Built in 1965, the Miss Jewell wing at Fairview/Jewell Elementary has not been remodeled or updated since the building was constructed.
The proposed work includes new classroom doors, updated life-skills classrooms, restrooms, flooring and updates to bring the campus into ADA compliance. The walkway between the Fairview and Miss Jewell wings would be enclosed to ensure student safety and limit exposure to inclement weather conditions when walking across campus.
To learn more about the Copperas Cove ISD Bond 2024, visit www.ccisd.com/bond2024
Bond 2024 could allow for safety and security improvements such as upgrades to access control systems, surveillance cameras, steel doors, and central lockdown capabilities to make schools more secure.
The walkway between each wing at Williams/Ledger and Clements/Parsons Elementary School and the Shared cafeteria/gym space will be enclosed to ensure safety when students are walking across campus. To learn more about the Copperas Cove ISD Bond 2024, visit www.ccisd.com/bond2024
CCISD is working alongside the Social Security Administration to hold a Social Security Income informational Zoom session.
Register by scanning the QR code.
Bulldawg Family, don't forget that there will be no class Friday or Monday as we celebrate Easter with our families.
The average age of the district’s campuses is more than 51 years old. Copperas Cove ISD maintains 20 facilities spanning nearly 2 million square feet, every school day.
As facilities age, they have increased mechanical, electrical and plumbing issues. These systems often have obsolete parts, require more frequent repairs and cost more to maintain, requiring a greater investment in maintenance and operational costs. More than 95% of the dollar value of the 2024 bond proposal is dedicated to addressing aging facilities and infrastructure.
For the latest and most accurate information regarding the Copperas Cove ISD 2024 Bond, please visit the official webpage at www.ccisd.com/bond2024
Thank you to everybody who made this weekend's Festival of the Arts a success and who came to celebrate our arts programs!
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Thank you to everybody who came out to celebrate our arts program's at CCISD's Festival of the Arts this weekend!
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CCISD will be hosting a Transition Fair to help families understand some of the services provided by the district and its partnerships in the community on April 4th.
Get the quick facts on the Copperas Cove ISD Bond 2024. In order to participate in the May 2024 Election, you must be registered to vote. Don't miss the April 4th deadline. Register to vote at www.VoteTexas.Gov.
For more info on the proposed bond, visit www.ccisd.com/bond2024
It's not too late to register for the inaugural Pride of Cove Band & Guard 5k THIS SATURDAY! We'll see you at City Park!
Please don't forget that CCISD's Job Fair is TONIGHT at the Civic Center.
To see available positions, please visit www.ccisd.com.
Saturday is CCISD's Festival of the Arts. Come see our students perform, their work and take on a project yourself!
Join us Friday night at Lea Ledger Auditorium for this year's Elementary Choir Concert, featuring performances from all 6 of our elementary campuses in Copperas Cove.
CCISD has launched a new website and mobile app to more effectively communicate with our community.
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Currently, the cafeteria at Copperas Cove Junior High School does not have restrooms, requiring students to leave the area to access restrooms in other parts of the school. Proposition A includes an expanded cafeteria with restrooms and result in better monitoring of students. Learn more about the 2024 Copperas Cove ISD Bond at www.ccisd.com/bond2024
WE'RE HIRING! CCISD is hosting a job fair Thursday evening
So, what is the impact of Bond 2024? If the bond is successful, the district would be eligible to apply for Instructional Facilities Allotment (IFA) funding. If approved, IFA funds could provide up to 30% state assistance and result in a lower cost to taxpayers.
CCISD is holding an information session on Teen Dating Violence at the CCHS Library on March 26th, after school, in the CCHS library.
Get the Facts! Copperas Cove ISD is growing rapidly and enrollment is projected to grow by 1,000 students in the next three years and 2,000 students over the next nine years. Bond 2024 includes expansion and renovation of Copperas Cove High School. To learn more about the Copperas Cove ISD Bond 2024, visit www.ccisd.com/bond2024
Did you know public schools in Texas operate on two separate budgets?
1) Maintenance & Operations (M&O), used for daily operations such as utilities and teacher salaries
2) Interest & Sinking (I&S), which pays for capital debt, new construction, and renovations
In order to fund the I&S budget, schools rely on the support of local tax payers to finance the design, construction, expansion and renovation of facilities.
