkWsM — Brazosport ISD (@BrazosportISD) July 2, 2020Do you have questions about Brazosport ISD’s plan?

Fort Bend ISD plans on offering both face-to-face and virtual instruction for the 2020-21 school year. Fort Bend ISD will comply with guidance issued by the UIL. Measures not addressed yetTransportationMeal servicesPartitionsInstruction methods offeredFort Bend ISD plans to offer face-to-face and full-time virtual instruction through a remote synchronous and asynchronous format. Recent updatesFort Bend ISD is expected to host a live stream with superintendent Charles Dupre on July 15. — Fort Bend ISD (@FortBendISD) July 14, 2020Do you have questions about Fort Bend ISD’s plan?

Willis ISD is currently awaiting guidance from the state on how to reopen. The plan was unveiled to the Willis ISD community July 7, stating that all measures comply with the state and federal guidelines. Sanitization: Willis ISD will undergo deep cleaning and sanitization protocols daily in all school buildings, buses, and high-touch areas. Willis ISD Reopening Plans are now available. Read the full message here:https://t.co/BwVfOIC1PU — Willis ISD (@WillisSchools) July 10, 2020Do you have questions about Willis ISD’s plan?

Conroe students are ready for the 2020 school year, however, the first few weeks will be different. Superintendent Null revealed Conroe ISD’s Roadmap to Reopening plan in a live-streamed YouTube video on July 13, offering both in-person and online instruction to students. The district will be updating their Roadmap to Reopening website each day in case new information arises. Superintendent Null is expected to answer parents’ questions in a live YouTube video on July 23 at 6 p.m. https://t.co/QzhJktrek2 — Conroe ISD (@ConroeISD) July 13, 2020Do you have questions about Conroe ISD’s plan?

Humble ISD is continuing to figure out how to start the school year with safety in mind. The school district is offering parents three options, including learning at school, learning at home and another allowing children to get involved. In-person classes resume on A/B schedule for middle and high school students whose parents chose on campus. Social distancing: Middle and high school students will have a different experience in between classes and during lunch. Extracurricular ActivitiesMiddle and high school students will be allowed the option of taking all classes online and take extracurricular classes on-campus.

Spring ISD is prepared to welcome back students this August. All buses will have strict social distancing protocols by having one child per seat. Social distancing: Strict social distancing guidelines will be followed. Sanitation protocols: Aside from deep sanitation protocols taking place every Wednesday, campuses will enhance everyday sanitation protocols and hygiene efforts through a variety of strategies. Spring ISD is committed to providing a quality education, as well as access to PVA, athletics, and Career and Technical... Posted by Spring ISD on Thursday, July 2, 2020Do you have questions about Spring ISD’s plan?

Splendora ISD will open their schools on August 12. Class size limits: The district will determine capacity for each classroom at all schools, putting desks six feet away from each other. Splendora ISD says they are awaiting extra guidance from the state regarding band, football games, and cheer. Splendora ISD has developed a list of questions and answers to openly share information regarding students returning to school for the 2020-2021 school year. pic.twitter.com/PPkFDHVxl1 Splendora ISD (@SplendoraISD) July 2, 2020Do you have questions about Splendora ISDs plan?

Sealy ISD is providing both face-to-face and remote learning opportunities for students this upcoming school year. Regardless of the teaching method selected by parents, the district is responsible for providing students with 75,600 minutes of instruction. Heres what to know for the upcoming school year:CalendarThe first day of school is scheduled for August 19, 2020. Take a surveySealy ISD is asking parents to take a survey to allow the district to take parents feedback into their decision making. In July, the district intends to introduce a plan for the upcoming school year.

La Porte ISD is navigating their way through the coronavirus pandemic by introducing several measures for students as they start school this August. La Porte ISD also notified parents that any technology they were provided due to school closures, they should continue using during the 2020-2021 school year. Start dateAugust 18 (9th grade students), August 19 (Pre-K to 8th grade students, 10th-12th grade students)List of measures in placeVisitor restrictions: La Porte ISD will restrict access to visitors to campus during the 2020-2021 school year. Flexible methods of learning: District officials will provide alternative, flexible means of learning with the following: Distance learning, hybrid, and face-to-face. Measures not in place yetPartitionsClass size limitsSchedule changesFace masks/PPETemperature checksExtracurricular activitiesThe district has not evaluated any extracurricular activities or classes at this time.

The districts board of trustees met during a June 16 meeting to discuss possible options for reopening in August. Superintendent Dr. Ann Dixon said she does not plan to make changes to the traditional calendar that was already approved. A survey was sent out to parents to seek input on the school year. Sanitation: District officials will have stricter cleaning protocols during the school year. The following is a broadcast from the Montgomery ISD Board of Trustees Special Meeting on 06/30/2020.https://t.co/7BbUZPwxry Montgomery ISD (@MISDNews) July 1, 2020

Alvin ISD is giving families the choice of either face-to-face or virtual instruction for the upcoming school year. Virtual instruction will be offered through a Remote Synchronous Instruction format and a Remote Asynchronous Instruction format. Remote Synchronous Instruction: Two-way, real-time/live, virtual instruction between teachers and students when students are not on campus. Remote Asynchronous Instruction: Instruction that does not require having the instructor and student engaged at the same time. SurveyAlvin ISD would like parents who anticipate enrolling their students in virtual instruction to complete this 4-question survey.

Pearland ISD is preparing for three scenarios as the school year approaches on-campus instruction, distance learning at home, and a hybrid of the two. Heres what to know for the upcoming school year:CalendarThe first day of school is scheduled for August 19, 2020. Measures underway or being consideredSchool schedulesGrades Pre-K 4: Meet for a half day on campus each day. 1,100 students) on how to make the high school every other day, full day schedule work with the ACC-instructor courses. Custodial servicesDuring normal school operations, most custodians perform their services after the school day ends.

Fort Bend ISD plans on offering both face-to-face and virtual instruction for the 2020-21 school year. Fort Bend ISD will comply with guidance issued by the UIL. Face-to-faceFort Bend ISD has not officially outlined what the classroom setting will look like for face-to-face instruction during the 2020-21 school year. Remote Asynchronous Instruction: Instruction that does not require having the instructor and student engaged at the same time. Recent updatesFort Bend ISD hosted a live stream with superintendent Charles Dupre on July 1.

The district will offer both face-to-face and virtual instruction but has ruled out the hybrid method due to evidence that shows the method does not effectively reduce transmission. Heres what to know for so far the upcoming school year:CalendarThe first day of school is scheduled for August 19, 2020. Parents to new FISD students can register their child for virtual instruction beginning July 22. For returning students, virtual registration opens on August 7. Click here to complete the form if you intend for your student to participate in virtual learning for the upcoming school year.