The Clear Creek Independent School District and the Athletic Hall of Honor Board of Directors are proud to announce the second class that will be inducted into this elite group of exceptional sportsmen and women.

Meet Osvaldo Lozano of Clear Horizons Early College High School. Osvaldo represents the bright futures that are ahead for the Class of 2017.

Families can expect to see a ten-cent increase for elementary school meals in 2017-2018 school year due to a federal mandate under the National School Lunch Program. Effective August 22, 2017, paid lunch meals for elementary schools will be $2.35 versus $2.25 from the previous year.

The Clear Creek ISD Board of Trustees is now seeking nominations for the 2017 Citizen of the Year. The award is given each year to honor an outstanding community member for their support of CCISD programs and activities.

He may only be in 3rd grade, but Dylan Keen is a walking role model of CCISD’s Core Values which is why the youngster was presented with the prestigious Student Hero Award by the State Board of Education.

At the May monthly Board meeting, the District welcomed two new stakeholder representatives to the Board of Trustees. Chris Reed, representing District 2, and Arturo Sanchez, representing District 3, were sworn in to their new positions.

Meet Vy Tran of Clear Horizons Early College High School. Vy represents the bright futures that are ahead for the Class of 2017.

Meet Hana Short of Clear View High School. Hana represents the bright futures that are ahead for the Class of 2017.

Meet Matthew Churchman of Clear Lake High School. Matthew represents the bright futures that are ahead for the Class of 2017.

Meet Travis Buckmaster of Clear Springs High School. Travis represents the bright futures that are ahead for the Class of 2017.