The Arts Alliance Center at Clear Lake (TAACCL) hosted a postcard art exhibition called Masterpiece by Mail this month. Clear Springs High School student Elizabeth Wood received an honorable mention for her drawing. This is a great honor because she was in competition with professional artists. Way to go Elizabeth! |
| Doggone Fun at League City Intermediate WAVE |
As part of a four-week mini-course WAVE students at League City Intermediate participated in Dogs 101. Students prepared research on different breeds, their characteristics, service abilities, and many other attributes. They also created portraits of their own dogs, as well as gave presentations with videos. At the end of the course, the group enjoyed a field trip to the Armand Bayou Dog Park.
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| Clear Falls HS JROTC is Pumped Up |
The mighty Knight's JROTC program at Clear Falls High School won first place for best teamwork and second place overall at the 2nd Annual University of Houston Fitness Competition last week. The event consisted of eight challenges that required the cadets to execute teamwork and test their individual levels of fitness.
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| State Champions Has a Nice 'Ring' To It! |
The Clear Creek High School Boys Water Polo Team received their State rings in a special ceremony last week. The team is geared up and ready for a repeat title this year! |
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SCOOP the Pelican Visits Whitcomb Elementary!
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The CCISD Child Nutrition Department's Power Up Port has a new member of the family! Scoop is the Power Up Port's pelican mascot who helps educate students on the importance of healthy eating habits. SCOOP made his debut at Whitcomb Elementary where he accompanied kindergarten students on a cafeteria tour. Students were able to meet the Child Nutrition staff that work in Whitcomb's kitchen, see the over-sized dishwasher in action, and if brave enough, venture into the walk-in freezer. After the tour, students shared what they learned with Scoop and were rewarded with a high-five, a healthy snack, and a chance to take a photo with their new feathery friend. |
| Clear Springs HS Student United Way Gives Back |
Student United Way members from Clear Springs High School spent a weekend of service on Galveston Island. The group helped refurbished the Sunshine Center's garden and patio area and feed the homeless at Bread of Life. The Sunshine Center is a facility that services adults with mental and/or physical disabilities. Way to go Chargers for leading the way in community service! |
