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Panhandle Schools Close, Some Offer Shelter Ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias
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Panhandle Schools Close for Tropical Storm Isaias

Panhandle school districts, including Bay District Schools, are closing ahead of Tropical Storm Isaias. Some schools will open as emergency shelters.

10/09/2026 · Panama City edition

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Several Panhandle school districts have canceled classes as Tropical Storm Isaias approaches. Bay District Schools, which serves communities from the St. Andrews waterfront to inland areas, will close its facilities.

The closures are a precaution as the region prepares for the storm's potential impacts, including heavy rain and strong winds. Residents should monitor local weather updates and follow emergency management guidance.

Some schools will open as emergency shelters for residents needing a safe place. Authorities expect to release details about which schools, potentially including some near the Hathaway Bridge, will serve as shelters and their opening times. Residents should check official school district and county websites for the latest information on closures and shelter availability.

News13 will provide updates on school status and shelter operations as they become available.

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