Here are the cancelations announced by local schools:
The district will still offer after-school enrichment at Cambridge and Woodridge elementaries.
The district canceled all after-school events, including athletics, fine arts events, clubs and meetings.
Boerne ISD will still offer YMCA after-school childcare, as of 12:30 p.m. Officials said they would monitor the weather for further updates.
The district canceled all University Interscholastic League activities and after-school programming on Thursday. Officials will continue to monitor the weather and provide further updates on activities scheduled for Friday.
Judson canceled all after-school activities, including athletic events, fine arts and club meetings, spokesperson Lexie Greathouse said. The only exception is after-school elementary programming at the After School Adventure Club, but parents must pick up students before 6 p.m.
The district will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as information becomes available, officials said.
The school district canceled all after-school activities for elementary, middle and high school students, except for varsity football games and Learning Tree. District officials said band and spirit groups will still participate in varsity football games.
The district canceled all after-school activities. Parents of students in after-school care programs with Greater San Antonio All-Stars, YMCA and Boys and Girls Club are encouraged to pick up their children as soon as they are safely able to do so.
South San canceled all middle school athletic events and freshman and junior varsity football games, district spokesperson Alexis LaFosse said. The district also canceled its Saturday cross country meet.
The district will decide on Friday whether it will cancel the varsity homecoming football game against MacArthur High School.
The district canceled all after-school middle school activities, spokesperson Monica Saenz said.
Southwest canceled after-school middle school volleyball games and its Saturday cross country meet.
Officials said on Facebook that the district will continue to monitor the weather and update the community.
Staff writer Anthony Franze contributed to this report.