The Clear Creek Independent School District Board of Trustees consists of seven elected members, 2 At-Large and 5 Districts, who are guardians of public trust. Board members are elected by the community and serve three year terms. The Board meets on average two times per month in a public forum. 

The members of the Board of Trustees are committed to serving the children and citizens of this school district. Their goal is to provide a high quality public education that meets the needs of our community. To achieve that goal, an operating protocol has been established that will help govern actions at meetings and in their role as trustees. The protocol will help enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of Board meetings while maintaining mutual respect and opportunities for communication. The success of Clear Creek ISD depends on a shared vision among the School Board, staff, parents and community, and they will try to the best of their ability to uphold these aspirations.

Board Responsibility

• Board members serve as advocates for the children and families they represent.
• The Board focus is on the best interests of Clear Creek ISD students. 
• Board members are advocates for quality public education. CCISD board members may not act privately on behalf of the Board. 
• Board members will make every attempt to attend all Board functions.

Cooperation

• Board members will work cooperatively with other board members, the superintendent and staff. Board members will be respectful of each other and the right to differing opinions.
• Board members will accept responsibility for all Board decisions, regardless of how an individual voted. Board member confidentiality is expected regarding issues discussed in executive session. 
• Board members will come prepared for each meeting.

Community Involvement

• Board members will be courteous to all participants and request the same courtesy in return.
• Board members will respect the civil and human rights of all members of the school community. 
• Board members will maintain objectivity. 
• Board members will base decisions on the available facts and independent judgment, not special interest groups. 
• Board members will make decisions in the best interests of the students' education, even when the decision may be unpopular for political or other reasons. 
• Board members will remain open to new concepts, views and ideas.

Clear Creek ISD Board of Trustees 

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Page Rander
District 4
page-rander@ccisd.net

President
Term Expires: May 2021 

Page Rander was appointed by the Board to fill a vacancy in September 2010. Having spent the majority of her professional career as a civil servant, Ms. Rander brings a wealth of knowledge in local government to her Board position. Currently, she works as a human resource supervisor for a Harris County department. In the community, she has volunteered for youth groups such as Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership, school organizations and little league sports. Ms. Rander earned her Bachelor of Science degree in communications from Syracuse University, a master’s degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and is a 2013 Leadership TASB graduate with the Master Trustee designation. She has lived in Friendswood for over fifteen years and has a son who is a Clear Brook High school graduate. 

Dr. Laura DuPont
District 1 
laura-dupont@ccisd.net 

Vice President 
Term Expires: May 2019

Dr. Laura DuPont was elected to the District 1 seat on the CCISD school board in May 2013. For more than a decade she has been a veteran campus and District volunteer. She has also served in numerous leadership roles for PTAs and booster clubs. Dr. DuPont's youngest son is a 7th grader at League City Intermediate and another son is a sophomore at Clear Falls High School. Her oldest son graduated from Clear Falls High School in 2015. Dr. DuPont holds a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering. She was a private consultant in Quality Engineering and Improvement and served as an Examiner for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award for 6 years.

Jay Cunningham
District 5
jay-cunningham@ccisd.net 

Secretary
Term Expires: May 2021

Jay Cunningham, has lived in the League City area for over 11 years, and brings a wealth of knowledge about the district having served on the 2013 Bond, Strategic Planning, and INSIDE committees. Mr. Cunningham has also served as PTA President at Walter Hall Elementary. A district manager for a national air conditioning manufacturer specializing in indoor air quality and ventilation products, Mr. Cunningham earned a Bachelors of Economics from the College of William and Mary along with an Executive MBA from Texas Southern University in Finance. Mr. Cunningham has two children currently attending CCISD schools. 

Jennifer Broddle
At-Large Position A 
jennifer-broddle@ccisd.net

Trustee 
Term Expires: May 2021 

A graduate of Clear Lake High School and a longtime volunteer in Clear Creek ISD, Jennifer Broddle joined the CCISD Board of Trustees in May 2018. Mrs. Broddle has served on multiple school district committees including the CCISD Facility Advisory Committee, CCISD Citizens Financial Advisory Committee, and the CCISD Strategic Planning Committee. She is deeply involved in the PTA and in several community organizations. Mrs. Broddle is married and her two children attend CCISD schools.

Ann Hammond
At-Large Position B 
ann-hammond@ccisd.net 

Trustee
Term Expires: May 2019

Ann Hammond, a 39-year resident of the Clear Lake area, has dedicated years of service to not only the school district but the community at-large. Ms. Hammond,  a graduate of University of Houston- Clear Lake, has served on several CCISD committees including the Boundary committee, Bond committee, District Education Improvement (DEIC) committee, the Campus Instructional Improvement committee, and Super Sci-Tech Saturday conference committee. Ms. Hammond serves as a Director on the Gulf Coast Area Association of School Boards and is certified by TASB as a Master Trustee.  In addition to volunteering as a board member of the Bay Area Alliance for Youth & Families and the Assistance League of the Bay Area, has also served on Board of the Bay Area Turning Point and the Clear Creek Council of PTA’s; she also serves on committees for the Communities in Schools Bay Area organization and is active in her Church in leadership positions. She retired from NASA in 2004 and continued to assist the agency as a consultant for seven more years. Ms. Hammond has two children who are CCISD graduates.

Chris Reed
District 2 
chris-reed@ccisd.net

Trustee
Term Expires: May 2020

A former U.S. Army military police officer and paratrooper, Chris Reed currently owns Chris Reed Consulting where he provides local government, business and executive security consulting services. He is also the chief of police for the City of Kemah. He brings with him leadership experience gained as City Manager of Nassau Bay and League City Assistant Chief of Police as well as through his service in supporting the missions of many non-profit organizations around the region including the Clear Creek Education Foundation and Communities in Schools and Hope Village, to name a few. Reed also founded the Houston Area Wrestling Foundation which provides athletic opportunities to economically disadvantaged youth in the area. Reed is a graduate of Sam Houston State University with a Master of Science in criminal justice administration. He also earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from LeTourneau University and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy Command College. Chris Reed has been married 26 years to his wife and a teacher in CCISD, Jana, and is the father of three children.

Arturo Sanchez
District 3 
arturo-sanchez@ccisd.net

Trustee
Term Expires: May 2020 

Arturo Sanchez works at NASA Johnson Space Center and is the Deputy Director of the External Relations Office. Sanchez started his career at NASA in 2000, as a graduate cooperative education intern and held positions in education, equal opportunity programs, community and government relations, communications and outreach. He worked at Texas Instruments (TI) in Dallas from 2006-2012, serving as the director of Education and Workforce Development leading TI’s corporate K-12 science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education programs, investments and regional strategic university relationships. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration from Texas A&M International University in Laredo and a Master of Public Service and Administration from the George Bush School of Government and Public Service, at Texas A&M University in College Station. Arturo and his wife Jayme are proud parents of a second and fifth grader in CCISD.