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CCISD's South Belt Schools

Clear Creek Independent School District was formed in 1948 through consolidation of the schools in League City, Seabrook, Webster and Kemah. At the time the schools were unified, there were fewer than 1,000 students in four schools.

In 2003, the district enrollment was more than 31,500 students in 34 schools. CCISD also includes parts of Friendswood and Houston. All indicators point to a continuing population increase in the school district well into the future.

CCISD is home to the NASA/ Johnson Space Center; the numerous engineering and technical organizations which support the space industry; the fishing and recreational areas of Galveston Bay; the chemical and energy resource industries; the University of Houston-Clear Lake; and the many businesses which serve a diverse suburban population.

The heart of any school district is its people, and CCISD takes great pride in the highly qualified board of trustees, administration, faculty and staff, all of whom are dedicated to providing the best possible educational environment for all students. Parent and community interest and support strengthen the school program.

Approximately 36 percent of the faculty members have at least a master’s degree. Student test scores are routinely above average.

CCISD earned a recognized status in 2002-2003 for the seventh consecutive year from the Texas Education Agency Accountability Ratings system. That rating is the highest designation earned to date by any school district with more than 25,000 students.

Approximately 80 percent of graduating seniors plan to attend college. In 2002, seniors received more than $8 million in scholarship offers from colleges and universities across the nation.

CCISD is now the 28th largest of the 1,043 school districts in Texas.

Weber Elementary
Phone: 281-284-6300
11955 Blackhawk
Principal: Jim Stephens

Weber Elementary School opened in January 2003. The school currently serves approximately 475 students in kindergarten through the fifth grade. At this time, Weber has not been open long enough to receive a rating from the Texas Education Agency.

Brookside Intermediate
Phone: 281-482-9710
3535 East Parkwood
Principal: Deanna Daws

Brookside Intermediate School opened during the 1995-1996 school year. The school currently serves approximately 1,200 students in grades six through eight. In 2002, the school earned a recognized rating from the Texas Education Agency.

WESTBROOK INTERMEDIATE
281-284-3800
Principal: Lori Broughton, Ph.D.

Clear Brook High School
Phone: 281-284-2100
4607 FM 2351
Principal: Kristi LaMell

Clear Brook High School opened in 1988. The school currently serves approximately 2,600 students in grades nine through 12. In 2002, the school earned a recognized rating from the Texas Education Agency.


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