School officials said the day they expect to welcome students back may change depending on whether professionals determine that the campus is safe for students and staff.
On Thursday, the Lyons Avenue community, Pleasant Hill Village, was flooded with raw sewage, and units were filled with black mold.
Tenants at the Antigua Apartments along the Seawall say they can't cook, clean or shower because of sewage issues, which are only a few of the problems a new report outlines, detailing more than 100 pages.
The iconic mold is expected to fetch up to $50,000. Queen Elizabeth II, Winston Churchill and Theodore Roosevelt had similar medallions.
"Our health is priceless. We can't put a price on health, especially my baby," one resident, who lives at the impacted apartment complex with her three-year-old son, told ABC13.
Houston ISD is counting down to the first day of school, but some parents say several campuses might not be safe yet for returning students due to existing storm damage.