COVID-19 school closures: Who is out and for how long?

Published 12:51 pm Tuesday, September 7, 2021

Schools across East Texas are reacting to local spikes in COVID-19.

As COVID-19 continues to spread throughout East Texas, school districts are responding with closures. Here is the most recent list of districts which have closed the week of Sept. 6.

ALTO ISD: All games and extracurricular activities for the week of Sept. 6 have been canceled. This includes football, cross-country, band and cheerleading.

CUSHING ISD: Closed on August 31 and will remain so until Monday, Sept. 13. Closure includes all extracurricular practices and games, and forced the rescheduling of Homecoming.

JASPER ISD: Closed Sept. 2 and will remain so until Monday, Sept. 13. Closure includes all extracurricular practices and games. No remote instruction will be provided.

LIVINGSTON ISD: Closed beginning Sept. 7 and will remain so until Monday, Sept. 13. There will be no remote learning. Extracurricular activities will continue as long as they can be sustained by non-COVID positive staff.



MOUNT ENTERPRISE ISD: Closed beginning Sept. 7 and will remain so until Monday, Sept. 13. All extracurricular activities, practices, events and games are canceled for the week.

ORE CITY ISD: Elementary campus closed beginning Sept. 7 and will remain so until Monday, Sept. 13. School lunches will be provided through the drive-thru line at the MS/HS cafeteria.

TRINITY ISD: Closed beginning Sept. 1 and will remain so until Monday, Sept. 13. All extra-curricular activities, games, and practices will be cancelled until September 13th. The school notice said the closure may be extended if the situation and conditions warrant.