Many Louisiana school districts and colleges plan resumed classes on Friday after closing for Hurricane Francine.
Schools started announcing reopening plans Thursday after the storm passed.
Some reopened on Friday, while others will return to normal operations on Monday.
Here's what we know.
New Orleans
NOLA Public Schools will resume operations on Monday, the district announced.
The district asked families to contact their individual schools for specific details.
Jefferson Parish
The district said its operations team was busy assessing all schools to ensure campuses were safe for students and staff.
"As soon as we have more information about the return to school, we will share it with you immediately," the district said.
East Baton Rouge
All but two East Baton Rouge schools are set to reopen Friday.
Crews are still working to restore power to Glasgow Middle and Westdale Middle.
District officials are still monitoring the sites and should have an update on their reopening plans by 6 p.m. Thursday.
St. Bernard Parish
All public schools will reopen Friday.
The district said it evaluated all schools and facilities and determined they were operational and ready for students and staff to return.
Plaquemines Parish
The district announced all schools and offices will reopen Friday except for Belle Chasse Middle, which sustained damage during the storm. The school will hold classes virtually on Friday.
Lafourche Parish
All public schools will remain closed on Friday. The district is still assessing its facilities to make sure they're safe and free of debris.
St. John the Baptist Parish
Friday will be an asynchronous learning day, so students will work from home, but school staff is expected to report to work. The district expects to welcome students back to schools on Monday, Sept. 16.
Terrebonne Parish
Due to extensive damage and power outages, schools will remain closed Friday. The district said it would keep parents informed of their reopening plans.
St. Tammany Parish
All public schools are set to reopen on Friday. Staff and students with extenuating circumstances who can't attend school are being asked to contact their school principal or supervisor as soon as possible.
LSU
The university will resume all classes and activities on Friday.
Tulane University
The university started reopening buildings on Thursday, and will return to normal operations Friday.
University of New Orleans
The campus did not lose power during the storm, and plans to return to normal operations on Friday.
Loyola University New Orleans
The power was restored at Loyola, but the school will hold all classes online, instead of on campus Friday.
"We understand that many people are still without power and dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Francine. We encourage faculty and supervisors to grant flexibility to those faculty, staff, and students still experiencing hardships due to storm damage," the university said in a press release.
Southern University and A&M College
Campuses will return to normal operations on Friday.
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
The campus hasn't shared any updates about its reopening plans as of 4 p.m. Thursday.
Nicholls State University
The university is still waiting for power to be restored after the hurricane. The campus will remain closed through the weekend and reopen on Monday. All classes and activities scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday have been canceled.
Northshore Technical Community College
The college said all of its campuses will return to normal operations on Friday.
Baton Rouge Community College (BRCC)
The community college will return to normal operations on Friday.
