Memphis Schools Conduct Repairs After Winter Storm

MSCS completes fixes at 11 campuses following icy weather conditions.

Jan. 29, 2026 at 11:23am

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Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) announced it has completed a series of minor repairs at 11 different school campuses in response to the recent winter storm that brought icy weather to the area. The district said its facilities team was able to resolve all of the issues within a few hours and does not anticipate any further disruptions, continuing to monitor the schools regularly.

Why it matters

Maintaining school facilities and ensuring campuses are safe and operational is critical for MSCS to provide a stable learning environment for students. The quick response and repairs following the winter storm demonstrate the district's commitment to addressing infrastructure needs and minimizing disruptions.

The details

MSCS listed the 11 schools where repairs were conducted, including Georgian Hills Middle School, Hickory Ridge Elementary, Kingsbury High, Kirby High, Lucy Elementary, Middle College High, Overton High, Shelby Oaks Elementary, Southwest Career Tech Center, and Springdale Elementary. The district characterized the repairs as minor and said the facilities team was able to resolve all issues within a few hours.

  • The repairs were completed on Thursday, January 29, 2026.

The players

Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS)

The public school district serving Memphis, Tennessee and Shelby County.

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The takeaway

MSCS's swift action to address facility issues at multiple campuses following the winter storm underscores the district's focus on maintaining safe and operational school environments for students and staff, even in the face of unexpected weather challenges.