Fabens, EPISD, Gadsden ISDs, EP Catholic Schools, Radford on 2-hour delayed start to school day; other districts, regular schedule
Update: Anthony ISD, Canutillo ISD, Clint ISD, Socorro ISD, Ysleta ISD and IDEA Public Schools will start classes at the regular time.
Update 9:33 PM: The Anthony ISD is monitoring weather conditions and will make a decision on possible school delays in the morning between 5:30 - 6 a.m. Parents and staff will be notified by phone message and social media platforms.
Update 8:40 PM: Radford School is on two-hour delay due to inclement weather.
Update 8:25 PM: Fabens ISD is reporting the district will be on a two-hour delay.
Update 7:30 PM: The El Paso Catholic Schools will be on a two-hour delay.
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) - The high winds and low temperatures will be impacting the start of the school day for many students across the borderland.
El Paso ISD is set to start on a two-hour delay Monday, January 8. This affects all district campuses and offices. Transportation will be adjusted accordingly said a spokeswoman for the district.
Clint ISD is monitoring the weather tonight and into the early morning and will decide their course of action on Monday, January 8. They ask all parents and staff to monitor ABC 7 and the district's social media platforms for guidance and information.
Socorro ISD continues to monitor weather and driving conditions, according to the district spokesman, if inclement weather changes the school schedule, parents and staff will be notified the morning before the school day starts via text/phone call, through their website and social media applications.
Ysleta ISD is also monitoring weather conditions and will notify parents and staff via text and phone call by 6 a.m. Monday if schedule changes or delays are required.
Canutillo ISD is also monitoring the weather for inclement conditions that would affect student and staff commute to campuses and offices. If conditions are such that a potential delayed start is required, the district says they will notify parents and employees via email, website and social media channels.
Gadsden ISD has announced classes will be on a two-hour delay on Monday. The district says parents should check their children's school campus website for precise start times.
Las Cruces Public Schools officials met earlier this afternoon and decided the district will not be delaying the start of the school day. The district says they will continue to monitor the weather and make adjustments as necessary.
