Corpus Christi ISD 2022-2023 Back to School Guide

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2022-23

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Welcome to CCISD!

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new school year begins Tuesday, August 9, and I am #CCISDproud of the educational experiences awaiting Corpus Christi students.

When the doors of the new Mary Carroll High School open, CCISD’s first Maritime Studies cohort will begin their exploration. Our middle schoolers will have the opportunity to fly drones. A new pre-K center just for 4-year-olds and filled with themed learning centers awaits students at our Early Childhood Development Center. Menger Elementary School’s pre-K program for 3-and 4-yearolds will also open with themed centers.

Tuition-based pre-K classrooms will be available districtwide, with discounts for our employees. Across 56 campuses, our principals, teachers and support staff will welcome your child to a new year of education and extracurricular activities.

I know safety is top of mind for all of us, and I thank Corpus Christi voters for supporting Bond 2018, which led to the installation of security vestibules at all campuses.

Thank you for respecting our visitor procedures, as they are in place for everyone’s safety. We are also fortunate to have a dedicated CCISD police department working day in and day out to protect our students and staff.

We know that strong relationships promote a safe environment. Equally important, they make working and learning more fun! That is why we are continuing our status as a Capturing Kids’ Hearts district. We will share monthly themes and tips in our newsletters. Your kids may come home talking about their classroom’s social

contract to promote a positive learning environment and about starting the day by sharing “good things.”

We can’t wait to meet or see you again after the summer break. Please get to know the great people working at your child’s school. Districtwide, we’re just a click away with the “Contact us” button at www.ccisd.us or by texting (361) 600-3691.

See you soon!

Dr. Roland Hernandez Superintendent of Schools

CCISD Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees consists of seven volunteers who reside within the district’s boundaries and are elected by voters to serve four-year terms.

The Board votes on matters including the approval of school policy, curriculum, expenditures and building programs.

Trustees hold meetings in the Board Room of the Administration Building (801 Leopard St.). Learn more about CCISD’s Board of Trustees and watch live or archived meetings at www.ccisd.us/AboutUs/Board.

CCISD Board of Trustees (front row, from left): Alice Upshaw Hawkins, Assistant Secretary, At-Large; S. Jaime Arredondo, Vice President, District 2; Jane D. Bell, President, At-Large; Don Clark, Secretary, At-Large; (back row, from left) Kevin Mihm, Trustee, District 3; Dolly Gonzales Trolley, Trustee, District 4; Dr. Roland Hernandez, CCISD Superintendent of Schools; and John Longoria, Trustee, District 1

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Table of Contents Welcome to CCISD!

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CCISD Board of Trustees

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Choose CCISD!

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School Supplies

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1:1 Device Program

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Breakfast and Lunch

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Transportation

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School Boundaries

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Attendance Tips

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Connect With Us!

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Health Services

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Capturing Kids’ Hearts

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Student Conduct and Dress Code

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Special Education Services

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Reporting Bullying Incidents

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Grading and Report Cards

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Graduation Requirements

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Athletics

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CCISD Clear Bag Policy

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Volunteering in Our Schools

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Corpus Christi Education Foundation 10 Canvas and Home Access Center

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Emergencies and Drills

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CCISD Directory

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CCISD Facilities Map

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CHOOSE CCISD Students who attend Corpus Christi Independent School District receive an education that prepares them for a successful life after high school graduation.

Whether a student plans to go to college, pursue a military career or go directly into the workforce, the district provides a strong curriculum and an array of course offerings.

CCISD’s programs of choice include: • • • • • • • •

Maritime Studies CITGO Innovation Academy International Baccalaureate Early College High School Metropolitan School of Design Pathways in Technology Early College Drone-Unmanned Flight Regional Program of Study Culinary Arts

And many more programs of study!

Enroll new students by visiting www.enrollment.ccisd.us or by scanning the QR code below.

Returning student enrollment is now open.

Questions? Text us at (361) 600-3691 or email us at ccisd.tx@k12-lets-talk.com.

Register now!

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Corpus Christi Independent School District 2022-2023 School Supplies List Schools require students to bring basic supplies (paper, pencils, scissors, etc.) to class. Students may also be asked to purchase additional supplies for individual classes. Contact your child's school for a complete list of supplies for each grade level and campus. See below for the 2022-2023 CCISD elementary school, middle school and high school supply list. School supply lists are also available at www.ccisd.us.

Elementary School Supply List

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Kindergarten

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Grade 5

Zipper pouch Supply box

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Large primary pencils Number 2 pencils

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Blunt scissors 8 oz. bottle white glue

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Glue sticks Jumbo crayons (8-count)

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Crayons (24-count) Large eraser

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Package pencil top erasers Pocket folders with brads (solid colors) polyvinyl

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Handwriting tablet (Mead Hytone) Spiral notebooks (solid color, 70 count, one subject, wide-ruled)

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Package notebook paper (200 count, wide-ruled) 2” 3-ring binder (Rdg/LA)

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1” 3-ring binder (Math) Package notebook dividers (5 tab)

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Map pencils (12-count) Ballpoint pens (blue or black ink, not erasable)

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Large box facial tissues Yellow highlighters

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Headphones (1 pair) Washable markers

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Composition notebook wide ruled Composition notebooks college ruled

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Mead primary journal, half-page ruled, grades K-2, 100 sheets Fine tip Expo dry erase marker set

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Lysol wipes Hand sanitizer (at least 60% ethanol or 70% isopropanol)

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6 inch clear plastic protractor

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MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL Check with individual teachers for additional supplies

1 Package of pens (black or blue) • 3-ring binder (teachers may recommend specific type) 2 Spiral notebooks 1 Clear zipper pouch for supplies 2 1 • • 4 • 1

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Lysol wipes Package #2 pencils Map pencils Notebook paper, white, regular ruled Composition notebooks Glue stick Hand sanitizer (at least 60% ethanol or 70% isopropanol)

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1:1 Device Program CCISD is excited to announce it has adopted a 1:1 student device program for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year.

The program provides students with the tools to access, create, share and collaborate as digital citizens.

CCISD will also offer a device insurance program to provide students with security in the event something happens to the device. It will give the students a sense of responsibility and accountability for the devices they check out.

Bring Your Own Device The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program provides students the optional opportunity to use a technology device they prefer, to supplement the device from the district, or to meet other needs and preferences. BYOD is supported across the district.

For more information on the 1:1 Device program and the BYOD program, please visit www.ccisd.us/ StudentTechnology.

Transportation CCISD offers school bus transportation for students who live two miles or more from their assigned school. Students residing within two miles of their assigned school may have transportation available if their neighborhood qualifies as hazardous. The district uses the hazardous transportation rating system per state and local policy.

Bus route, bus stop eligibility and assignments are based on the student’s physical address on file in the CCISD student database. Please contact the registrar at your student’s campus to make address changes.

For more information on transportation eligibility and bus routes, contact the Office of Transportation at (361) 695-7610 or visit www.ccisd.us/Departments/Transportation.

School Boundaries CCISD assigns each student to a specific elementary, middle or high school campus based on their home address.

To determine which school your child should attend, go to the district’s website, www.ccisd.us, and click on “School Boundaries” to look up specific addresses that determine your attendance zone. For more information on school boundaries and attendance zones, please contact the Office of Assessment and Accountability at (361) 844-0396.

Breakfast and Lunch

My School Bucks

All CCISD campus cafeterias participate in the Community Eligibility Provision program, allowing all students to receive a free breakfast and a free lunch every school day. No loans will be given for second meals or a la carte purchases because each student receives complimentary meals.

To help the district continue to receive money for grants and programs, parents and guardians should complete a district income survey as part of the online registration process.

Paying for second school meals or a la carte food is convenient and fast with our no-fee online service. Parents and school staff have the opportunity to prepay online through www.myschoolbucks.com. By creating a secure online account, parents can easily manage their student’s cafeteria account. Cash or checks will also continue to be accepted at the school cafeterias.

To learn more about CCISD Food Services and see school menus, visit www.ccisd.us/Departments/FoodServices.

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Connect With Us!

Attendance Tips

CCISD believes in a strong partnership between home and school, a partnership that thrives on communication. CCISD offers a variety of ways for parents and guardians to stay connected to what is happening at their schools and across the district.

Attending school every day and arriving on time is crucial to a student’s academic success. Students who attend school regularly are more likely to succeed academically and to graduate from high school.

Showing up matters for R.E.A.L. It is an opportunity to: • Build Routines • Increase Engagement • Provide Access to resources • Support Learning

Stay up-to-date with the following: • CCISD’s Facebook page • CCISD’s Twitter account • Visit www.ccisd.us/Schools to find your campus’ web address • Receive district text messages by texting “Y” or “Yes” to 67587 • The district’s telephone, text and email emergency notification system • Get answers to your questions via our Let’s Talk! customer service platform School closures due to inclement weather or emergencies (flooding, power failures, the threat of natural disasters, etc.) are determined by the Superintendent of Schools. As soon as a decision is made, CCISD announces closures via its communications platforms and local media outlets.

Frequently Asked Questions: What if I need to miss school?

• If a student is absent, the parent or guardian must call or email the school that day to report the reason for the absence.

• Students must also submit a written note from the parent describing the reason for the absence.

To receive district communications, make sure your contact information is current by connecting with your student’s campus.

CCISD’s goal is for all students and staff to be treated with dignity and respect. To resolve a problem or bring a concern to the district’s attention, follow the chart below.

Classroom concern

How to Get Help Determine your concern

Call a teacher Is the concern resolved?

Campus concern If you cannot determine who to call, contact CCISD Communications Phone: (361) 695-7410 Email: ccisd.tx@k12-lets-talk.com Text: (361) 600-3691

District concern

NO

Call the principal Is the concern resolved?

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Contact School Leadership

Elementary Schools

Middle Schools

High Schools

(361) 695-7451

(361) 695-7500

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Can my child lose credit if they have less than 90% attendance for the year?

• State law requires that students attend class 90% of the school year to receive credit.

• Ten or more unexcused absences in a six-month period may result in truancy court hearings.

CCISD is committed to assisting families with attendance barriers.

Always reach out to your campus staff for support. For more information on attendance requirements, contact the Office of Admission, Attendance and Student Support Services at (361) 695-7242.

Parental Consent to Leave Campus All campus sign-out procedures must be followed, and proof of identity must be presented to the front office before a student may leave campus during the school day. For more information on sign-out policies, contact your student’s school.

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Capturing Kids’ Hearts CCISD is committed to creating a school environment that is safe, loving and supportive.

The district has implemented Capturing Kids’ Hearts strategies at all elementary, middle and high schools and district departments. These strategies help build meaningful relationships between students, families and their campuses. To learn more about this program, visit www.iheartckh.com.

Student Conduct and Dress Code All students and parents may learn about student conduct and dress code requirements in the Student and Parent Handbook.

The handbook is available at www.ccisd.us.

Dress code requirements are also determined at the school level. Contact your child’s school or visit the campus website for schoolspecific dress code requirements.

For more information on student conduct, contact the Office of Admissions, Attendance and Student Support Services at (361) 695-7242.

Special Education Services CCISD employs an educational process that links students to various support options, including but not limited to a referral for a special education evaluation. If a student is experiencing learning difficulties in a general education classroom, parents and guardians may contact the school principal to learn about the district’s support services.

Parents or guardians of students currently receiving special education services and needing assistance resolving concerns should contact: • The school principal • The district’s Senior Director for Special Education • Or the Region 2 Education Service Center Parents and guardians may also contact the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to request voluntary mediation, file a complaint, or file a request for a due process hearing before an impartial hearing officer. Before filing a request for a hearing, a confidential mediation may be scheduled at no cost to you.

For more information on student options, call the Office of Special Education at (361) 878-2684 or visit the TEA Legal Services, Special Education Dispute Resolution website at www.tea.state.tx.us.

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Health Services

School nurses are available at every CCISD campus and are equipped to provide students immediate care in the event of an injury or illness. We encourage parents and guardians to ensure current contact information is on file with the school so that the school may reach you in the event of an emergency. To update contact information, call your campus for assistance.

IMMUNIZATIONS

All students must be immunized according to Texas school immunization requirements.

The school nurse can provide guidance on age-appropriate immunization schedules.

Acceptable proof of immunization includes a physician-validated history of illness or personal immunization records from a licensed physician or public health clinic.

For more information regarding immunization requirements, call the Office of Student Health Services at (361) 878-2680, ext. 44926. Scan the QR codes below to learn more about Texas immunization requirements and exemptions:

K-12 Required Vaccinations

Texas Minimum State Vaccine Requirements for Child Care and Pre-K Facilities

Immunizations Schedule Birth through 18 Years

School Immunization Exemption Information

MEDICATIONS

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Reporting Bullying Incidents Bullying is not tolerated in CCISD. The district prohibits bullying on school property, at schoolsponsored or school-related activities, or in any vehicle operated by the district. Bullying may include verbal or written expression, expression through electronic means or physical conduct.

Anyone who believes a student has experienced or engaged in bullying should report the incident immediately via the following options: • Orally or in writing to a teacher, school counselor, principal or district employee • Submitted anonymously through our online bullying reporting system at www.studentincident.ccisd.us

Grading and Report Cards

No Pass/No Play

CCISD distributes progress reports and report cards at the end of each grading period to notify parents and guardians about how their student is performing academically. Parents or guardians must sign and return report cards each grading period. To see the 2022-2023 six-week grading periods, view the school calendar at the back of this booklet or visit www.ccisd.us.

All academic subject grades are based on a numerical scale of 0-100. Any grade below 70 is failing. The district’s grading guidelines are available at each campus and on the CCISD website at www.ccisd.us/StudentsParents.

Under the state’s “no pass/no play” law, a student must pass all courses for the previous reporting period to be eligible to participate in extracurricular activities.

Students who do not meet this requirement may still attend practices or rehearsals but will not be allowed to participate in performances or competitions. Contact your student’s campus for more information on grading and report cards.

Graduation Requirements Students meet their graduation requirements by completing the required number of credits and passing five statewide end-of-course exams in the areas of English I (reading and writing), English II (reading and writing), Algebra I, Biology, and U.S. History.

Incoming 9th graders will have an option of selecting an endorsement to help them meet the requirements of the Foundation + Endorsement Graduation Plan. They may also select a distinguished level of achievement option.

Students may choose one of the following endorsements: Arts and Humanities; Business and Industry; Public Services; Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics

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(STEM); or Multidisciplinary Studies. Courses within each endorsement are designed to prepare students for college and career opportunities in their program(s) of interest.

In addition to meeting the testing and credit requirements, the State of Texas also requires students to complete a FAFSA, TASFA, or opt-out form to be eligible for graduation. This can be done beginning in October of a student’s senior year.

Students can connect with their college and career counselor for assistance.

Please consult your high school counselor for additional information and details about particular course credits, graduation plans or endorsements.

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Athletics Athletics are an integral part of the district’s curriculum, and participation in a variety of team and individual sports is part of many students’ education.

To participate in athletics, students in grades 7-12 must have a current physical and completed medical history on file at their school. The Office of Athletics provides a CCISD Student and Parent

Buy Football Tickets Online Athletic Handbook at the beginning of each school year. The handbook includes eligibility guidelines, UIL policies, TEA and district policies.

Additional forms and requirements, along with the CCISD Student and Parent Athletic Handbook, can be found at www. corpuschristiisd.rankonesport.com.

Livestream Games Can’t attend the football games in person? Check out the Athletic Office’s YouTube channel to see the games of your choice brought to you live on the district’s new Hudl cameras for games

CCISD Clear Bag Policy The district implements a clear bag policy to improve safety and security for students, staff and visitors. The clear bag policy is required at all athletic high school and middle school events held at Cabaniss Sports Complex and Buccaneer Stadium.

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at Cabaniss Sports Complex or Buccaneer Stadium.

Sporting events in the main gym of high school campuses can also be viewed on the high school’s YouTube channel.

The Office of Athletics is offering online varsity football tickets and reserved parking passes for games played at Cabaniss Multipurpose Stadium and Buccaneer Stadium. Middle school football games at various district stadium sites will also be offered online and at the gate on game day. Student tickets are available online. High school students may purchase their tickets at their campus the week of the game.

To purchase online tickets and parking passes for the 2022-2023 season, visit www.ccisd.brushfire.com.

Reserved parking passes purchased online may be picked up at the Office of Athletics located at 2805 Oso Dr. For more information, call the Office of Athletics at (361) 695-7650.

Volunteering in Our Schools

Parents, guardians and community members interested in volunteering on CCISD campuses or at schoolbased functions must complete the online volunteer application form annually.

For more information on the volunteer process and to access the application form, visit www.ccisd.us/HumanResources/CCISDVolunteers.

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Canvas and Home Access Center Canvas, the learning management system used by the district, allows parents and guardians to view their student’s assignment due dates and course calendar.

To access Canvas, follow the steps below: • Visit your school’s website • Click on the Canvas button located on the homepage • Add @ccisd.us to your Home Access Center username to log in to Canvas • Use your Home Access Center password to log in

How to Use Home Access Center - H

The Corpus Christi Education Foundation serves and supports the Corpus Christi Independent Type in your User Name (g-username).

Type in your Password. School District by awarding classroom grants, student and teacher scholarships and funding innovative programs districtwide.

2. Home Screen - Once you login will see the The Home Access Center is a portal that houses Theyou foundation is Home a 501 Screen: 1. Login to HAC. student information online. The district will send an (c) (3) tax-exempt non-profit Type in your User Name (g-username). activation code and instructions to the email provided organization. For more Type in your Password. during registration. information on the Corpus Christi Education Foundation, For more information on Canvas and the including ways to donate, visit Home Access Center, visit www.Tinyurl.com/ www.ccef-ccisd.org or call 2. Home Screen - Once you login you will see the Home Screen: CCISDParent.

(361) 695-7412.

1. Login to HAC.

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DISTRICT SECURITY EMERGENCY PLAN TERMS

Emergencies and Drills

CCISD is committed to the safety and security of students, faculty, staff and visitors on its campuses.

CCISD will continue to follow the Standard Response Protocol and its emergency actions of Evacuation, Hold, Lock Down, Shelter-in-Place and Secure.

3. Configure Alerts and Your Account.

On the Home Screen, click on the parent’s name.

A. Click My Alerts to configure Alerts.

EVACUATION – Requires all staff and students to leave the building. Evacuation can be highly effective if it can be completed before the arrival of the hazard; can involve fires, bomb threats and gas leaks.

3. Configure Alerts and Your Account.

HOLDOn – Requires to remain their current room or area and is the protocol used when hallways the Homestudents Screen, click on theinparent’s need to be kept clear of occupants. name.

A. Click My Alerts to configure Alerts.

LOCKDOWN – All exterior doors and classroom doors are locked and students and staff remain in their

classrooms; can involve bomb threats, severe weather conditions, terrorist threats, death and/or suicide at school and civil disruption.

SHELTER-IN-PLACE – Students and staff remain in the building, windows and doors are sealed and all B. isMy Account allows you to view your account information, change ventilation systems are shut off. Limited movement is allowed. Shelter-in-place most effective during emergencies involving hazardous materials, which produce toxic vapors outside of thechallenge facility. Taking change questions. shelter inside a sealed building is highly effective in keeping students and staff safe.

SECURE – Bring everyone indoors, keep perimeter doors locked, increase situational awareness, continue normal school business, take attendance.

B. My Account allows you to view your account information, change password, and change challenge questions.

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2022-2023 CORPUS CHRISTI ISD FACILITIES

CCISD DIRECTORY Administration Building

(361) 695-7200

Administration Board of Trustees

(361) 695-7403

Superintendent

(361) 695-7405

Curriculum and Instruction

(361) 695-7408

Business Support Services

(361) 695-7360

Departments Advanced Academics

(361) 695-7221

Assessment & Accountability

(361) 844-0396

Athletics

(361) 695-7650

At-Risk/Dropouts

(361) 878-7380

Attendance Officers (361) 695-7242 AVID

(361) 695-4005

Bilingual Education

(361) 695-7435

Book Processing

(361) 850-6010

Career & Technical Education

(361) 695-7470

Records Management

(361) 878-3900, ext. 10161

Communications

(361) 695-7410

Dyslexia Services

(361) 878-2680, ext. 44936

Food Services

(361) 844-0222

Foster Grandparent Program Guidance & Counseling

(361) 878-2571, ext. 42651 (361) 878-2680, ext. 44825

Homebound Program

(361) 878-7966

Human Resources

(361) 695-7250

Legal Services

(361) 695-7427

Migrant Education

(361) 878-2150

Natatorium

(361) 695-7680

Police & Security Services

(361) 878-2851

Purchasing and Distribution

(361) 695-7350

Special Education

(361) 878-2684

Student Health Services

(361) 696-4050

Student Support Services

(361) 695-7242

Summer School

(361) 695-7528

Technology Services (361) 878-3900

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Title I Services

(361) 695-7528

Transportation

(361) 695-7610

Regular Education

(361) 695-7610

Special Education

(361) 695-7611

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S

TH

S

M

TH

M

EASTER MONDAY

S W S W

S

W

S

M

F

F

T

T

SPRING BREAK

S TH S TH

S

TH

M

T

PD/TEACHER PREP

M F M F

M

F

T

W S

F

SEPT. 5 ...........................................LABOR DAY

APRIL 7...................... ............... GOOD FRIDAY

MEMORIAL DAY

S

S TH

S

WINTER BREAK

M

W

JANUARY 9

NOV. 21 - 25..........................THANKSGIVING

W

S

FEBRUARY 3

M

F

AUGUST 26

APRIL 6

1ST SEMESTER AUG. 9 - DEC. 22 (84 DAYS) 2ND SEMESTER JAN. 10 - MAY 31 (90 DAYS)

TOTAL INSTRUCTIONAL DAYS

APRIL 10.............................EASTER MONDAY

LAST DAY OF SCHOOL

MAY 29 ..................................MEMORIAL DAY

HOLIDAY

DEC. 23 - JAN 6 ..................WINTER BREAK

PD/TEACHER PREP

JAN. 16 ................................................ MLK DAY

DISTRICT PD DAY

TEACHER WORK DAY

2nd .................... SEPT. 19 - NOV. 4 (29 DAYS) 3rd ......................NOV. 7 - DEC. 22 (28 DAYS) 4th ....................... JAN. 10 - FEB. 17 (27 DAYS) 5th ........................FEB. 21 - APR. 14 (31 DAYS) 6th .......................APR. 17 - MAY 31 (32 DAYS) CAMPUS PD DAY

FEB. 20 ............................. PRESIDENTS’ DAY

STAFF & STUDENT HOLIDAYS

T W

OCTOBER 7

STUDENT HOLIDAYS

NOVEMBER 18

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL

INTERSESSION OCTOBER 10-14

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