While the UIL has an overall safety policy, it's up to the individual school districts to make the call
including encouraging school districts to “establish a chain of command that identifies who is to make the call to remove individuals from the field.” However, it is up to each individual school district to make the call when it comes to weather. Not all the districts have the same methods or rules. Here’s a look at some of the larger districts in our area and their policies:Most school districts, we found, employ apps to aid them in their decision-making.
Per UIL recommendations, once activities have been suspended, SAISD will wait at least thirty minutes following the last sound of thunder or lightning flash within a 10-mile radius before resuming an activity or returning outdoors. Once there has been no lightning strike for 30 minutes, play may resume.NISD’s general rule is “if one can hear thunder or see lightning, all outdoor activities need to be moved indoors or canceled.
Play can resume once “the lightning has moved out of the ten-mile radius” per the weather app, or if lightning has no longer been detected within a 10 mile-range for 30 consecutive minutes. A clear notification will be given by the app, once all the criteria have been met.According to the Judson ISD handbook “lightning will be monitored by the athletic trainers and coaches” via a weather app.
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