AUSTIN, Texas - With schools across the state closing, school districts, colleges, and universities in Central Texas are working to help their students with online learning and meals and other COVID-19-related resources.
The following is a list of all the public school districts, colleges, and universities that serve students in Central Texas with links to their COVID-19 resource pages or websites. Each list is in alphabetical order.
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
- Austin ISD
- Bartlett ISD
- Bastrop ISD
- Blanco ISD
- Burnet ISD
- Comfort ISD
- Coupland ISD
- Del Valle ISD
- Dime Box ISD
- Doss Consolidated CSD
- Dripping Springs ISD
- Eanes ISD
- Elgin ISD
- Fayetteville ISD
- Flatonia ISD
- Florence ISD
- Fredericksburg ISD
- Georgetown ISD
- Giddings ISD
- Gonzales ISD
- Granger ISD
- Harper ISD
- Hays CISD
- Hutto ISD
- Jarrell ISD
- Johnson City ISD
- La Grange ISD
- Lago Vista ISD
- Lake Travis ISD
- Leander ISD
- Lexington ISD
- Liberty Hill ISD
- Llano ISD
- Lockhart ISD
- Luling ISD
- Manor ISD
- Marble Falls ISD
- McDade ISD
- Navarro ISD
- New Braunfels ISD
- Nixon-Smiley ISD
- Pflugerville ISD
- Prairie Lea ISD
- Round Rock ISD
- Round Top-Carmine ISD
- San Marcos ISD
- Schulenburg ISD
- Seguin ISD
- Smithville ISD
- Taylor ISD
- Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired
- Texas School for the Deaf
- Thorndale ISD
- Thrall ISD
- Waelder ISD
- Wimberley ISD
COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES
- Austin Community College
- Baylor University
- Concordia University- Texas
- Huston-Tillotson University
- Southwestern University
- St. Edward's University
- Texas A&M University
- Texas Lutheran University
- Texas State University
- The University of Texas at Austin
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Texas declares public health disaster, closes restaurant dining rooms and schools
The orders take effect at midnight and will go through midnight on April 3.
On March 19, Gov. Greg Abbott issued a public health disaster, the first in Texas since 1901. The executive orders, which took effect at midnight Friday, March 20 and goes through midnight on Friday, April 3, brings the state in line with CDC guidelines to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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The public health disaster orders schools to be closed statewide until at least April 3. The disaster also orders a ban on dine-in eating and gathering in groups of more than 10 as the state ramps up efforts to battle the coronavirus. Abbott's order also will shut down gyms and bars. It also bans visits to nursing and retirement homes unless there is a critical need.
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