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Houston-area school districts closing, delays schools due to heavy rain, flooding

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HOUSTON – Take a look at the updated list of school closings, delays and cancelations.

KPRC 2 FLOOD TRACKER: Get alerted if flooding is occurring in your immediate area

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Some areas around Lake Livingston have seen a foot of rainfall in the last 24 hours. This is causing major flooding concerns as this same area saw nearly a foot of rainfall earlier this week. Kingwood, Lake Conroe and the Huntsville area are all dealing with flooding as well.

Here is a list of other schools that have announced closures, and delays:

  • Cleveland ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Conroe ISD - closed Friday, May 3 ** 8th Grade Formal Dance for Stallion families moved to next Saturday, May 11th. Ticket sales continue next week. Conroe and Caney Creek High School proms will take place as scheduled.
  • Dayton ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Shepherd ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Livingston ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Goodrich ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Montgomery ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • New Waverly ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Huntsville ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Willis ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Magnolia ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • New Caney ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Splendora ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Spring ISD - Expecting bus delays - Friday, May 3

Spring ISD Parents and Staff: Please be advised that Spring ISD bus routes are running behind schedule this morning due...

Posted by Spring ISD on Friday, May 3, 2024
  • Humble ISD - closed Friday, May 3
  • Huffman ISD - closed Friday, May 3

KPRC 2 will continue to update the list of additional schools that have announced delays, and closures as more information becomes available.


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Historian, educator, writer, expert on "The Simpsons," amateur photographer, essayist, film & tv reviewer and race/religious identity scholar. Joined KPRC 2 in Spring 2024 but has been featured in various online newspapers and in the Journal of South Texas' Fall 2019 issue.

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