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2019 Annual Report
The Clear Creek Education Foundation inspires educational excellence through innovation
across the Clear Creek Independent School District by securing a wide range of resources
through community-wide partnerships.
From the Executive Director
The mission of the Clear Creek Education Foundation (CCEF) is clearly
defined and in all aspects inspires educational excellence through
innovation given to students of Clear Creek ISD. The commitment and
daily support from the CCEF Board of Directors is evident in the results
realized since inception in 1992. CCEF has provided $3,769,404 to the
district for innovative, hands-on, and engaging learning materials that
takes education to the next level. CCEF offers five separate innovative
grant applications where any teacher or administrator can apply for
funds raised in our community. The results of these grants can be seen
district wide in all students and across all subject areas in some way.
We continue to collaborate with CCISD administrators and teachers to support those
programs that meet the mission of CCEF to take learning to the next level. The Leader in Me
training is truly teaching our kids the skills they need to be successful in the classroom as well as
in their personal lives. With this exciting initiative our community partners are making a real Teacher and Student Grants
lasting difference that students will take with them into their adult lives. CCEF is on target to
reach its aggressive five-year plan goal to gift $5 million to CCISD by 2022 for innovation in the Special Innovative Grants
classroom. Community support is the backbone of CCEF’s success, and our continued
Other Designated Programs
partnership will make this possible. Clear Horizons Early College H.S.
The Leader in Me Program
Together Everyone Achieves More! Boeing Makerspace Grant
National Board Teacher Certification
Deborah Laine
Executive Director
National Board Clear Horizons Early
Teacher Certification College High School
CCEF encourages and underwrites exceptional Clear Horizons Early College High School (CHECHS) enables and
teachers to achieve the highest and most rigorous encourages high school students to be first generation college students.
standards set by the U.S. Department of Education CHECHS students graduate from San Jacinto College South with an
by offering financial support upon completion. associate degree as well as a high school diploma from CCISD. At the
Since 2007, 19 teachers have accomplished this November board meeting, CCEF awarded $60,000 for the 2019-2020
with the help of CCEF. school year which will be used to supplement instructional funding.
This brings the total to $505,000 funded to CHECHS since 2011.
Special Innovative Grants (SIG)
“Purposeful Partnerships” “Changing the way students learn with Hummingbird”
CCEF awarded a SIG for $50,000 to Suzanne Ferrell at CCISD's CCEF also awarded a SIG for $10,241 to Kacey Allensworth,
Learning Support Center. This district community makerspace will Nancy Bearden, Vincent Slatton, Christell Burkart and Ameia
be the hub for all CCISD librarians and advanced academic Haynesworth at Space Center Intermediate! "21st Century Skills:
specialists to support professional learning for each other as well as Changing the way students learn with Hummingbird" is a
teachers across CCISD. Equipped with 3-D Printers, Robotics, classroom robotics kit which provides motors, sensors, lights and
Virtual Reality and so much more, this community learning space a microprocessor that can be controlled with a custom visual
will create a working area for exploring, creating and building models programming language. These kits bring learning to life by
that stem from student's imagination while focusing on STEAM. allowing students to build models with moving parts out of
This grant, a district-wide initiative that will impact 42,000 kids from ordinary materials, all while focusing on skills such as creative
kindergarten to 12th grade, is made possible by the tremendous thinking, collaboration, communication, technology literacy and
support received from our Quarter Century Club Partners. productivity. This grant will impact 1,000 students in grades
6-8th in CCISD!
SIG: An opportunity for a large-scale grant up to $50,000 designed to encourage and support
innovative teaching and learning, impacting an entire campus or multiple campuses .
The Quarter Century Club is a donor recognition program for individuals that was developed to commemorate the 25th
Anniversary of the Foundation. Quarter Century Club Partners are passionate about Inspiring Educational Excellence by
providing an educational experience that is innovative and creative on a larger scale for CCISD students. These funds will
be utilized each year for a Special Innovative Grant that is
designed to support programs of this magnitude. Quarter
Century Club Partners commit to a donation of $10,000 and
may make payment in full or in equal installments of $2,500
over 4 consecutive years.
Founding Partners
Arepalli—Karumuri Family Grant Mike and Marilyn Huss
Bob and Nancy Anderson John 10:10
Joe and Jeanette Barlow Sandy Johnson
Raymond Bartels Carl and Colene Joiner
Jon and Sally Branson Dr. Sandra and Gary Mossman
Deborah Davis Ryan O’Hara
Paul and Amy Dumphey Greg and Pam Ploss
Richard and Traci Dvorak Michael and Cindy Porterfield
Dr. Glenn and Sara Freedman Bob and Carol Robinson
Kaci and Harris Hanson Dr. Greg and Kathy Smith
E Science Fair Innovative Grants
D SFIG: Secondary students may apply for a Science Fair Innovative Grant (SFIG) to enhance their science fair
project. Students must apply under the guidance and sponsorship of a teacher. This program was founded by
U the Arepalli-Karumuri Family Grant.
CCEF is proud to have funded $2,938 to 8 students for the 2019-2020 school year.
C School Student Teacher Proposal
A Clear Falls HS Nathaneal Colling Lauren Cooper The Effects of CPU over-
clocking and temperature
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on speed and stability of
the computer
Different PH levels and its
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Clear Horizons Julie Trinh Katie Bufford
effects on the MCF7
Breast Cancer Cells
O Clear Falls HS Maggie Davidson John Hite Effect of chemical and
mineral sunscreen on
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strain populations of acne
Brookside Inter. Brianna Cook Deborah Kaufman Electromites: The
A Hardwick
Hydration of the Future
The ecological impact a
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Clear Brook HS Steven Marsh Alaina Garza
filter can have on a cars Fund Fact: CCEF has
exhaustion pipe infused more than
Seabrook Inter. Kristen Mobley Tammie Hyde Science Fair Pocket Lab $2.2 million in
Observing the Educational Grants and
G Clear Falls HS Vijeta Revankar Lauren Cooper
Effectiveness of P. acne
Ribotype RT6 in
Designated Programs
since 1992!
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obtaining clear skin
Westbrook Inter. Emmy Li Lisa Coleman Highly Porous
Material for CO2 Capture
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N Student-Teacher Innovative Grants
T STIG: This program supports
“Student-Teacher Innovative
S Projects.” An individual student or
a team of students may apply under
the guidance of a teacher to
implement hands-on
instructional ideas that enrich the
classroom learning experience.
CCEF is proud to have funded $5,758 to
4 students for the 2019-2020
school year.
School Teacher Student(s) Grant Title
Hyde Elementary Julie Vande Hei Alexis Smothermon and Hyde Hurricane Chill Zone
Josie Norcross
Clear Horizons Brandon Billings Julie Trinh and Materials for Science Olimpiad
Rida Siddiqi Competition
Teacher Innovative Grants & Mini-Grants
TIG: Teachers apply for Teacher Innovative Grants to implement innovative, hands-on instructional ideas that enrich
the classroom learning experience.
CCEF is proud to have funded $125,588 to 62 teachers at 27 campuses in CCISD for the 2019-2020 school year.
Mini-Grant: Intended to enhance classroom learning by providing creative resources to teachers that aren't available.
CCEF is proud to have funded $22,699 to 52 teachers impacting more than 10,600 students at 29 CCISD campuses in the
form of Mini-Grants for the 2019-2020 school year.
Armand Bayou Elementary Clear Springs High Mossman Elementary
Let’s Build a Better Foundation through Place Audio Production Equipment — John Davis Knightly Garden — Lisa Burnam
Value — Heather Danek Projected Based Learning with Raspberry Pi— Educating the Whole Child — Jennifer Fox
Good Morning ABE — Donna Casas Charles Wang
Programming, Piloting Drones — Charles Wang North Pointe Elementary
Bay Elementary Smart Physics — Joshua Jones Bringing Literacy to Life with Musical
Bringing Research Alive! — Patrice Dean Instruments — Marti Chandler
Bay Weather Station — Mary Puckitt Clear View High
STEAM Morning Spots — Jewell Deleon T-Shirts — Karla Lyde Parr Elementary
Hand Held Microscopes for the Undiscovered Nonfiction Fills the Classroom — Jennifer
Bayside Intermediate World — Richard Cockerham Salazar
Dry Erasing the Mystique of the Periodic Table— Virtual Reality in the Classroom — Timothy Building Character with Literacy — Anna Lowery
Jeffrey Simms Green Problem—Solvers are Peacemakers — Yesenia
Chemistry Labs and Demos — Julie Edwards Ragghianti
Creekside Intermediate Listening and Speaking to Learn — Stephanie
Brookside Intermediate Headphones for All — Shelly Jordan Hirsch
Putting Learning in the Hands of Students— Styling with a Stylus — Christopher Rafalik Second Grade Electronic Portfolios — Michele
Doris Herrmann Cobras on Target — Captain Brian Jackson Cruthirds
Wired Up and Ready to Make: Duino, Circuits Using Non-Fiction Texts to Support Science &
and more! — Joey Segura Falcon Pass Elementary Social Studies Learning — Anna Lowery
Learning is Woven in our Genes — Joey Segura EQ is as important as IQ!— Deborah Adams
Making Thinking Visible with Models in Math— Ross Elementary
Campbell Elementary Nicole Bartel Parent’s As Teachers: A Night of Connecting
Yoga Empowers Students — Jewell Deleon Rigamajig — Amber O’Banion Learning to Home —Wendy Detenbeck and
Clear Brook High 3 Doodlers — Deborah Adams Molly McGinnis
I Can Cook That How? — Hope Taub Ferguson Elementary Seabrook Intermediate
Just Say Aahhh! — Angela Vong Self Regulation Center — Heather Reynolds Spartan Archery — Dennis Jones
Dog Grooming and Daily Boarding — Marlo It’s as Easy as ABC — Jacquelin Buehler Project Club 18 — Keri Dean
Lamb Rainfall Simulator — Kacy Allensworth
DNA Analysis Equipment for Personalized Gilmore Elementary Hydroponics for Kids — Tammy Oldani
Student Investigation — Alaina Garza See the World with Seesaw — Chelsea Singleton
I Can Hear Myself Learn — Kelly Winslow Space Center Intermediate
Goforth Elementary Science Literacy Through Academic Vocabulary—
Clear Creek High Playground Communication Board — Sarah Amy Singleton
Lit Circle — Kristina Hernandez Foreman
Film Making with DSLR — Laura Gladney Wiggle Walks — Marie Woods - Petitti Stewart Elementary
Lemon Drumfit Grant App — Mary Middlebrooks
PB&J with HEARTS — Stacey Lange Greene Elementary Mindfulness Boxes — Kimberly Blanchard
Yoga and Mindfulness — Jossie Quintana Creatively Coding Cougars — Melissa Magdaleno
Not Averse to Verse — Helen Becker STEM Bins — Michelle Brown Weber Elementary
Chao from Vietnam — Colleen Baldwin
Clear Creek Intermediate Hall Elementary The Beauty of Code: As Far as the Eye can “C” —
CCI Special Services Recycling Project — Erin Bolt’d Inspiration — Blythe Brown Alphonse Argieard
Kemp Hyde Elementary Wedgewood Elementary
Clear Falls High Fine Motor Skill Activities — Jennifer Jones Building Character Through Literature — Julie
Biofeedback for Stress Reduction and Self Care— Cool Down Corner — Kelly Jones Sorensen
Christine Mueller League City Elementary Whitcomb Elementary
Clear Horizons Let’s Talk About Math — Yesenia Verduzco Social Students Centers Us — Jacquelen
Decision Day Celebration — Valerie Kahlich Math Manipulatives for 4th Grade Bilingual Campbell
Physics in a Box — Brandon Billings Students — Maria Henriquez Hands on STEM—Kimberly Riggs
League City Intermediate Kindergarten Breakout! — Shelley Pierce and
Clear Lake City Elementary Kristina Hulse
Robot Roundup — Michelle Brookover Build a Better Book Club — Erin Logan
Breaking Out the History — Andrea Plato White Elementary
Clear Lake High Namaste Calm & Focused — Erin Logan STEM Volleyball—Courtney Kolaja
Maker Music for All! — Shirley Cook Dickey
Moth Storytelling Hour — Shirley Cook McWhirter Elementary
Dickey And Then a Sphero Comes Along — Richard
Making Chemistry Visible — Paige James Salazar
Empowering Students through Video — Anthony
Clear Lake Intermediate Nastasi
Learning Math with Manipulatives — Carri Lynne Dugat Little Neighborhood Library —
Gregory Laura Casper-Teague
Cultural Connections — Stephenie Ruby Phonics Prevention and Intervention — Laura
Can You Hear Me Now? — Doris Herrmann Casper-Teague
F “I Love CCISD Fashion Show”
U The Clear Creek Education Foundation hosted its 13th annual fashion show on March 31st at Mercedes Benz of
N Clear Lake. Themed “I Love CCISD…Where the Community Inspires Education Together,” more than 250 guests
were in attendance and more than $30,000, a new record for this event, was raised to support innovative
D programs in the Clear Creek Independent School District. The Fashion Show showcased many things CCEF loves
about CCISD! Complete with runway seating, hors d’oeuvre stations provided by local restaurants, and talent
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vignettes featuring CCISD students, it was an event for all to enjoy.
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N TopGolf Tournament
T On June 27th, the Clear Creek Education Foundation hosted its 4th Annual CCISD Alumni and Friends TopGolf
Tournament. The tournament hosted more than 220 guests in attendance from around the area, all enjoying a great
S afternoon full of fun, fellowship, games and prizes! Just over $33,700, a new record for this event, was raised to
support innovative programs in the Clear Creek Independent School District. New this year, one of the five RV-12
airplanes built by Clear Springs High School students was featured at the event for guests to see. The Clear Creek
Education Foundation funded a portion of the first airplane built through a Teacher Innovative Grant. Even more exciting,
a fly-by took place with four home-built RV airplanes. Two of the pilots and builders, David Grover and Rick Carr, worked
closely with Ernie Butcher, the lead on this aerospace engineering program through Eagle’s Nest Projects, on mentoring the
Clear Springs High School students as they built these planes.
Dine Out to Donate
The Clear Creek Education Foundation’s 5th annual “Dine Out to Donate” event on October 7th was a huge success with 63
local participating restaurants donating a combined total of more than $25,400. Congratulations to the winning schools
with the highest participation!
Elementary: Intermediate: High School:
1st: Ed White 1st: Clear Creek 1st: Clear View
2nd: Ward 2nd: Seabrook 2nd: Clear Horizons
3rd: Brookwood 3rd: League City 3rd: Clear Springs/Clear Creek
Annual Awards Presentation and Gala
The Clear Creek Education Foundation’s 19th Annual Awards Presentation and Gala was hosted on Saturday, Nov. 2 at South Shore
Harbour Resort & Conference Center. Themed “Next Giant Leap… Shoot for the Moon and Land among the Stars,” more than 340
attendees helped honor many individuals for their positive contributions to the Clear Creek Independent School District and more
than $85,000 was raised for innovative programs supporting students, a new record for this event!
2019 Honorees
George B. Carlisle Award – Ann Hammond
Distinguished Alumni Awards – Jackie Mitchell (CCHS
‘83), Dr. Daniel Okorodudu (CCHS ‘00), Dr. Dale
Okorodudu (CCHS ‘02) and Melissa Wiginton (CLHS
‘92)
Valor Award – Darren Ellisor—(CLHS ‘92)
CCISD Superstar Awards - Ron Masters, Alaina Garza
and Lyzette Ruiz
Dennis Johnson Memorial Small Business Award - Tim
and Debbie Kropp– MRI Technologies
CCISD Citizen of the Year – Chris Reed
Event Sponsors and Supporters
Fashion Show: Jay and Carrie Cunningham
Grazia Italian Kitchen
Oral Surgery Associates
Rise Cupcakes
Mercedes Benz of Clear Lake Greer, Hertz & Adams, LLP Elaine Rister
UTMB Health Ann Hammond Robinette and Company Caterers
Chemical Process and Production HEB Ron Carter Automotive Dealership
Dillard’s Hilton Houston NASA Clear Lake South Shore Harbour Resort
Memorial Hermann Hubcap Grill—Seabrook Texan Bank
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe Houston Methodist Clear Lake Stay Focused Team: Bay Area Learning
The Reserve at Clear Lake Kendra Scott – Baybrook Center, The PsyClinic, & Bright
Ron Carter Cadillac Hyundai Nick and Kari Long Futures Educational Consulting
Service Steel Warehouse Co., L.P. Lenny Matuszewski Jr. Stuttgarden Tavern– Texas City
Awards of Distinction Marcos Pizza Visible Changes
Beacon Federal Credit Union Merlion Emily & Evan Watkins
CCISD Alumni and AMOCO Federal Credit Union
Levi Benton/ Siebert Cisneros
MD Anderson Cancer Center
Oh What Fun Selfie Booth
Friends Topgolf Shank & Co. LLC
Edgenuity
Paradigm Consultants
PBK Architects
Tournament: Elite 24 Hour Emergency Care Texas Tail Distillery
Wade and Company LLP Hilltop Securities Topgolf—Webster
Virgil Smith Insurance Services, Inc. J. Riley Creative
Texas Citizens Bank Kendra Scott Baybrook
Chemical Process and Production Lewis Jewelers
Texan Bank Marine Max
Annual Awards Rogers Morris and Grover
Pam and Greg Ploss
Jay and Carrie Cunningham
John J. Lovoi, Jr. DDS - South Shore
Presentation and Service Steel Warehouse Co., L.P.
Paradigm Consultants, Inc.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Representative Dennis Paul
Gala: Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe
Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Union Greg and Teresa Vencil– Haute Flowers
Mott Huckabee & Events
Balfour Joiner Architects Bay Area Houston Ballet and Theatre
PBK Architects Ron Carter Cadillac Hyundai Kendra Scott – Baybrook
Assured Partners San Jacinto College District Lewis Jewelers
MD Anderson Ann Hammond Norman Frede Chevrolet
Moody Bank Awards of Distinction PSAV
MRI Technologies Scott Bowen South Shore Harbour Resort
UTMB Health City of Nassau Bay
Dine Out to Donate Jason’s Deli, Gulf Fwy. S, Bay Area
Blvd.
Smokehouse
Pei Wei Asian Diner
Restaurants: Jersey Mike’s, Marina Bay Dr., Raising Cane’s, League City Pkwy.
Angelo’s Pizza & Pasta League City Pkwy, Bay Area Blvd. Red River BBQ & Grill
Avenida Brazil Jimmy Changas Red River Cantina
Brick Oven Pizza Co. Jinya Ramen Bar Salata, Baybrook Mall Dr., Nasa
Carrabba’s Italian Grill Joe Lee’s Seafood Kitchen Pkwy., S. Gulf Fwy.
Chick-Fil-A, League City Pkwy., Maggiano’s Little Italy San Lorenzo Taqueria
Nasa Pkwy., El Dorado Blvd., McDonald’s, 646 League City, Hwy. San Lorenzo Mexican Restaurant
Chuy’s 3 S. and Cantina, FM 646, Marina Bay
Craft 96 Draught House Mr. Sombrero Mexican Restaurant, Dr.
Crazy Alan’s Swamp Shack League City Pkwy., W. Main St. Schlotzsky’s, Egret Bay Blvd.
Eduardo’s MOD Pizza Skipper’s Greek Café
Esteban’s Café and Cantina Opus Ocean Grille Sokols’ Greek Deli and Café
Freddy’s Opus Bistro and Steakhouse South Shore Grille
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop Outback Steakhouse
Gatti’s Pizza Pappas Bar-B-Q
Grazia Italian Kitchen Pappas Seafood House
Ichibon Japanese Seafood & Pappasito’s Cantina
Steakhouse Pappas Delta Blues
Third Party Events:
Big A Crawfish Bash
Galveston County Fair and Rodeo
South Shore Harbour Fitness Center’s Tennis
Tournament
South Shore Harbour Resort’s Gingerbread
Cookie giveback
2019 Partners Bronze - $2,500+
Platinum - $25,000+
CCISD Teachers and Administrators
Diamond - $15,000+
Ann Hammond
Eclipse - $10,000+
Steve and Monica Jackson
Mary Ann Shallberg
Advocate - $1,000+
Linda Byrd Greenbank
Dr. Greg Bonnen Gurry Mechanical
Jay and Carrie Cunningham HCA Health Care
Emmeline Dodd and Gene Hollier Hilltop Securities
Donna Sue Dolle Hubcap Grill - Seabrook
Svetlana Hanson Huckabee
Councilman Nick Long and Kari Long Jacobs Technology
Chris and Leigh Matthews JSC Federal Credit Union
Joan McKinney Martha Turner Sothebys
Silver - $5,000+
Joe and Jennifer McKinney International Realty -
Wayne and Marilyn Musial Jonathan Cottrell
Congressman Pete Olson McGriff, Seibels & Williams
Jim and Ann O'Malley Memorial Hermann SE
Gary and Elaine Renola Mercedes Benz of Clear Lake
Arturo and Jayme Sanchez Merrill Lynch
James and Carol Saxe McRee Ford
Mary Ann Shallberg Office Depot
Jerry and Nancy Smith Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe
Laura Varley Primrose School of Victory Lakes
Mickey and Peggy Wooten Prosperity Bank
Allegiance Bank Ron Carter Cadillac Hyundai
AMOCO Federal Credit Union Service Steel Warehouse Co.
Associated Credit Union of Texas Siebert Cisneros Shank & Co. LLC
Austin Maintenance and South Shore Harbour Resort
Construction Tanger Outlets
Clear Lake Internal Medicine Tarkett
DBR Engineering Consultants The Reserve at Clear Lake
Dillard's - Baybrook Whitley Penn
Community - $500+
Bill and Katy Bastedo Dr. Smith & CCISD Cabinet Houston Methodist Clear
Levi Benton Larry Taylor Lake
Randy and Janet Brown Evan and Emily Watkins Hubcap Grill - Seabrook
Kelli Byrd Dr. Pat & Captain Wendell Matrix Structural
Linda Byrd Wilson Engineering
Dr. Steve & Jennifer Ebell Galveston County Fair & Minute Man Press- Bay Area
Roy Green Rodeo Morrison & Morrison, Inc.
Please take this opportunity now to become a 2020 Todd and Kristen Hinz Drymalla Construction Raba Kistner
Partner so that we can include you in our plans for Rebecca Lilley Company Ron Carter Automotive
J.P. Morris Edgenuity Dealership
student programs! Chris Premont Engrace IT Hardware Rotary Club of Friendswood
To become a partner please visit our website! Dan and Jill Reason Elite 24 Hour Emergency Care Terracon
We need your support to continue our success in 2020. Please make a donation or become
a partner today to Inspire Educational Excellence in CCISD students. Your support is
meaningful and there are many ways to participate!
A Note From Our Chairman
As we bring another successful year to a close, I want to thank the amazing support of our volunteers, sponsors,
teachers, partners, and directors for their endless support to the Clear Creek Education Foundation. With the
combination of supporters and collaboration with our community, the Foundation can take education to the
next level in CCISD.
CCEF could not do this without the tremendous support of its sponsors and volunteers. Additionally, our
exceptional staff, Executive Director, Deborah Laine, and Marketing and Events Manager, Kelsey McNeil,
provide great attention to detail in making the Foundation a success with grace and dedication for the faculty
and students of CCISD.
Successful students and an exceptional school district is everyone’s business. The partnership within the community to support the
Leader in Me program, which empowers students with leadership and life skills, has been overwhelming. The foundation continues to
support this program with our various donors and community partners.
CCEF believes every child has the ability for greatness. CCEF wants to do their part to help this become a reality. The teachers in CCISD
are second to none. They are our first responders to helping our children achieve their hopes, dream, and aspirations.
On behalf of the Clear Creek Education Foundation, thank you for your continued support!
Jonathan Cottrell
2019 ChairmanExecutive Officers Board of Directors Ex-Officio Members
Jonathan Cottrell Joyce Abbey Dr. Laura DuPont
Chairman Sivaram Arepalli CCISD Board of Trustees
Joe Barlow
Dr. Steven Ebell
Katy Bastedo Levi Benton
CCISD Deputy Superintendent
Daniel Brewster
Chairman Elect Kelli Byrd Arturo Sanchez
Jill Reason Brent Cockerham CCISD Board of Trustees
Gina Conklin
Past Chairman Deborah Davis Dr. Greg Smith
Cheri Dubuc CCISD Superintendent
Carl Joiner
Traci Dvorak Michele Klages
Vice Chairman Jessica Gilbert Clear Creek Community
Roy Green Council of PTAs
Scott Howard Todd Hinz
Treasurer Doug Meisinger Staff
JP Morris
Rebecca Lilley Greg Ploss
Deborah Laine
Secretary Executive Director
Chris Premont
Danny Presley Kelsey McNeil
Carol Saxe Marketing & Events Manager
Mary Ann Shallberg
Adam Smith
Mickey Wooten
For more information:
281-284-0031 | CCEF@ccisd.net
www.ClearCreekEducationFoundation.org
The Clear Creek Education Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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