September 22, 2025

Corpus Christi Independent School District SEPTEMBER 22, 2025

EVENTS Sept. 22

Board of Trustees Meeting (5 p.m.)

Sept. 25

Club Estates Elementary Library Reveal

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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Lexington Gators chomp chomp into their first year On Sept. 18, we celebrated the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Lexington Middle School campus! The new campus features natural lighting, collaborative learning spaces and modern security and technology.

“Today’s ribbon cutting represents more than just a new building—it represents opportunity, growth, and the bright future of our students,” said Principal Stevie-Rae Garcia. “To our teachers, staff, parents, and of course our students: you are the heart of this school ... and I cannot wait to see all the amazing things that will happen here.”

This campus was made possible by Bond 2022.

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Flu/Vaccine clinic information H-E-B will be in our District starting Monday, September 8 through Friday, October 3, to provide flu shots and other vaccines.

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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.

Empowering Minds • Prioritize growth and resiliency • Earn autonomy through excellence • Promote shared accountability

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Registration: • H-E-B pharmacy requires most CCISD clinic locations to meet a minimum requirement of 20 participants. If the minimum is not met using the registration links on the schedule, the clinic is subject to cancellation per H-E-B and your campus will be notified. You and your covered dependents are welcome to go to any H-E-B to receive vaccines.

Cost: • Employees and dependents enrolled in the District’s group health plan with Blue Cross Blue Shield may receive the flu shot, the pneumonia vaccine, shingles, the tetanus booster, and the COVID booster from H-E-B at no cost.

Costs for the five (5) vaccines for employees who do not have the District’s group health plan is: • Flu shot - $134.00 • COVID Booster $176.00 • Pneumonia Vaccine $318.27 • Tetanus Booster* (Boostrix) - $60.48 • Shingrix Shingles – $256.18 (1 dose, 2 dose series) • *The tetanus booster includes the vaccine that protects from pertussis (whooping cough) and stops the spread of whooping cough to others, such as babies and small children who have not yet been immunized.

What do I need to do?

• Bring your BCBS ID card and the completed Vaccine Consent Form.

• Refer to the Vaccine Consent Form for a complete listing of vaccines available at the H-E-B locations.

If you do not have your BCBS ID Card: • Register at www.bcbstx.com • Call BCBS at 1-800-521-2227 Questions? Call the Office of Employee Benefits & Risk Management at 361-695-7210.

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September Above the Line winners District leaders recently announced Above the Line employee of the month winners! Four honorees were surprised at their work locations with the announcement they were selected. Nominate someone today.

Brenda Salinas, Veterans Memorial High School, Substitute Brenda Salinas follows the Leadership Definition by Serving with Intent and Purpose. Now in her second year as a long-term substitute, she has become a vital part of the English Department. She is known for building strong relationships with students and finding creative ways to engage them in ELA. We are excited about what the future holds and blessed to have her in our Eagle Family.

Amanda Deleon, Adkins Middle School, Paraprofessional Amanda Deleon follows the Leadership Definition by Serving with Intent and Purpose. At Adkins MS, she leads the behavior program with exceptional knowledge, patience, and compassion. Amanda takes the time to truly understand her students’ strengths and needs while creating a safe, positive environment where they can thrive. Her dedication and advocacy ensure students feel valued, supported, and set up for success every day.

Yvonne Luna, Martin Middle School, Assistant Principal Yvonne Luna follows the Leadership Definition by Serving with Intent and Purpose. Mrs. Luna ensures teachers have the resources and support needed to create engaging classrooms. She also provides students with tools for success and offers parents guidance to support their children’s education. Her commitment helps the entire Martin Middle School community thrive. Humble and selfless, Mrs. Luna always goes the extra mile to make students feel valued and supported.

Laura Mata, Martin Middle School, Teacher Laura Mata follows the Leadership Definition by Developing Hearts and Minds.

Mrs. Mata sets high expectations while supporting students through our district’s instructional initiatives. In her classroom, students are challenged, encouraged, and empowered to grow within a culture of accountability and support. Her passion and dedication make her a true blessing to our campus community.

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