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6 20 Creekside Intermediate 281.284.3500 4310 West Main St ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 25 McWhirter Elementary 281.284.4800 29 Armand Bayou Elementary TO DOWNTOWN HOUSTON 300 Pennsylvania 281.284.5100 Webster, TX 77598 ELLINGTON 16000 Hickory Knoll Air Field Houston, TX 77059 43 North Pointe Elementary 281.284.5900 Al mo 17 Bauerschlag Elementary nd Old Galveston Road C 3200 Almond Creek Dr. Village 43 re 28 ek Clear Lake City Blvd. 281.284.6100 Dale Houston, TX 77059 E n e l 2051 League City Pkwy. l D M G o r fy a id ea d d L o ll no l B K e League City, TX 77573 23 Parr Elementary ory b l Hick v r d o Red Bluff . o 281.284.4100 Beamer Rd. Scarsdale 29 k 3 Bay Elementary Space Ctr. Blvd. 1315 Hwy 3 South Bouldercrest 281.284.4600 San Jacinto HOUSTON League City, TX 77573 College 1502 Bayport Blvd. South Campus 45 Seabrook, TX 77586 27 Robinson Elementary 35 Red Bluff Dixie Farm Rd. Penn Hills 44 Clear Lake City Blvd. 30 281.284.6500 . d 31 28 Brookwood Elementary Pineloch lv B Old Galveston Road Escuela 451 Kirby Dr. o d ra 32 281.284.5600 34 o Space Ctr. Blvd. FalconPass 1 45 l D Les Talley Dr. E. Meyer Ave. Seabrook, TX 77586 Blackhawk Rd. E 16850 Middlebrook Dr. Kirby Rd. Loch Lake Dr. d Beamer Rd. T n h i FM 2351 u 33 n w d r Houston, TX 77059 e i 27 22 Ross Elementary r a . 2 b d El Mar a F R Hope Village Rd. y h p R Bay Area Blvd. r 281.284.4500 R S eseda o e e d s a e s 33 Clear Lake City Elementary d L 3 a in p e EL LAGO e D r 36 r D 2401 West Main St. R r. SEABROOK 281.284.4200 NASA Rd. 1 2nd League City, TX 77573 S Beamer Rd. at 1707 Fairwind Rd. 37 urn JOHNSON SPACE CENTER Houston, TX 77062 4 Stewart Elementary El Galveston Bay Ca 26 . mi vd HWY 3 no 42 Bl 45 R 281.284.4700 e o al 32 Falcon Pass Elementary ad or NASA Rd. 1 CLEAR LAKE SHORES 330 FM 2094 l D HWY 146 281.284.6200 Tall Ships E Blackhawk Rd. Marina Bay Dr 4 KEMAH Kemah, TX 77565 NASSAU BAY ./FM 2094 S o 2465 Falcon Pass Dr. 20 Creekside u W. Bay Area Blvd. WEBSTER 270 th S Walnut h Houston, TX 77062 35 Ward Elementary Intermediate 38 ore Blv 281.284.5400 Pilgrims Point 8 d. 5 5 Ferguson Elementary 281.284.3500 25 10 1440 Bouldercrest 4310 West Main St. Pennsylvania FM 518 281.284.5500 24 9 Houston, TX 77062 E. MAIN 11STREET 49 League City, TX 77573 Louisiana St. 1910 Compass Rose Blvd. 41 S. Kansas Ave. 7 1266 39 FM 518 FM 528 HWY 146 League City, TX 77573 45 Weber Elementary 13 League City Intermediate Townes Texas Ave. 281.284.6300 281.284.3400 47 270 HWY 96 18 Gilmore Elementary Friendswood Link 14 6 11955 Blackhawk Blvd. 2588 Webster St. 40 12 281.284.6400 W. NASA Blvd. 16 Houston, TX 77089 League City, TX 77573 46 15 Webster St. Education 3552 League City Pkwy. 48 13 21 W. Main St. Village League City, TX 77573 41 Wedgewood Elementary 2 Seabrook Intermediate FM 518 LEAGUE CITY 281.284.5700 281.284.3100 22 12 Goforth Elementary 20 Palamino St. 23 HWY 646 4000 Friendswood Link Rd. 2401 East Meyer Rd. 281.284.6000 Friendswood, TX 77546 Seabrook, TX 77586 HWY 96 2610 Webster Rd. HWY 3 Country Ln. League City, TX 77573 36 Whitcomb Elementary 26 Space Center Intermediate Bay Area Blvd. Meadowside 281.284.4900 281.284.3300 17 39 Greene Elementary 19 18 48 900 Reseda 17400 Saturn Ln. 281.284.5000 Houston, TX 77062 League City Parkway 2903 Friendswood Link Rd. Houston, TX 77058 44 Clear Horizons Early College Webster, TX 77598 1 Ed White Elementary 48 Victory Lakes Intermediate High School 281.284.4300 19 Hall Elementary 281.284.3700 281.929.4657 1708 Les Talley Dr. 281.284.5300 2880 West Walker 13735 Beamer Rd. Box 613 El Lago, TX 77586 League City, TX 77573 TO GALVESTON 5931 Meadowside Houston, TX 77089 SUPPORT FACILITIES League City, TX 77573 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS 37 Westbrook Intermediate 30 Clear Lake High School 6 Education Village 281.284.3800 11 Veterans Memorial Stadium For more information, 7 Hyde Elementary 6 Bayside Intermediate 281.284.1900 281.284.1100 302 W. El Dorado Blvd. 2305 East Main St. visit www.ccisd.net 281.284.5800 281.284.3000 2929 Bay Area Blvd. 4380 Village Way Friendswood, TX 77546 League City, TX 77573 or call 281-284-0000 3700 FM 518 East (See Education Village) Houston, TX 77058 League City, TX 77573 League City, TX 77573 HIGH SCHOOLS 47 CCISD Challenger Columbia 40 Brookside Intermediate 16 Clear Path Alternative School 10 Education Support Center Stadium 38 Landolt Elementary 281.284.3600 42 Clear Brook High School 281.284.1600 281-284-0000 1955 West NASA Blvd. 281.284.5200 3535 East FM 528 281.284.2100 400 South Kansas 2425 E. Main Street Webster, TX 77598 2104 Pilgrims Point Friendswood, TX 77546 4607 FM 2351 League City, TX 77573 League City, TX 77573 Friendswood, TX 77546 Friendswood, TX 77546 49 East Agriculture Center 8 Clear Creek Intermediate 21 Clear Springs High School 46 Central Support Facility 3255 Delesandri Ln. 15 League City Elementary 281.284.2300 9 Clear Creek High School 281.284.1300 281-284-0300 Kemah, TX 77565 281.284.4400 2451 East Main St. 281.284.1700 501 Palomino Ln. 2145 W. NASA Blvd 709 East Wilkins League City, TX 77573 2305 East Main St. League City, TX 77573 Webster, TX 77598 48 West Agriculture Center League City, TX 77573 League City, TX 77573 2155 West NASA Blvd. 34 Clear Lake Intermediate 24 Clear View High School 14 Technology Learning Center Webster, TX 77598 6 Mossman Elementary 281.284.3200 6 Clear Falls High School 281.284.1500 281-284-0400 281.284.4000 15545 El Camino Real 281.284.1100 400 South Walnut 330 S. Iowa (See Education Village) Houston, TX 77062 (See Education Village) Webster, TX 77598 League City, TX 77573.
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