Rylander Elementary students will be temporarily housed at Obra Tompkins High School for classes Nov. 20–22, while the elementary school building remains without power, Katy ISD officials said Tuesday afternoon.
The outage began Nov. 18 when a transformer blew out near the school and classes were cancelled over concerns that power would not be restored by the following day. District officials said Tuesday that it might take CenterPoint Energy multiple days to fix the problem.
"The Rylander and OTHS teams are working collaboratively to ensure a safe and smooth transition for the elementary school students that will be sharing facilities with their high school counterparts," said Lisa Simmons, principal of Rylander Elementary in a letter to parents.
The high school, which currently houses about 950 ninth and tenth grade students, has facilities large enough to accommodate most of the activities of both schools.








