San Antonio districts cancel Friday’s after-school activities due to freezing weather
Forecast calls for some drizzle on Friday night
KSAT Digital Staff
Updated: February 21, 2025 at 3:34 PM
School districts in the Hill Country and South Central Texas have announced closures and delays this week due to wintry weather. (Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved.)
SAN ANTONIO – Some school districts in the San Antonio area announced they will cancel and reschedule all Friday after-school activities due to cold weather.
Here’s a list of districts that have announced changes so far:
Judson Independent School District announced on social media that all district events have been rescheduled, except the Judson High School boys basketball playoff game held in Corpus Christi. The Wagner High School girls basketball playoff game has been rescheduled for 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 22. Events scheduled before noon on Saturday, Feb. 22, have been canceled and will be rescheduled.
Keystone School announced the TAPPS 3A girls basketball regional playoff game will be rescheduled from Friday evening to Saturday, Feb. 22.
North East Side Independent School District announced it is rescheduling or canceling all after-school events on Friday. Events scheduled for Saturday morning will be delayed.
San Antonio Independent School District said all after-school events have been rescheduled or canceled. Coaches and sponsors for Saturday events will contact affected students if further cancellations or postponements occur.
Southwest Independent School District said it has canceled all soccer games on Friday. All games scheduled for the Southwest ISD softball tournament on Saturday, Feb. 22, have been canceled.
According to KSAT Meteorologist Justin Horne, drizzle is expected to develop later Friday afternoon and through the evening.
As the drizzle kicks in Friday night, Horne said temperatures will be at or near freezing for northern portions of Bexar County and parts of the Hill Country. The drizzle will be very light, but a light glaze on elevated surfaces is possible.
Horne said impacts, especially in San Antonio, will be limited.