Corpus Christi ISD is proud to announce the next phase of its 1:1 for everyone, which expands access to digital learning tools for all grade levels. During the 2025–26 school year, students in grades K–12 will have access to a district-issued device. Students in grades 3 through 5 will have access to a 1:1 device while at school, and students in grades 6-12 will have a device directly assigned to them for use at school and home. Families of students in grades 3–8 will also have the option to request that their child’s device be sent home for extended learning opportunities. Highlights of the Initiative: Internet filters: All devices will be equipped with internet filtering to help ensure safe browsing at school and home. Insurance options: Families will have access to device insurance options ranging from $15-$30, which can be found on the school webstore. Student Technology Service Center: Certified high school student technicians will continue to provide device repair and maintenance through the Student Technology Service Center, supporting both sustainability and career-ready skills development. “Providing devices for each student ensures equitable access districtwide and enables students to take learning beyond the four walls of the classroom, when appropriate,” said Director of Technology Support Services Janelle Reyes. To learn more about the 1:1 Student Device Initiative—including FAQs, please visit ccisd.us/page/technology-services or reach out through Let’s Talk or by contacting Technology Services by texting (361) 600-3691 or emailing Let’s Talk at ccisd.tx@k12-lets-talk.com
🎉CCISD's Early Childhood Development Center named H-E-B Excellence in Education finalist🎉
Corpus Christi ISD concluded the annual Winter Break with exciting news, with officials learning Jan. 9 that the Early Childhood Development Center was named a state finalist in the prestigious H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards in the Early Childhood Center category.
"We are thrilled to see our Early Childhood Development Center staff's dedication recognized at such a prestigious level," said Superintendent Dr. Roland Hernandez. "Being named a finalist in H-E-B's Excellence in Education Awards for early childhood education is a testament to our commitment to providing quality early learning experiences for our youngest students."
Winners will be announced at the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards ceremony in May. The winning Early Childhood Center will receive $25,000, and finalists in the category $5,000.
H-E-B Excellence in Education’s School District Award is based on commitment to student achievement through innovative programs, parent/community involvement, and professional development opportunities for teachers and administrators. Since their awards program began in 2002, H-E-B has awarded more than $13 million to Texas teachers, principals, public school districts, school boards, and early childhood facilities.
The lottery application opens up on February 1st. Share with your friends and family to apply for the 2025-2026 school year.
Lottery applications will also be available for MetroE School of Design for our students moving up to kindergarten.
Space is limited for the upcoming school year so apply as soon as it opens.
Tomorrow, Thursday, February 1st
Tell all your friends and family to apply for the 2024-2025 school year. Lottery applications will also be available for MetroE School of Design for our students moving up to kindergarten. Space is limited for the upcoming school year so apply as soon as it opens.
Congratulations to Miss Monica Garcia on being selected as a semifinalist by the selection committee of the district's 2023-2024 Teacher of the Tear Program. Your commitment to education and the impact you've made on your students are truly commendable.
Just a reminder tomorrow, Friday, January 25th is the end of Theme 5 and our dress up day.
