North East School Closings Today — Live Status & Delays (Texas)

Are North East schools closed today? Check live status below — updated every 10 minutes.

Live status monitored for North East ISD (NEISD), Northside ISD (NISD), Judson ISD (JISD), and Alamo Heights ISD (AHISD).

North East Independent School District (NEISD) posts closure and delay decisions on its official website at
neisd.net, and pushes the same information to families
through the district’s enrolled-family notification channels. When severe weather is expected — most often winter ice on
overpasses or a flash-flood warning across Bexar County — NEISD aims to make a call as early as possible, ideally before
5:30 AM, so parents can plan childcare and commutes before the morning rush.

Local TV stations move just as fast once a district decision is public. KSAT 12 (ABC),
KENS 5 (CBS), and
WOAI News 4 San Antonio (NBC) all run rolling
closings tickers and web closings lists during active winter or flood events, and this page checks all three alongside
each district’s own site so you don’t have to flip between them.

• Winter ice storms: A thin glaze of ice on San Antonio’s overpasses and untreated roads is the single most common trigger for NEISD-area closures — the region has little de-icing equipment, so even brief freezes can be treacherous.
• Flash flooding: Bexar County sits in “Flash Flood Alley,” and fast-moving thunderstorms can flood low-water crossings and creek-adjacent roads within an hour, sometimes prompting delayed starts or early releases.
• Severe thunderstorms and hail: Spring and early-summer storm cells can bring damaging hail and high winds that affect bus routes and campus safety.
• Extreme heat: Prolonged summer heat waves occasionally affect early-morning athletics and outdoor activities, though they rarely trigger full closures.
• Tornado risk: While less frequent than in North Texas, isolated tornado warnings tied to severe storm systems can prompt shelter-in-place procedures or early dismissals.

Frequently Asked Questions

How early does North East ISD announce school closures?

NEISD typically aims to announce closures or delays as early as possible, ideally before 5:30 AM on the day of a weather event, through its website and enrolled-family notifications. For overnight ice events, a decision sometimes comes the evening before.

What’s the difference between a closure and a delayed start for NEISD?

A closure means campuses are shut for the entire day and all classes and activities are cancelled. A delayed start keeps school open but pushes back the morning bell — often by one to two hours — to let roads clear or ice melt before buses run.

Do all NEISD schools close at the same time, or by individual campus?

NEISD generally makes a single district-wide closure or delay decision that applies to all of its campuses at once, rather than closing individual schools separately. Neighboring districts covered on this page, like Northside ISD and Judson ISD, make their own separate decisions for their own campuses.

Which San Antonio TV stations report North East school closings?

KSAT 12, KENS 5, and WOAI News 4 San Antonio are the main local stations that publish school closing lists during active weather events. This page checks all three automatically alongside official district sources.

How often is this page updated?

Status checks run automatically every 15 minutes, or every 5 minutes during active weather alerts, pulling from official district sources, monitored TV stations, and community reports.

Why does a little ice cause so many closures in San Antonio?

South Texas roads and drivers see freezing conditions rarely enough that the region has very little de-icing equipment or cold-weather driving experience, so even a thin layer of ice on bridges and overpasses can create dangerous conditions that prompt districts to close rather than risk bus routes.

North East Independent School District (NEISD) Schools

High Schools

• Winston Churchill High School
• Douglas MacArthur High School
• James Madison High School
• Ronald Reagan High School
• Theodore Roosevelt High School
• Robert E. Lee High School
• International School of the Americas

Middle Schools

• Omar N. Bradley Middle School
• Barbara Bush Middle School
• Dwight Eisenhower Middle School
• John Nance Garner Middle School
• Dr. Bernard A. Harris Jr. Middle School
• David Lee “Tex” Hill Middle School
• Will W. Jackson Middle School
• Walter Krueger Middle School
• Jose M. Lopez Middle School
• Chester W. Nimitz Middle School
• Frank M. Tejeda Middle School
• Edward H. White Middle School
• John H. Wood Middle School

Elementary Schools

NEISD operates 46 elementary campuses district-wide; the most centrally located are listed below. See neisd.net/Our-Schools for the complete roster.

• Bulverde Creek Elementary
• Camelot Elementary
• Canyon Ridge Elementary
• Castle Hills Elementary
• Cibolo Green Elementary
• Coker Elementary
• Colonial Hills Elementary
• Dellview Elementary
• East Terrell Hills Elementary
• El Dorado Elementary
• Encino Park Elementary
• Fox Run Elementary
• Hardy Oak Elementary
• Harmony Hills Elementary
• Hidden Forest Elementary
• Huebner Elementary
• Jackson-Keller Elementary
• Larkspur Elementary
• Las Lomas Elementary
• Longs Creek Elementary
• Montgomery Elementary
• Northern Hills Elementary
• Northwood Elementary
• Oak Grove Elementary
• Oak Meadow Elementary
• Olmos Elementary
• Redland Oaks Elementary
• Ridgeview Elementary
• Roan Forest Elementary
• Royal Ridge Elementary
• Serna Elementary
• Stahl Elementary
• Steubing Ranch Elementary
• Stone Oak Elementary
• Thousand Oaks Elementary
• Tuscany Heights Elementary
• Vineyard Ranch Elementary
• Walzem Elementary
• Wetmore Elementary
• Wilderness Oak Elementary
• Windcrest Elementary
• Woodstone Elementary