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CCISD: Snapshots is a weekly photo newsletter that highlights events, activities and happenings across the District. Anyone can submit a photo. Just remember the following:
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NATIONAL TECHNICAL HONOR SOCIETY
More than 500 high school students in Clear Creek ISD were honored by the National Technical Honor Society on Tuesday, November 1. First and second-year Career and Technical Education (CTE) students from six CCISD high schools received certificates during a special induction ceremony.  The CTE program provides relevant, real-world experience and prepares students for a wide range of careers such as health care and medical science, business and marketing, hospitality, engineering, logistics, metal manufacturing, construction technology, automotive technology, computer science, digital, video and graphic communications and information technology.
NORTH POINTE ELECTS FAIRY TALE MAYOR
North Pointe Elementary held an election for the "Mayor of Fairy Tale City" for students to learn more about citizenship and the election process. The candidates were Mr. I.M. Hogg, Ms. Redda R. Hood, and Ms. Goldie Locke. Students learned about the different candidates and their platforms, and then voted for the candidate they felt would do the best job as mayor. The school modeled the election process by issuing voter registration cards, having students cast an electronic ballot, and handing out "I Voted" stickers. Superintendent Dr. Greg Smith was even in attendance to cast his vote! The new mayor of Fairy Tale City was announced as Mr. I.M. Hogg.
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BAUERSCHLAG BRINGS BIRTHDAY JOY
With the help of the entire school, Bauerschlag Elementary's Student Council collected almost $700 and a lot of party supplies as a way to support a local non-profit organization named "The Birthday Joy Program" whose goal is to make kids' days a little brighter. The organization  provides birthday parties on a monthly basis to children living in homeless shelters and group homes. Donations go towards the purchase of decorations, presents and a birthday cake. 
WINGS OVER HOUSTON
A group of 32 Clear Brook High School JROTC cadets recently volunteered with the Coast Guard Support Group to help serve their families and friends lunch before getting a special preview of the Wings Over Houston Air Show at Ellington Airport.
RUN, ED WHITE! RUN!
Jim Plunkett-Cole, a runner from England, visited Ed White E-STEM Magnet School to talk with students about his mission to run at least 20,000 miles across the U.S. within the next three years. The goal of his journey, which is inspired by the popular scene in the movie Forrest Gump, is to raise awareness in the fight against childhood obesity. He spoke with students about the importance of being active and persistent in whatever they do in life and then ran with them outside on the school's track.
CREEK VOLLEYBALL ON A WINNING STREAK
Congratulations to Coach Scott Simmonds at Clear Creek High School who earned his 400th career win last week when the varsity volleyball team won the first game of the Bi-District round of playoffs. The team has since won their Area game and will move on to the 6A Regional Quarterfinal game against Summer Creek High School on Tuesday, November 8. Good luck, Wildcats!
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A SWEET GIFT FOR OUR MILITARY
Ward Elementary partnered with Dassani Dentistry to collect donated Halloween candy for Operation Gratitude. Operation Gratitude uses the candy to provide care packages for our service men and women overseas. Ward Stars donated more than 700 pounds of their own candy in an effort to make a contribution to a greater cause.  
FALCONS GIVE BACK
Seven buses filled with 330 Clear Lake High School seniors took a trip to the Houston Food Bank on Wednesday. The Class of 2017 packed 1,120 Thanksgiving boxes, sorted donations and emptied 14 pallets of food to help thousands of families in the Greater Houston Area.
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