Lubbock Schools and Offices Closed Due to Winter Storm Fern

Lubbock ISD canceled all classes for Tuesday, January 27th. Schools and administrative offices are closed, with employees working from home. Meals will be provided at select high schools.

Numerous other school districts, including Abernathy, Brownfield, Frenship, Idalou, Levelland, Littlefield, Lubbock-Cooper, New Deal, Ralls, Roosevelt, and Shallowater ISDs, have also canceled classes for Monday, January 26th.

Several private schools, such as Christ the King Schools, Kingdom Preparatory Academy, Trinity Christian School, and Harmony Science Academy Lubbock, have canceled classes as well.

Higher education institutions, including Texas Tech University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Lubbock Christian University, South Plains College, and Wayland Baptist University, have also announced closures or delays.

The City of Lubbock offices are closed, but Mahon and Groves Libraries are open as warming centers. Lubbock County Courthouse opened with a delayed start at noon on Monday, January 26th.

Q: Why are schools and offices closed in Lubbock?

Q: Where can Lubbock ISD students get meals?

Q: Are there any warming centers open in Lubbock?

Stay informed about school and office closures through official channels like email, text messages, and official websites.

Take advantage of meal services provided by Lubbock ISD if needed.

If possible, avoid travel and stay safe and warm during the winter storm.

Utilize available warming centers if you need shelter from the cold.