The Clear Creek Independent School District will reopen its doors for students on Monday, September 11 following a two-week closure due to Hurricane and Tropical Storm Harvey. Clear Creek ISD is the 28th largest school district in Texas, serving more than 42,000 students across 45 schools. The storm damaged 44 schools ranging from minor roof leaks to significant flooding due to rising water. Of the 44 schools, Brookside Intermediate in Friendswood suffered the most significant damage and while the school will reopen, crews will continue to work there for several more weeks. Costs related to the storm are not available at this time.
Clear Brook High School: Minor roof leaks- wind-driven rain under doors- flooding to outdoor athletic areas
Clear Creek High School: Minor roof leaks- wet carpet and casework in certain areas will need to be replaced- flooding to outdoor athletic areas
Clear Falls High School: Baseball press box, softball press box, concessions/restrooms/storage batting cage all flooded with 8 inches of water- synthetic turf damage
Clear Lake High School and Clear Lake 9th Grade Center: Minor roof leaks due to wind-driven rain- synthetic turf damage
Clear Springs High School: Outdoor athletic buildings such as baseball and softball press boxes, concession stands and restrooms flooded with 2-4 feet of rising water- minor roof leaks
Clear View High School: Significant roof leaks throughout building
Bayside Intermediate: All athletic buildings flooded with 8 inches of rising water- minor roof leaks due to wind-driven rain
Brookside Intermediate: Significant damage to entire building due to 4” to 5” of rising water- library damage- all casework and carpet throughout school need to be replaced- gym floor needs replacement
Clear Creek Intermediate: Various minor roof leaks
Clear Lake Intermediate: Various minor roof leaks
Creekside Intermediate: Roof leaks and wind-driven rain around school
League City Intermediate: Orchestra and choir area flooded with rising water- various roof leaks throughout campus
Seabrook Intermediate: Roof leaks and wind-driven rain around campus
Space Center Intermediate: Wind-driven rain in classrooms facing Saturn Lane
Victory Lakes Intermediate: Roof leaks
Westbrook Intermediate: Administration area flooded- various roof leaks
Armand Bayou Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Bauerschlag Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Bay Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Brookwood Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Clear Lake City Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Falcon Pass Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Ferguson Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Gilmore Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Goforth Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Greene Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Hall Elementary: Rising water in rooms adjacent to atriums- various roof leaks
Hyde Elementary: No damage
Landolt Elementary: Rising water in rooms adjacent to atriums- various roof leaks
League City Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
McWhirter Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Mossman Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
North Pointe Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Parr Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Robinson Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Ross Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Stewart Elementary: Cafeteria and kitchen flooded with 3” of rising water- various roof leaks
Ward Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Weber Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Wedgewood Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
Whitcomb Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain
White Elementary: Various roof leaks and wind-driven rain