1. Welcome to the Family @ Clear View High School
Small School… Big Impact

2. Welcome & Introduction: Michael

3. Clear View High School Mission Statement
The mission of Clear View High School, the premier learning community of choice for transformative education in CCISD, is to ensure each student develops self-confidence, sets and achieves goals for academic and social success, and becomes a positive contributor to the global society, realized by meaningful relationships, personalized instruction, community involvement, and an unwavering commitment to each student—because we are a family where every individual can
Begin, Belong, and Become.

4. Who are our Students? We Love Our Kids 175-235 Students
Students from every corner of the disrict
Whole Child Education
We Love Our Kids

5. Who Are We? A Family 1 of 2 District Charter Schools
Designed to serve the varied needs of 9th – 12th grade students within CCISD.
Smaller Classes (12 to1)
Structured Environment (Student & Parent Contracts)
Innovative Classroom Instruction (Exceptional Teachers)
Less Distractions (Fewer Extracurricular Activities)
Mentoring Programs (Leadership & Community Partnerships)
Leading the District in Instructional Technology
Increased Social & Emotional Support for Students
A Family

6. Campus Team Leadership Team 1 – Spanish Teacher
Michael Houston – Principal
1 – Speech/Business Marketing/Yearbook Teacher
Cassie Wiley – Dean of Instruction & Asst. Principal
1 – Computer and Business Teacher
Julie Buras– Lead Counselor
Erin Provost– Academic & Support Counselor
1 – P.E. Coach
Teachers
2 – Health Sciences Teachers (includes Certified Nursing Assistant Program)
5 – English Language Arts Teachers
5 – Math Teachers
1 – Cosmetology Instructor
4 – Social Studies Teachers
1 – Open Entry & Credit Recovery Teacher
4 – Science Teachers
1 – JROTC Instructor (1 period a day)
1 – Art Teacher
1 - Librarian
One Class of American Sign Language
2 Classes of Theater Arts

7. Gold Medal Staff CCISD 2016 Secondary Principal of the Year
CCISD 2016 Secondary Volunteer of the Year
CCISD 2016 Secondary Teacher of the Year
Region IV Teacher of the Year

8. Programs & Extracurricular
Most Core Academic Courses Offered
Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.) Program
Cosmetology Program
Microsoft Certification Course & Program
Literary Genre Courses
Robotics Class & Competition Team
Student-Adult Leadership & Service Alliance (SALSA)
Dual Credit
PALs
JROTC
HOSA
Districtwide CTE Participation
National Technical Honor Society
Skills USA Competition
Dodgeball Tournaments
Talent Show
Mini Courses

9. Mini Courses Fitness/Zumba Animal Care/Animal Therapy Classic TV Shows
Fun Desserts
Card Games
Book Club
Volleyball
Career Exploration
College survival 101
Basic Automotive Care
Crochet
Personal Finance
Stress Management
Walk and Talk
Sewing
Line Dancing
Weightlifting
T-shirt Quilts
Scrapbooking
Microsoft Certifications
Soccer
Inspirational Movies
Music Recording
Board games
Historical Movies
Upcycling Crafts
Woodworking
Karaoke
Programming Video Games
Painting
Study Hall
CPR
Video Games
Anger Management
Computer Programming
Basketball
First Aid
Disc Golf
Photography
Community Service
Guitar

10. Some of our Current Partnerships
CVHS Parent Booster Club
Campus Needs
Scholarships
Bay Area Alliance for Youth & Families
Texas Healthy Adolescents Initiative Grant
Youth Advisory Council -SALSA
Project Graduation
Clear Creek Education Foundation
ACU of Texas & JSC Federal Credit Union
City of Webster
Course Presentations/Support
Mini Courses
Career Explorations
T-shirt Competition
Mentoring & Role Models
Association of Business & Professional Women
Rotary Clubs – Space Center, League City, & Seabrook
“Difference Makers”
Depelchin Children’s Center

11. Attendance, Behavior, & Effort
Are You Trying?
NO Work Refusal
NO Zeroes
Tutorials & Study Hall
Late Work & Make Up Work
There is NO such thing as a “No Homework Policy”
Maintain 90% or higher
Closely Monitor Tardies & Truancy
Community Service Hours
Core Values Matter
Dress Code
Appropriate Language
Appropriate Conversations

12. Student Application Process
Student & Parent Complete Application
Home Campus Counselor/Assist. Principal add documentation and submit application to CVHS
Application is Reviewed (Needs, Attendance, Behavior)
Parent is notified of status and personal interviews are scheduled

13. Now Accepting Applications?
Application, Review Process, Interview, Acceptance, & Enrollment
Summer Freshmen Academy
Incoming 9th Graders
August 8th – 10th
8:00 a.m. – 12:00

14. Freshmen Academy Breakfast & Lunch each day Registration & Orientation
Tour Campus & Meet your Teachers
Fun Activities
Technology Training
Make New Friends!

15. A Place to Begin, Belong, Become..
Clear View High School
Q & A
Michael – End
A Place to Begin, Belong, Become..