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2015-2016 Student/Parent Handbook 2015-2016 Student/Parent Handbook ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS I.W. & Eleanor Hyde Elem. G. H. Whitcomb Elem. Westbrook Intermediate 281.284.5800 281.284.4900 281.284.3800 Armand Bayou Elem. 3700 FM 518 East 900 Reseda 302 W. El Dorado Blvd. 281.284.5100 League City, TX 77573 Houston, TX 77062 Friendswood, TX 77546 16000 Hickory Knoll Houston, TX 77059 HIGH SCHOOLS C.D. Landolt Elem. Ed H. White Elem. 281.284.5200 281.284.4300 Clear Brook High School Henry Bauerschlag Elem. 2104 Pilgrims Point 1708 Les Talley Dr. 281.284.2100 281.284.6100 Friendswood, TX 77546 El Lago, TX 77586 4607 FM 2351 2051 League City Pkwy. Friendswood, TX 77546 League City, TX 77573 League City Elem. Wedgewood Elem. 281.284.4400 281.284.5700 Clear Creek High School James F. Bay Elem. 709 East Wilkins 4000 Friendswood Link Rd. 281.284.1700 281.284.4600 League City, TX 77573 Friendswood, TX 77546 2305 E. Main Street 1502 Bayport Blvd League City, TX 77573 Seabrook, TX 77586 INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS McWhirter Elem./PDLS 281.284.4800 Bayside Intermediate Clear Falls High School Brookwood Elem. 300 Pennsylvania 281.284.3000 281.284.1100 281.284.5600 Webster, TX 77598 4430 Village Way 4380 Village Way 16850 Middlebrook Dr. League City, TX 77573 League City, TX 77573 Houston, TX 77059 Sandra Mossman Elem. 281.284.4000 Brookside Intermediate Clear Lake High School Clear Lake City Elem. 4050 Village Way 281.284.3600 281.284.1900 281.284.4200 League City, TX 77573 3535 E. FM 528 2929 Bay Area Blvd. 1707 Fairwind Road Friendswood, TX 77546 Houston, TX 77058 Houston, TX 77062 North Pointe Elem. 281.284.5900 Clear Creek Intermediate Clear Lake High School Falcon Pass Elem. th 3200 Almond Creek Drive 281.284.2300 9 Grade Center 281.284.6200 Houston, TX 77059 2451 East Main Street 281.284.2400 2465 Falcon Pass Dr. League City, TX 77573 2903 Falcon Pass Houston, TX 77062 Ralph Parr Elem. Houston, TX 77062 281.284.4100 Clear Lake Intermediate Lloyd R. Ferguson Elem. 1315 Hwy 3 South 281.284.3200 Clear Springs High School 281.284.5500 League City, TX 77573 15545 El Camino Real 281.284.1300 1910 Compass Rose Blvd. Houston, TX 77062 501 Palomino Lane League City, TX 77573 G.W. Robinson Elem. League City, TX 77546 281.284.6500 Creekside Intermediate Darwin L. Gilmore Elem. 451 Kirby Drive 281.284.3500 Clear Path Alternative 281.284.6400 Seabrook, TX 77586 4310 W. Main Street School 3552 League City Pkwy. League City, TX 77573 281.284.1600 League City, TX 77573 James H. Ross Elem. 400 South Kansas 281.284.4500 League City Intermediate League City, TX 77573 Art & Pat Goforth Elem. 2401 West Main Street 281.284.3400 281.284.6000 League City, TX 77059 2588 Webster Street Clear View High School 2610 Webster Rd. League City, TX 77573 281.284.1500 League City, TX 77573 LaVace Stewart Elem. 400 South Walnut 281.284.4700 Seabrook Intermediate Webster, TX 77598 P.H. Greene Elem. 330 FM 2094 281.284.3100 281.284.5000 Kemah, TX 77565 2401 East Meyer Road Clear Horizons Early 2903 Friendswood Link Rd. Seabrook, TX 77586 College High School Webster, TX 77598 John F. Ward Elem. 281.929.4657 281.284.5400 Space Center Intermediate 13735 Beamer Road Walter Hall Elem. 1440 Bouldercrest 281.284.3300 Box 613 281.284.5300 Houston, TX 77062 17400 Saturn Lane Houston, TX 77089 5931 Meadowside Houston TX 77058 League City, TX 77573 Weber Elem. 281.284.6300 Victory Lakes Intermediate 11955 Blackhawk Blvd. 281.284.3700 Houston, TX 77089 2880 West Walker League City, TX 77573 2015-2016 Parent/Student Handbook The Clear Creek Independent School District Student/Parent Handbook Acknowledgement Form PRINTED Legal Name of Student Student’s Date of Birth Grade School All Parents Must Sign and Return to the School by September 7, 2015. Please call the school principal if you have any questions As required by state law, the CCISD Board of Trustees has officially adopted the Student Code of Conduct in order to promote a safe and orderly learning environment for every student. This will certify that I understand and consent to my parental responsibilities as outlined in the school district’s Student Code of Conduct, Extra Curricular Code of Conduct and Clear Creek ISD (CCISD) rules and standards as set forth in this Student/Parent Handbook. This will further certify that, if my student is a bus rider, I have read and understand the Clear Creek ISD Rules of Conduct for School Bus Transportation as outlined in the standards set forth in this Student/Parent Handbook. Signature of Student Date Signature of Parent/Guardian Date As permitted by state and federal law and explained fully in CCISD Board Policy FL(LOCAL), CCISD has designated the following information as directory information (for the limited purposes described below): student name; address; telephone listing; electronic mail address; photograph; date and place of birth; major field of study; degrees, honors, and awards received; dates of attendance; grade level; most recent educational institution attended; participation in officially recognized activities and sports; and weight and height of members of athletic teams. CCISD does not release directory information to the general public. Unless the parent or adult student objects, directory information, as defined above, shall only be released to: a) Military recruiters, as required by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001, Section 9528, Armed Forces Recruiter Access to Student’s and Student Recruiting Information; b) accredited colleges or institutions of higher learning, and c) to others as otherwise provided in CCISD Board Policy FL (Regulation). 1. Parents or adult students may object to the release of directory information by checking the box below. 5 I object to the release of all directory information about my child. 2. CCISD uses a variety of resources to publicize district events and school news. Should you object to a photograph or other electronic image of your child on the school district website, third party websites CCISD utilizes for communications, newspaper, marketing brochures, publications, newsletters, or CCISD promotional videos formally prepared for use both inside and outside the school district, please check the box below. 5 I object to the use of a photograph or other electronic image of my child as described in the paragraph above. 3. Parents and students are required to read and adhere to CCISD’s Responsible Use Guidelines for the Network/Internet found in the Student/Parent Handbook. Should you object to your child using email or searching/browsing the Internet, please check the box below. Forms not returned will indicate that you agree to allow your son/daughter to utilize the network for educational purposes and your understanding that in allowing your child to use the network, you release the District, its officials, and employees from all claims and damages of any nature arising from my child’s use of, or inability to use, the system. CCISD shall not be responsible for ensuring the accuracy, age appropriateness, or usability of any information found on the Internet. 5 I do not give permission for my child to use email or search/browse the Internet while using CCISD’s electronic communications system. Signature of Parent/Guardian or Adult Student Date 2015-2016 Parent/Student Handbook 2015-2016 Parent/Student Handbook TABLE OF CONTENTS Section I – Forward .............................................................................................. 1 Section II – Duties, Responsibilities and Rights of Parents .............................. 2 Home/School Partnership ......................................................................................................2 Parent-Teacher Communication ............................................................................................2 Student Information ...............................................................................................................3 Parent Consent/Notification ..................................................................................................3 Chapter 26: Parental Rights and Responsibilities ................................................................4 Section III – Student Records .............................................................................. 7 Section IV – Duties, Responsibilities, and Rights of Students .......................... 9 Standards for Student Conduct ..............................................................................................9 Student Rights .......................................................................................................................9 Automobiles/Motorized Vehicles (High School Only) .......................................................10 Dress Code ..........................................................................................................................10 Cellular Phones/Electronic Equipment ...............................................................................11 Prohibited Items ..................................................................................................................12 Publications .........................................................................................................................12 Prior Review ........................................................................................................................12 Searches and Interrogations .................................................................................................13 Textbooks ............................................................................................................................13
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