Progress with 2017 CCISD Bond construction has remained on schedule despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

Clear Creek ISD hosted a community groundbreaking on October 13, 2020, officially commemorating the major rebuild of Clear View High School.

Clear Lake City Elementary Thunderbirds enthusiastically lined the halls of their newly-renovated campus to cheer on district leaders and community partners as they arrived for a special Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on February 11, 2020.

The Clear Creek ISD Board of Trustees approved the design development plans for the major renovation of Ed White E-STEM Magnet School at the December meeting.

The Clear Creek ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved the final technology phase of the district-wide security upgrades project.

A special Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Open House was held at LaVace Stewart Elementary on September 27, 2019, to celebrate the school’s new spaces and renovations.

The celebrations of progress on Bond 2017 projects continue in Clear Creek ISD with the recent ribbon cutting and open house ceremony at Clear Lake Intermediate School.

School administrators, city officials, parents and students congregated in the cafetorium of Florence Campbell Elementary to celebrate its official dedication on Sunday, September 29.

Students, staff, parents and community members gathered to celebrate the re-opening of League City Elementary with a special rededication ceremony.

The Clear Creek Independent School District Board of Trustees approved the schematic design for the Clear View High School rebuild project at the November 26 Regular Meeting.

On April 18, District leaders, city officials, business partners, community members and future students gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of Florence Campbell Elementary, the Clear Creek Independent School District’s 27th elementary school.

The groundbreaking ceremony for the League City Elementary rebuild project was held on May 30, 2018.

The Clear Creek Independent School District has revised its phasing plans to rebuild League City Elementary, which allows students to get into their new school sooner than originally expected.

The public is getting its first glimpse at the Clear Creek Independent School District’s 27th elementary school, Florence Campbell Elementary.

The Clear Creek Independent School District Board of Trustees approved the design plans for $16 million in significant improvements to Clear Lake City Elementary in Houston.

The 27th elementary school in Clear Creek ISD that is being built to relieve overcrowding in the western part of League City will be named Florence Campbell Elementary School.

The $9.8 million project includes eight classrooms, two science labs, and the removal of existing portable buildings. Construction is scheduled between June 2018 and June 2019.

CCISD announced it will expedite plans to launch a second Science Magnet program, moving the original kick-off date from August 2019 to August 2018.

CCISD Board of Trustees approved the permanent addition design to Stewart Elementary as well as a multi-year construction phasing plan.

When students return to Clear Creek High School on August 21, they will be greeted with new learning spaces as part of the final phase of the school's long-awaited rebuild.

By August 13, the first phase of new playground installations will be complete in Clear Creek ISD. That means 11 campuses from across the District will have new playground equipment for students to use by the start of the new school year.

The proposed tax rate for 2017-2018 will remain unchanged with $1.04 allocated for maintenance and operations and $0.36 for interest and sinking.

The first major project of the 2017 Clear Creek ISD Bond Program is underway.