School closings around DFW due to weather

For Friday, February 12th
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School districts across DFW are reporting their closures and/or changes to their operations as North Texas continues to expect freezing temperatures.

See all the latest school closing and delays around DFW from NBCDFW.com

Dallas ISD: Due to inclement weather conditions, on Friday, Feb. 12, Dallas ISD teachers & students will continue virtual learning. All employees will remain working from home.

Cedar Hill ISD: There will be no in-person or online classes Friday or Monday.

Crowley ISD: Our professional development day on Friday, Feb. 12 will be conducted virtually for staff to attend safely from home. All schools and offices will be closed.

DeSoto ISD: DeSoto ISD will close all campuses and offices, tomorrow, Friday, February 12, 2021

Duncanville ISD: closed tomorrow, Feb. 12, due to ongoing inclement weather. There will be no virtual or in-person classes and district offices will be closed.

Fort Worth ISD: to hold in-person instruction at all campuses tomorrow, Friday, February 12. Virtual instruction will also take place as regularly scheduled. However, any student who usually attends in person and who would like to learn virtually on Friday may do so synchronously. Campuses will be open early and ready to receive students out of the cold and into the warm school environment.
All other District offices and facilities will be open on Friday, as well, and all employees will report to work in person.

Mansfield ISD: Although Friday, Feb. 12 was already a student & teacher holiday, please be advised that all MISD offices & facilities will also be closed on Feb. 12 due to the predicted weather conditions.

Rockwall ISD: There is no school Friday, February 12. Monday, February 15 is a Staff Development Day

Wills Point ISD: will have a 2 hour delay on Friday, February 12 to allow safe travel for families and buses. All bus routes and classes will be delayed 2 hours.

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