Prevention Services
Clear Creek ISD provides a multitude of services and programs aimed to safeguard students' mental, physical and emotional health.
Prevention Training
In accordance with EHAA(Local), the Clear Creek Independent School District provides instruction relating to the prevention of child abuse, family violence, dating violence, and sex trafficking. Instruction relating to child abuse, family violence, dating violence, and sex trafficking is tied to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills. These lessons are taught through anti-victimization/personal safety in grades K-12 and healthy relationships in grades 9-12. This curriculum is designed to supplement, not replace, the parent’s role in dealing with these issues and parent involvement is always strongly encouraged throughout the program.
For a more detailed description of the curriculum taught at each grade level, please contact your student’s campus counselor to schedule a meeting during the school day to preview the curriculum taught.
District Request for Parent Consent Regarding Prevention Training
Healthy Choices for Intermediate Students
The Healthy Choices program is a District initiative to better meet the needs of intermediate students by addressing many of the issues students face and helping them learn ways to abstain from high risk behaviors.
The special lecture series, taught in the health fitness classes, follows their class schedule and is designed to complement their curriculum with a special in-depth focus on drug awareness and abstinence-plus sex education. The program is designed to supplement, not replace, the parent’s role in dealing with these issues and parent involvement is always strongly encouraged throughout the program.
Abstinence Based Healthy Decision-Making Program
This course is taught to 7th grade students through the Health and Fitness classes. Click here to view session overview.
District Request for Parent Consent Regarding Human Sexuality Instruction
Youth Mental Health Program
CCISD leaders in mental health promote awareness of mental health issues through staff, student and community training. Similar to "First Aid" and CPR, the Youth Mental Health First Aid program teaches individuals how to help youth experiencing mental health challenges or crises.
Bullying Prevention
By fostering an overall climate of inclusion, warmth and respect, schools can promote the development of core social and emotional skills in students and staff alike. Students with greater social emotional competency are less likely to be aggressors, targets of bullying or passive bystanders.
In Clear Creek ISD, counselors provide instruction to students on identifying social conflict versus bullying, possible choices in a social conflict and demonstrating core values.
CCISD also features a reporting system, called Anonymous Alerts, where students, staff, families and the community may anonymously report concerns to school officials.