SAN ANTONIO – In response to expected storms and potential flooding, Alamo Colleges has announced a delay in operations until 10 a.m. on Thursday, October 1. This decision reflects the institution’s commitment to prioritizing the safety of students and staff amidst adverse weather conditions.
As a precautionary measure, any scheduled evening classes, as well as college operations and events occurring after 5 p.m., have been canceled. This proactive approach aims to minimize risks associated with travel and campus activities during the expected severe weather.
The district emphasized that it will closely monitor the weather developments in collaboration with the National Weather Service. “We will continue to monitor the weather closely and work with the National Weather Service,” the district stated in an official communication. They also urged students and faculty to keep an eye on their Alamo email accounts for the latest updates and important information regarding the situation.
For those seeking the most current weather updates, click here for the latest forecast. The college district is committed to providing timely notifications through its Alamo Alert emergency notification system, ensuring that everyone stays informed.
This situation will be monitored closely, and any further updates regarding delays or cancellations will be communicated as necessary. The safety and well-being of the Alamo Colleges community remain the top priority during these turbulent weather conditions.
