LEAGUE CITY, Texas — Clear Creek ISD students are already using Bluebonnet math lessons this fall. When trustees meet at 5 p.m. Monday, November 9, they’ll consider a plan that district staff say is needed to keep using state money for the printed materials that go with those lessons.
The meeting is at the CCISD Education Support Center, 2425 E. Main St. in League City. The Bluebonnet plan is item 4.B on the workshop agenda, and the superintendent has recommended approval. Read the workshop agenda and supporting document.
What the state account shows
The Texas Education Agency’s Monday-morning report listed $693,090 remaining in CCISD’s account for state-developed instructional materials. It showed a total entitlement of $698,040, of which the district had used $4,950. The money can cover expenses such as printing and shipping approved materials. Texas expects to adjust district allocations in spring 2027 using updated enrollment figures. See the state’s district-by-district balance report.
Trustees unanimously approved the district’s K–12 math materials in March. The document before them Monday records what has happened since, including how teachers have been trained, how they plan lessons and how the district tracks progress. Staff list the cost of adopting the plan itself as $0. Read the district’s explanation of the vote.
A way to follow the lessons at home
For a family wondering what Bluebonnet math looks like at the kitchen table, the district’s second-grade guide offers a simple exercise. Give a child the number 23 and ask them to say how many tens and ones it contains. Two tens and three ones can be easier to picture with coins or blocks.
CCISD posts a guide and a companion video for each grade from kindergarten through fifth. Parents can go straight to their child’s grade on the district’s Bluebonnet Math family resource page.
Additional sources · March 23 board minutes · TEA funding guidance · State guidance on transition plans · Second-grade family guide, page 40