Corpus Christi Independent School District JANUARY 12, 2026
School Board Recognition Month EVENTS Jan. 12
Board of Trustees Meeting
Jan. 19
Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Staff Holiday)
Jan. 24
Corpus Christi Education Foundation 5K Run
Feb. 9
Board of Trustees Meeting
Feb. 13
PD/Teacher Prep Day
Feb. 23
Board of Trustees Meeting
Feb. 24
19th Annual Student Leader Ceremony
CCISD CARES
CCISD’s Employee Assistance Program Family Counseling Services: 361-852-7415. For more information, visit the Family Counseling Services website.
SCHOOL BOARD In compliance with 89th Texas Legislature, SB 12, parents may submit comments to the Board via email: schoolboard@ccisd.us.
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January is School Board Recognition Month! This year’s theme, “Our Future is Public, ” celebrates the impact of public education and the leaders who help guide it. We’re proud to recognize our Board of Trustees for their service, leadership and commitment to our students, families and community. Your vision helps shape the future of education. Learn more about our Board of Trustees on the district’s website.
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District names Director for Strategic Evaluation and Assessment Supports
Leadership definition Corpus Christi ISD, in partnership with The Holdsworth Center, created a leadership definition to guide the how of our work in support of the district’s mission and vision.
Shaping the future • Embody the mission and vision • Champion a positive culture • Implement effective and sustainable systems
CCISD Intranet Did you know you have access to a live report of your absences and leave balance? Visit connect.ccisd.us, Click the “Employee Information” button and click “See Your Leave Balances and Absence report.
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Corpus Christi ISD is pleased to announce that Brandi Garza will serve as Director for Strategic Evaluation and Assessment Supports, beginning in January. She currently serves as Coordinator for Title I, Learning Acceleration Support Opportunities, and Grant Programs and Funds. Garza began her teaching career at George Evans Elementary School and later served as the campus’ instructional coach. She has extensive experience in federal and state programs and oversees district instructional coaches and parent engagement instructional paraprofessionals. In her new role, Garza’s work will include management of the district’s involvement in the Teacher Incentive Allotment Program and direct oversight of the Office of Assessment and Accountability. House Bill 3 established the Teacher Incentive Allotment to recognize effective teachers on three levels: Recognized, Exemplary and Master. The designations qualify districts for teacher-focused allotment funding to reward high-performing educators. Additionally, Garza will support the district’s work in reaching district and campus goals and initiatives, including assessment and school improvement. Garza holds a master’s in business administration and a bachelor’s in business administration, both from Saint Leo University. “Ms. Garza’s extensive experience in federal and state programs, along with her strong campus background, will serve her well in this new role,” said Superintendent Dr. Roland Hernandez. “We look forward to her leadership as we advance our work with the Teacher Incentive Allotment and continue strengthening academic outcomes and professional excellence across Corpus Christi ISD.”
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