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Destination Graduation and Beyond


In Clear Creek ISD, we empower students to Achieve, Contribute and Lead with Integrity beyond graduation. Whether students are headed for college, the armed forces or directly into the workforce, CCISD provides a practical toolkit of resources and events for future alumni to be prepared for what’s on the other side of the graduation stage.
 

Enroll in Clear to College

CCISD's Clear to College is an online planning course in CCISD YOUniversity. 

Whether pursuing college, the military, or the workforce, students and families gain a toolkit of resources and events to prepare for life after graduation.

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College Ready

Naviance Student

Through Naviance Student, CCISD future graduates, and their parents, can explore college and career options and closely manage the college application process from anywhere.

Learn more about Naviance
Requesting Letters of Recommendation
Request a Transcript

Financial Aid Night 2025

October 1, 2025, at 6 p.m.
Clear Springs High School
501 Palomino, League City, TX 77573

To learn more about the financial opportunities to pay for college, CCISD hosts a Financial Aid Night where members of the CCISD counseling team and a local college financial aid representative review grants, scholarships, and financial aid options for graduating seniors.

2025 Financial Aid Presentation
2025 FAFSA/TASFA Presentation

Additional Resources
Financial Aid 101 Handout
Scholarships 101 Handout

College and Career Fair 2025

September 24, 2025, at 6 p.m.
Clear Falls High School
4380 Village Way, League City, TX 77573

Explore college, career, and military opportunities at CCISD’s annual College & Career Fair. Meet with college admission reps, armed forces, and local businesses all in one place! Ask questions, make connections, and discover the best path for your future. You do not have to be registered to attend, but you do have to register to get information from the Colleges/Universities.

Click here to register
View the full list of colleges

Earn College Credit

Learn about the different program options for students to earn higher education or industry credentials while in high school.

OnRamps Dual Enrollment

OnRamps coursework refers to dual enrolment courses that offer a hybrid delivery approach. Students meet university-level college readiness standards by enrolling in a course taught by both a high school teacher trained through the University of Texas (UT) OnRamps program and an accredited college instructor.

OnRamps students:

  • are enrolled in two different institutions
  • taking one course
  • with a UT-trained high school instructor and an accredited college instructor
  • earn two different grades
  • OnRamps students have a choice of whether or not to accept the college grade on a college transcript.

For more information ask your school counselor

Dual Credit

Clear Creek ISD is proud to partner with both College of the Mainland and San Jacinto Community College to provide CCISD high school students the opportunity to jump-start their college education through the dual credit program. Dual Credit allow students to take certain college courses at College of the Mainland or San Jacinto Community College and earn both college and high school credit.

It is the student and parent's responsibility to research transferability of Dual Credit course(s) and/or Early Admission course(s) to other institutions of higher education.

CCISD Dual Credit Crosswalk

CCISD Dual Credit Guidelines

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COM Collegiate High School

Collegiate High School (CHS) aims to prepare high school students for college credits, fostering academic, interpersonal, and work-readiness skills. Through transition classes, students can become full-time college students at the College of the Mainland, maintaining support from their high school. Students enrolled in CHS will be required to take the STAAR EOC assessments at their zoned high school campus. CHS students are considered college students, following college procedures, and must be self-motivated. The program allows students to fulfill high school and associate degree requirements concurrently. Interested students apply through their high school counselor, with applications reviewed from March to April and final decisions made by CHS.

For more information and a copy of the application, visit COM Collegiate High School


 

Entrance Exams

Students are encouraged to take college entrance exams beginning in their junior year. The SAT and ACT are universally accepted college entrance exams for all colleges. Students may take the SAT and ACT as many times as they wish to improve on scores. Colleges will consider the student's highest score. The TSIA2 is another college entrance exam option for students interested in enrolling in public colleges and universities in Texas. The TSIA2 is usually taken during the senior year if TSIA exemption requirements have not been met with an ACT or SAT score. 

Clear Creek ISD Funded Testing and Test Prep Opportunities

Clear Creek ISD is fortunate to be able to provide our students with multiple opportunities to take post-secondary readiness and entrance exams.

  • All 10th grade students have the opportunity to take the PSAT NMSQT in the fall.
  • All 11th grade students have the opportunity to take the SAT in the spring.
  • All seniors have the opportunity to take the TSIA2 in the spring and in the fall for early graduates. 

Clear Creek ISD partners with Methodize to provide FREE college entrance exam prep. Students can access their account in the CCISD Single Sign-in portal. 


 

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Career Readiness

Clear Creek ISD offers robust Career & Technical Education (CTE) programming for students in ninth through twelfth grade and several courses for career exploration for students in seventh through eighth grade. While reinforcing state and national academic standards, CTE courses provide exposure to and training in career areas of direct interest to the student. Through rigorous technical instruction, students gain hands-on experience by actively participating in authentic real-world problem solving in the most relevant and in-demand career fields.

Click here to learn more about the many offerings available to students


 

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Military Readiness

In addition to exemplary JROTC programming at CCISD schools, the District welcomes all branches of the military to share information on serving in the armed forces and associated benefits including tuition assistance.

Information about Military Readiness

Contacts

For academic advising, questions about CCMR or financial aid, contact:
Your school counselor
CCISD Counseling and Student Services

For questions about testing programs and preparation, contact:
Your school counselor
Advanced Academics

For questions about CTE courses, career certificates and industry certifications, contact:
Career & Technical Education