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Clear Creek ISD’s student enrollment is nearly 42,000 and projections have the district adding an additional 2,100 students by 2021. CCISD is at 91.4% capacity for schools.
A new elementary school for 1,000 students will be built on donated property along Highway 96 in League City.
An 18-classroom addition will be added to the school and portables removed. Additional parking, library renovations, and a new intercom system are included.
A 10-classroom addition will be added to the school and portables removed.
A seven-classroom addition will be added to the school.
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Nearly 30% of the schools in Clear Creek ISD are more than 40 years old. Under this bond proposal, two schools that are over 50 years old will be rebuilt to meet today’s learning standards and 6 will receive major renovations.
The original school was built in 1939. In 2019, a smaller high school will be built behind the existing school to serve the unique program of Clear View High School as well as workforce readiness programs open to all CCISD high school students.
The original school was built in 1960. In 2020, a new elementary school will be built behind the existing school and will be constructed to serve 900 students.
Major renovations will be conducted at the following 40-50 year plus schools. Improvements include foundation/exterior repairs, increasing classroom and group learning spaces, updating libraries, re-utilizing existing administration areas for instruction or to enhance security, upgrading technology and adding a STEM lab to Ed White. All these major renovation projects include identified priority repairs and equipment replacements.
District-wide Priority Items: $66,235,122
Major project total costs include priority repairs at CCISD schools and support facilities. Repairs and equipment replacements were prioritized based on the following criteria: updates to current construction codes, safety reasons or critical replacements with life expectancy of 1–2 years.
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The bond proposal will address playground safety, upgrading campus security systems, and replacing school buses that are between 15-25 years old and have more than 200,000 miles.
Playground Replacement Fund: $1,500,000
75 School Buses: $7,900,000
Security, Surveillance, Access Control and Intrusion Detection Equipment: $8,110,333
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In 2018, Brookside Intermediate will be expanded with both classrooms and science labs in order for the district to open a second science magnet program. Annually, 200 students are turned away from the Seabrook Science Magnet due to limited space. Total project cost includes a Fine Arts addition, and identified priority repairs and equipment replacements.
The auditorium will receive a new sound booth, ticket booth, lighting, and a set shop expansion. Priority repairs are also included in the total project cost.
A new ground floor band hall will be added and existing fine arts and athletic spaces will be renovated. Priority repairs are also included in the total project cost.
A fine arts addition and renovation of the existing band hall. Priority repairs are also included in the total project cost.
A new rehearsal room will be added and renovations of the existing choir/orchestra area. Priority repairs are also included in the total project cost.
District-wide Athletic and Fine Arts Equipment Replacements: $4,000,000
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Network infrastructure, servers, and support equipment: $17,305,000
Replace or purchase and install ceiling projectors in majority of classrooms: $4,300,000
New telephone system district-wide: $2,855,000
Funds for staff computer replacement program: $4,000,000
Student computer labs: $3,350,000
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