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GCCISD superintendent wins Distinguished Educator of the Year - Vimarsana News

GCCISD superintendent wins Distinguished Educator of the Year

Congratulations to Randal O’Brien, Superintendent of Schools for Goose Creek CISD, for being honored as a 2024 Sam Houston State University (SHSU) Distinguished Educator of the Year. The Distinguished Educator

Students excel in UIL competition - Vimarsana News

Students excel in UIL competition

Goose Creek CISD celebrated another successful Elementary University Interscholastic League (UIL) competition. The event was held on Friday, Jan. 26, 2023 and Saturday, Jan. 27, 2023 at Goose Creek Memorial

Steve Koester recognized for 30 years of working with GCCISD's National History Day program | Local - Vimarsana News

Steve Koester recognized for 30 years of working with GCCISD's National History Day program | Local

Steve Koester, director of educational technology, receives a plaque at the regular meeting of the Goose Creek CISD board of trustees in honor of 30 years of working with the

Non-traditional graduations heading back to Lee College - Vimarsana News

Non-traditional graduations heading back to Lee College

Students at IMPACT Early College High School and Stuart Career Tech High School are getting their wish – they will walk the stage in 2024 at Lee College for graduation.

School board says name of Robert E. Lee High School will not be changed - Vimarsana News

School board says name of Robert E. Lee High School will not be changed

By Jon Sullivan Mar 3, 2021 The Goose Creek school board says the name of Robert E. Lee High School in Baytown will not be changed. PHOTO: Goose Creek ISD A committee recommended keeping the name after a community survey indicated an overwhelming majority of respondents didn't want the name altered. The decision was announced during a virtual board meeting Tuesday night. Last year, many Texas school districts considered changing school names associated with the Confederacy and segregation. A statement from District Superintendent Dr. Randal O'Brien said, "I humbly ask Goose Creek CISD commun...

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