Volunteer & Mentor
Clear Creek ISD places the highest value on the involvement and impact of volunteers and mentors on campus and in the lives of students.
New volunteer applications are now available.
What is a Volunteer?
A volunteer is a person who shares his or her knowledge, skills, time and talents with CCISD students and staff.
Who can volunteer?
Parents, guardians, grandparents, business partners and any member of our community who wishes to become a part of the educational team.
What will I do as a volunteer?
Volunteers provide a variety of supports to students, teachers or other school staff. From helping teachers in the classroom, library or workroom to serving as a science fair judge for the District’s annual Science and Engineering Fair, volunteers model CCISD core values and are essential members of the CCISD family.
To learn more about volunteer opportunities on your campus, e-mail the address below:
What is a Mentor?
A mentor is a positive role model who acts as a sounding board, guide and a friend to a student. Sometimes, a mentor may be that one caring adult, most often for a student who is at risk, and who can provide quality meaningful interaction with a student to support and enhance their educational - and life - experience.
CCISD is launching the B.R.I.D.G.E.S. Mentor Program (Building Relationships that Impact Decision-making, Grit, and Educational Success) starting at Landolt Elementary, Bayside Intermediate, Seabrook Intermediate and Clear View High School.
CCISD is seeking mentors to serve as a B.R.I.D.G.E.S. mentor and support students who are facing personal, social and/or academic challenges. Mentors are trained and supported throughout the mentor process.
Prospective mentors are asked complete the CCISD Volunteer Application on this page as well as the B.R.I.D.G.E.S. Mentor Application below.
B.R.I.D.G.E.S. Mentor Application
CCISD also partners with the Big Brother Big Sisters organization and other individuals and organizations that create meaningful mentoring opportunities.
To explore the mentor program in CCISD, please contact Keonsha Bernard.
Student Safety is Paramount in Clear Creek ISD
To volunteer and mentor in CCISD schools, future volunteers must complete an on on-line application. Completing the application permits Clear Creek ISD to conduct a criminal background check prior to clearing an individual to serve on a CCISD campus.
Applicants will be directed to a contracted third party to proceed through the application process and provide permission for the criminal background check.
The background check is strictly confidential and and results will be processed through the CCISD Safe & Secure Schools department.
Frequently Asked Questions
School Safety Training Course
CCISD is committed to keeping students, staff and volunteers safe. As a CCISD volunteer, you are encouraged to take the CCISD School Safety Training Course which covers the District’s Standard Response Protocol, Communication and Reunification and Behavioral Health & School Safety.
Calling All Watch D.O.G.S.
Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) is an innovative school program engaging fathers, and father figures, in students' lives. CCISD is seeking male role models to serve their neighborhood campus as an extra set of eyes and ears and added level of support for CCISD students.
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Celebrating Those Who Give Back
Each year, Clear Creek ISD recognizes those who devote their time and energy toward the success of more than 40,000 students. Every campus names a volunteer of the year and an overall volunteer of the year for both the elementary and secondary levels is announced at the annual Volunteer & Partnership Breakfast. This special event enables the District to shine a light on the contributions of our generous parents and community supporters.
2024 Campus Volunteers of the Year
Lauren Pearson, Armand Bayou Elementary
Rani Tate, Bauerschlag Elementary
Kumiko Kadohama, Bay Elementary
Amy Xenefos, Brookwood Elementary
Karen Tulloch, Campbell Elementary
Michelle Ashley, Clear Lake City Elementary
Alicia Morgan, Ed White Elementary
Louisa Weise Barausky, Falcon Pass Elementary
Tony Simmons, Ferguson Elementary
Vickie Miller, Gilmore Elementary
Gwen Torstrick, Goforth Elementary
Vanessa Trevino, Greene Elementary
Courtney Boudreaux, Hall Elementary
Leslie Holcomb, Hyde Elementary
Julia Mergerle, Landolt Elementary
Sergio Medina, League City Elementary
Melissa Porter, McWhirter Elementary
Shannon Sobkowiak, Mossman Elementary
Heather Strawser, North Pointe Elementary
Melissa Thomas, Parr Elementary
Melissa Bittick, Robinson Elementary
Ashley Gilfoil and Rebecca Walker, Ross Elementary
Liane Soukup Chlebowski, Stewart Elementary
Lesley Butts, Ward Elementary
Karina Quijada, Weber Elementary
Rhonda Rogers, Wedgewood Elementary
Bernadette Chessman, Whitcomb Elementary
Anna Hubbard, Bayside Intermediate
Debi Matthews, Brookside Intermediate
Citymark Church, Clear Creek Intermediate
Michelle Ashley, Clear Lake Intermediate
Julie Hyde, Creekside Intermediate
Dr. Mark Matney, League City Intermediate
Seabrook PTA Executive Board, Seabrook Intermediate
Amy Xenofos, Space Center Intermediate
Kimberly Spreeman, Victory Lakes Intermediate
Candice McCormack, Westbrook Intermediate
Kari Ayala and Michelle Stuart, Clear Brook High School
Michael and Sherri Creedon, Clear Creek High School
Hilton Koch, Clear Falls High School
Selena Bradley, Clear Horizons Early College High School
Jana Paul, Clear Lake High School
Nate Shandera, Clear Springs High School
Eric Foster, Clear View High School