We will have Dr. Seuss week, Monday, Mar. 2nd through Friday, Mar. 6th, celebrating "Read Across America". See the attached flyer for our dress up days.
about 8 hours ago, Sandra Ziehlke
This week, Mrs. McElroy’s class visited the Counselor's classroom, where Mrs. Botello has organized a series of centers showcasing various careers. These include professions such as construction workers, ambulance drivers, hairstylists, and roles within a doctor's office, among others.
With Career Week approaching in a few weeks, students are already being introduced to the diverse career opportunities available within our community.
1 day ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Mrs. Reynolds’ and Mrs. Jones’ classes had so much fun graphing with candy hearts! Students sorted each color, counted their hearts, and created their own graphs while practicing important math skills.
2 days ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Students in Mrs. Johnson’s class recently engaged with the story of *The Three Little Pigs* and subsequently undertook a creative project to construct houses using popsicle sticks, Q-tips, and Play-Doh. They then tested the strength of their creations by attempting to blow them down. It certainly appeared that they had a great deal of fun!
2 days ago, Sandra Ziehlke
3 days ago, Sandra Ziehlke
In today's art class, Mrs. Johnson's students created delightful hearts using shaving cream and paint. Our art paraprofessional, Mrs. Hines, demonstrated how to press their paper hearts into the mixture, allowing each student to craft their own unique masterpiece.
24 days ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Congratulations to our students in Mrs. Wilkerson’s who received the Positive Office Referral. These individuals exhibited exemplary behavior, made commendable choices, and demonstrated outstanding leadership and kindness.
29 days ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Our leadership team has continued to evaluate weather and road conditions across our community, as well as the forecast, and we’ve remained in constant communication with all appropriate agencies. With today’s warm-up, conditions have improved enough that Copperas Cove ISD will reopen and return to class on Thursday, January 29, 2026, at its normal start time.
CCISD buses will run at their normal time, and breakfast will be served at its normal time at every campus. Parents are encouraged to ensure their student is dressed warmly for the day.
Once students and staff return tomorrow, the district will begin a review of whether any changes to the academic calendar are required alongside district staff and the Board of Trustees. If so, those will communicated with families as soon as possible.
about 1 month ago, Copperas Cove ISD
Due to continued hazardous conditions on roadways, an an abundance of precipitation on the roadways projected to refreeze across Copperas Cove, Copperas Cove ISD schools and offices will remain closed out of an abundance of caution on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
Activities scheduled for Wednesday will be rescheduled for a later date.
CCISD leadership has continued to evaluate road conditions across our community, as well as the forecast which includes more freezing temperatures, and while major roadways have improved, too many neighborhood, rural and hill-side streets remain covered in ice. Many school parking lots and entryways remain covered in ice, as well. We've included several photos in this post taken earlier this afternoon.
Given the state of the roads and school parking lots, it is not safe to ask our bus drivers to report in the early morning hours to run routes in these conditions, nor to ask the several-hundred student and parent drivers to commute to school in the morning.
Copperas Cove ISD expects to be able to reopen on Thursday, January 28, 2026, but will continue to evaluate and communicate with the appropriate agencies to ensure it is safe to do so. Once CCISD is able to safely return to school, we will work alongside district staff and the Board of Trustees to evaluate if a change needs to be made to the academic calendar. If so, those will be communicated with families as soon as possible.
“I know this extended closure may create challenges for families,” said Superintendent Dr. Brent Hawkins. “Thank you for your patience, support, and understanding as we put the safety of everybody in our school community first. We look forward to a safe return to school as soon as possible.”
about 1 month ago, Copperas Cove ISD
After evaluating the weather forecast and conditions across our community, and out of an abundance of caution, Copperas Cove ISD will remain closed on Tuesday, Jan. 27th.
All school activities will be rescheduled for a later date.
about 1 month ago, Copperas Cove ISD
Due to inclement weather and out of an abundance of caution, Copperas Cove ISD will be CLOSED on Monday, Jan. 26th. Activities scheduled for Monday will be rescheduled.
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https://www.ccisd.com/article/2655978about 1 month ago, Copperas Cove ISD
Next week is our Great Kindness Challenge Spirit Week. See flyer for various dress up days
about 1 month ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Students in Mrs. Straley’s class engaged in building and extending AABB patterns using a diverse array of hands-on manipulatives. They then participated in a friendly competition to determine who could create the longest pattern. Some students even attempted to match the length of their patterns to their height. This approach effectively demonstrates real-world mathematics in an enjoyable manner.
about 1 month ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Congratulations to our students in Mrs. Wilkerson’s who recently received the Positive Office Referral. These individuals exhibited exemplary behavior, made commendable choices, and demonstrated outstanding leadership and kindness.
about 2 months ago, Sandra Ziehlke
It is winter in Art class, where Mrs. Hinds, our art paraprofessional, guided Ms. Aponte's class in creating mosaic snowmen. Following this creative activity, the students had the opportunity to play with some snow.
about 2 months ago, Sandra Ziehlke
1st Semester Perfect Attendance Bicycle Winners.
Congratulations to Elena Higgins in Mrs. McElroy's class and Cameron Moore in Mrs. Straley's class.
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about 2 months ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Mae Stevens ELA extends heartfelt gratitude to our wonderful partners at HEB in Copperas Cove for their generous donation of milk and cookies for our Family Holiday Literacy Night held in December. Mrs. Zimmer-Clark created a poster, which our young Bulldawgs decorated with their thumbprints as a token of appreciation for your contributions. Thank you for your support!
about 2 months ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Students in Mrs. Janidlo’s and Ms. Jones’ classes engaged in a creative activity that incorporated winter weather themes, specifically snowflakes, to enhance their counting and writing skills.
about 2 months ago, Sandra Ziehlke
To commemorate the conclusion of their winter weather study week, students in Mrs. Janidlo's and Ms. Jones's class engaged in an impromptu Texas-style snowball fight! Let it snow, let it snow!
about 2 months ago, Sandra Ziehlke
Students in Mrs. Collier's class are currently focusing on the letter of the week, which is the lowercase "t." They are practicing writing this letter alongside their names. Excellent work by our little Bulldawgs!
about 2 months ago, Sandra Ziehlke
