Seen by Snapshots
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CCISD: Snapshots is a photo newsletter that highlights events, activities and happenings across CCISD. 

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News from Your PK-12 Community

 

PK-12 Communities broaden and strengthen connections within CCISD. Each PK-12 Community is comprised of both elementary and secondary campuses, based on feeder patterns and the larger communities that are served by these schools. These communities will communicate and collaborate with each other regarding school activities and programs, shared events and possible partnerships. By utilizing coordinated calendars, an online presence and open lines of communication, the PK-12 Communities will help build lasting relationships among campuses and recognize the strength found in the diversity of each community they serve.

PK-12 Community Shows Its Artistic Side
AP art students from Clear Falls High School shared their love of painting with Mossman Elementary by teaching kindergarten and first grade students about the ancient art of Gyotaku fish printing. The students explored printmaking using a variety of natural and man-made objects and created unique artwork with patterns and textures.

 

 

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Ross Elementary Goes for the Gold
The Creekside Intermediate band helped Ross Elementary kick off its Kindergarten Olympics of Reading by performing at the Opening Ceremony. The program, led by kindergarten teacher Wendy Detenbeck and funded with a Clear Creek Education Foundation Teacher Innovative Grant, encourages kindergarten students to read. At the end of the Olympics, the three students who have read the most books will be awarded a gold, silver or bronze medal.

 

 

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Falcons Form a Sole Patrol

The senior class from Clear Lake High School joined their PK-12 Community for the "Soles for Hope" shoe drive. Students from Armand Bayou Elementary, Falcon Pass Elementary, Whitcomb Elementary and Space Center Intermediate helped the Falcons collect hundreds of pairs of shoes for the Star of Hope Mission and Casa de Esperanza charities.

News From Across CCISD

Crossing the Street for the Last Time

The Wedgewood Elementary family was on hand to recognize the retirement of crossing guard Debbie Matlock. Debbie, who has 10 years of service with Wedgewood and 25 years total in CCISD, was honored by students, staff, the CCISD Board of Trustees and fellow crossing guards.

 

 

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Wildcats Honor Heroes with Commemorative Game

Clear Creek High School honored military personnel and first responders with a special "Hero's Night" at their baseball game against Clear Springs High School. Representatives from the League City American Legion Post 554, U.S. military veterans, U.S. National Guard members, League City Fire Department, League City Police Department and League City EMS were recognized by those in attendance, as well as the JROTC cadets from Clear Creek High School and Clear Springs High School.

Students Improve Their Vocabulary with a Little Help from Their Friends

Elks Lodge #2322 in Kemah generously donated a dictionary and a drug awareness coloring book to every second grade student at Stewart Elementary. This is the fifth year for the lodge to make a contribution to the school.

 

 

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C-C-Pie-S-D

Students at Clear Lake City Elementary celebrated Super Pi Day (3-14-15) as a reward for their successful Jump Rope for Heart event. The school principal, assistant principal, secretary and block teachers marked the achievement by allowing students to throw a pie in their faces. The school's Jump Rope for Heart fundraiser earned $9,445.70 for the American Heart Association.

The Dolphins Get Their Hands Dirty

The Landolt Elementary Student Council and their parents helped get the campus ready for spring by cleaning the outdoor atrium.

 

  

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