EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14\/CBS4) \u2014 Some schools that canceled classes in the El Paso and Ysleta school districts will resume classes after the unprecedented water main break that affected 100,000 people.<\/p>\n
El Paso Independent School District<\/p>\n
According to EPISD, the schools below will open under a “boil water notice” and will follow the regular class schedule:<\/p>\n
Andress HSIrvin HSTMECHCharles MSMagoffin MSBobby Joe Hill PK-8Barron ESBliss ESDuran ESStanton ESTorres ESTravis ESWhitaker ESJames Gamble WarehouseN. E. TransportationBurnett BuildingThe Rodenberry Planetarium<\/p>\n
EPISD said the schools will be providing bottled water and will close off water fountains.<\/p>\n
The following schools will remain closed:<\/p>\n
Canyon Hills MSNavarette MSClendenin ESPark ES<\/p>\n
EPISD all schools that were under a boil water notice on Monday will remain open under the same conditions on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
The district said it is in communication with El Paso Water and said that it will update families and staff if conditions change.<\/p>\n
Also, EPISD said it will excuse absences from students who live in the impacted area and won’t be able to go to school due to the water issues.<\/p>\n
Ysleta Independent School District<\/p>\n
All seven Parkland-area schools in the Northeast will reopen.<\/p>\n
This includes:<\/p>\n
Parkland Pre-K CenterDesertaire Elementary SchoolDolphin Terrace Elementary SchoolNorth Star Elementary SchoolParkland Elementary SchoolParkland Middle SchoolParkland High School<\/p>\n
Water fountains will be blocked off and unavailable for use, and sinks will be covered to prevent handwashing, district officials said. <\/p>\n
Hand sanitizer will be made available at our Northeast campuses, where students and staff will also be provided with plenty of bottled water to stay hydrated throughout the day. Parkland-area schools will operate under the Boil Notice until lifted by El Paso Water.<\/p>\n