Overview for Students

Clear Creek ISD delivers curriculum and instruction and student services designed to meet the needs of the 21st Century Learner. We successfully integrate instruction with technology to arm children with the tools to succeed whether a student is in pre-kindergarten or on the verge of graduation. Clear Creek ISD is proud to have exceptional educational programs brought to life by our superior educators.

Portrait of a Clear Creek ISD Graduate

The fundamental goals of the District reflect that the District's curriculum and instructional program shall enable students to be:

• Effective Communicators who master the basic skills of reading, writing, speaking/listening and mathematical skills sufficient for daily living and for efficient functioning in a diverse and complex society.
• Creative Problem Solvers who have the ability to comprehend oral and written information, process the information and/or knowledge and can anticipate, assess and resolve problems.
• Collaborative Team Members who use leadership and group skills to establish effective, supportive and cooperative interpersonal relationships with and between others.
• Wellness Advocates who practice habits that provide for continuous improvement and maintenance of their mental and physical health. They are self-assured and have a positive self-concept.
• Technology Users who understand and apply a variety of current technologies to access information, produce products and solve problems in their personal and professional lives.
• Celebrants of Diversity who practice respect for diversity through acceptance and toleration of cultures other than their own. Attributes include speaking positively about other cultures, associating with heterogeneous groups, accepting and practicing different cultural experiences and continuously learning about other cultures.
• Future Employees who have a strong work ethic by demonstrating knowledge about current careers and possessing the appropriate skills necessary to attain work and continue to seek and update training throughout their careers.
• Life-Long Learners who commit to the process of learning and value education in order to create a vision for their future, set priorities and goals, create options, take responsibility for pursuing these goals and monitor and evaluate their programs.