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Parent Engagement Policy

Parent Student Compact

Early Literacy and Math Goals

Regarding HB 3

The Montessori Association of South Texas or MAST board, has voted to utlize the Good Cause Exception in response to Texas Law (HB 3, 2023). CC-Montessori School will not utlize armed guards on it's campus. This includes:

  • School Resource Officer (SRO)/Peace Officer: A commissioned officer, typically from a local law enforcement agency, working within the school.

  • School Guardian (Guardian Plan): A district employee, authorized by the board, who carries a concealed handgun after completing specialized training, which requires a minimum of 16 hours of training and a license to carry.

  • School Marshal: An employee, authorized by the board, who completes an 80-hour training course through the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE).

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For questions regarding any of the above information. Please call the school at the number listed in the header. 

Targeted Improvement Plan

Dear CC Montessori Families and Community,

CC Montessori is beginning an important period of reflection, planning, and focused school improvement. As part of this work, we are developing our Targeted Improvement Plan (TIP), which will guide our efforts to strengthen student learning, instructional practices, teacher support, and campus systems.

We are sharing the initial working draft of the Targeted Improvement Plan with our school community. This document is intentionally a working draft and will continue to be reviewed and revised throughout October and into November as we gather additional information, examine student and campus data, complete our Diagnostic Review with our Education Service Center school improvement partner, and—most importantly—hear from our faculty, staff, families, and other stakeholders.

Our current improvement strategy is centered on six interconnected areas:

1. Montessori Education and a Guaranteed, TEKS-Aligned Curriculum
2. Rigorous, Engaging, and Developmentally Responsive Instruction
3. Teacher Capacity through Planning, Internalization, Observation, Feedback, and Coaching
4. Multiple Forms of Assessment and Responsive Instruction
5. Timely, Targeted Intervention and Acceleration
6. Systems Building, Implementation, and Continuous Improvement**

Throughout this process, we remain committed to the strengths of Montessori education and to the qualities that make our school community distinctive: independence, curiosity, purposeful work, responsibility, collaboration, respect for children's development, and attention to the whole child. Our improvement work is intended to build upon those strengths while ensuring that every student also has access to a coherent, TEKS-aligned curriculum and rigorous, engaging learning experiences that support strong academic growth and achievement.

We Need Your Input!

An important part of developing our Targeted Improvement Plan is listening to the people who experience our school from different perspectives. We are asking families, faculty, staff, and other members of our school community to review the draft, participate in our stakeholder survey, and join us for one of our upcoming stakeholder meetings.

Targeted Improvement Plan – Working Draft: See button at the bottom of this section.

Stakeholder Survey:





Stakeholder Meetings for School Improvement:

- October 20th at 4:00 in the Library - Lower Elementary Parent Meeting

- October 26th at 4:00 in the Library - Upper Elementary Parent Meeting

-November 2nd at 4:00 in the Library - Middle School Parent Meeting


We recognize that not every person will have experience with every area addressed in the survey or improvement plan. Please respond to the areas you know and can speak to. We want to understand what our community believes is working well, where stronger support is needed, and what changes should be prioritized.

School improvement is an ongoing process, and meaningful improvement requires both honest reflection and collective effort. We appreciate our families, faculty, staff, students, and community members for contributing their perspectives and helping us determine how CC Montessori can better serve every student.

As we move forward with refining and implementing this plan, we will keep you in the loop.

Please reach out to Ms. Cerise, Ms. Chimene, and Ms. Gail if you have questions or suggestions.

Thank you for being an important part of the CC Montessori community.

Sincerely,

CC Montessori Administration

SCHOOL FEDERAL REPORT CARDS

SCHOOL FEDERAL REPORT CARDS

2025.PDF

SCHOOL FEDERAL REPORT CARDS

2023-2024.PDF

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Information Included in the 2023-24 Federal Report Card for Texas Public Schools

FEDERAL REPORT CARD DEFINITIONS

SCHOOL REPORT CARDS

txschools.gov report card

SCHOOL REPORT CARDS

TAPR 23-24.PDF

SCHOOL REPORT CARDS

TAPR 24-25.PDF

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ANNUAL SURVEYS

Corpus Christi Montessori School

822 Ayers st. Corpus Christi Texas 78404

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Non-Discrimination Statement
Corpus Christi Montessori School does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, immigration status, sex, disability, academic or artistic talent in providing education or providing access to benefits of education services, activities, and programs in accordance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended: Title IX of the Educational Amendments Act of 1972; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended; and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Students may be denied admission or readmission based upon documented behavior problems. 
CCMS is committed to being a DRUG-FREE, WEAPON-FREE, VIOLENCE-FREE school

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