Save the Date: Parent or Guardian must be present to attend Family Picnic.
Howl of Pride for Our TAME State Competitors!
Two of our incredible Wolves recently represented us at the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering (TAME) State Engineering Competition! Out of thousands of students across Texas, only 250 advanced to the state level—and our very own Layla-Faye Cantu was part of the 1st Place team for the Engineering Mindset Challenge!
This year’s challenge took students to Mars, where they faced a critical mission: after losing communication with NASA, they had to engineer a device to send a coded signal back to Earth. Their success was proven by unlocking a mission box—proving they’d re-established contact!
We are so proud of Layla-Faye and our other competing Wolf for their creativity, teamwork, and STEM excellence. We can’t wait to see what next year’s competition brings as we dive into the history of energy technology.
Way to go, Wolves! Keep reaching for the stars—literally!
Learning to bake cupcakes in Ms. Brown's class. Fun Friday!
Wolves in 7th TX History are mailing life size museum exhibits on civil rights leaders of Texas.
Tide Changers: What a fun field trip for our Wolves to shoot archery, play volleyball, kayaking, and a dunk tank!
Let's celebrate our 8th graders!
Save the Date:
Happy Police Officer Appreciation Week! Thank you for always protecting our Wolves! 🐺
CSP Wolf Cheer walking in the Junior Buc Parade. Go Wolves Go! 🖤💛
Congratulations to our 4 resident teachers that will be joining the Wolf Pack next year! Great Draft Day celebration!
📚🚨 Book Cellmates! 🚨📚
We’re finding out that some of our overdue library books are locked up in the same house — and they are crowded, dusty, and ready to come home! 😤📖
They’re crammed together behind bars, trading stories about the good old days on the library shelves...
Let’s break them out and bring them back where they belong — the library!
📅 All books are due now
🎟️ Each returned book = a raffle ticket for our Summer Survival Kit giveaway!
Help us bring those wild books back to safety! 🤠🐺
#WolfPackReads #OverdueBookRoundUp
Congratulations Coaches and Student Athletes on an outstanding year! You showed up and you showed out. Thank you to our Wolf Families for your unwavering support. 🖤💛
Save the Date:
AVID presents College 101 & Dual Credit informational meeting with Coach Zambrano. It's never too early to plan for the future. #futureisbright🐺
📚🐺 Howdy Wolf Pack Families!
Some of our library books are still locked up at home -and they're tired of being stuck there! 😢📖
They miss their library shelves and want to come home!
Help your child return their overdue books ASAP so we can complete our inventory.
🎟️ Each returned book earns your student a raffle ticket for a chance to win a Summer Survival Kit full of goodies and summer essentials!
Let’s work together to bring every book back where it belongs!
Happy School Nurse Appreciation Day to Nurse Raesz. Thank you for always taking care of our Wolves. 💛🖤
May is all about Integrity.
Today AVID students are getting a reality check. Representatives from CoastLife Credit Union came to talk to our students about budgeting.
TIA Celebration for CCISD. Congratulations to our 10 CSP Teachers for earning the Teacher Incentive Allotment! 💛🖤
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.
