These school districts and colleges have announced closures, delays due to winter weather
Areas in the Hill Country are still dealing with effects of winter storm
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Many school districts in the Hill Country are still closed due to the effects of the winter storm that blew through Texas this week.
Temperatures are above freezing in many locations in the San Antonio area on Thursday morning, except in some areas in the Hill Country, according to KSAT meteorologists.
Most schools in the San Antonio area have resumed operations as normal for Thursday, but many north of Bexar County are still closed due to icy conditions and power outages.
The following schools either have delayed start times or are closed on Thursday:
Boerne ISD: Two-hour delayed start Thursday. Elementary schools begin at 9:30 a.m., secondary schools start at 10:30 a.m.
Comal ISD: Smithson Valley Middle School and Smithson Valley High School will remain closed Friday due to power outages. All other campuses will be open. Students will receive an excused absence if lack of power prevents attendance. (Parents will need to send a note with their child when they return on Monday.)
University of Texas at San Antonio: Campuses will continue to operate on a modified schedule until 10 a.m. Thursday. All classes, labs and programs, including in-person learning, will remain online until then.
This list will be updated throughout the weather event.
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