Cleveland ISD cancels classes April 8 for solar eclipse
The district says the closure will give students and staff a chance to be with family and friends to "experience this once in a lifetime learning opportunity event to make memories, take pictures, make videos together." Cleveland ISD is cancelling classes on April 8 for the solar eclipse, marking a "once in a lifetime learning opportunity" event. The district hopes this will allow students and staff to spend time with family and friends. The eclipse will be a total eclipse, with some Texas cities in the path of totality. While not directly in the Houston area, about 94% of the sun will be blocked. The next total solar eclipse visible from the contiguous United States will be in 2044.
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Cleveland ISD is closing schools on April 8 in recognition of the solar eclipse.
The district says the closure will give students and staff a chance to be with family and friends to "experience this once in a lifetime learning opportunity event to make memories, take pictures, make videos together."
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The district reminds everyone to follow safety protocols when viewing the eclipse.
The April 8 event is special because it is a total solar eclipse, and some Texas cities are in the path of totality.
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While the Houston area is not directly in the path of totality, about 94% of the sun will be blocked.
The next total solar eclipse that will be visible from the contiguous United States will be in 2044.