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Clear Creek ISD board to consider Bluebonnet Math adoption Nov. 9, 2026

Clear Creek ISD's board of trustees will consider adopting the Texas Education Agency's Bluebonnet Learning Math open education resources instructional material transition plan for the 2026-27 school year. District eligibility for state funding tied to these materials is contingent on adoption, according to meeting agenda documents, and Superintendent Karen Engle recommends the board adopt the plan.

When it happened
Monday, Nov. 9, 2026, 6 p.m. board meeting
Where
League City (Education Support Center, 2425 E. Main St.)
First reported by an outlet
Nov 6, 2026 at 4:37 pm
Confirmed by
the original record or a trusted outlet
First reported Nov 6, 2026 · added to this site Nov 6, 2026 at 4:40 pm

Taxes & money

None stated in sources.

Who's involved

  • Karen Engle · CCISD Superintendent[1]

The facts

  1. Clear Creek ISD's board of trustees will consider whether to adopt the Bluebonnet Learning Math open education resources instructional material transition plan at its Nov. 9, 2026 workshop.[1]
  2. The district's eligibility for state funding tied to these materials is contingent on adopting the plan, according to meeting agenda documents.[1]
  3. CCISD Superintendent Karen Engle recommends the board of trustees adopt the plan.[1]
  4. For a school district or open-enrollment charter school to qualify for the State-developed open educational resources entitlement for additional instructional materials procurement funding, the district or school must adopt an open educational resources instructional material transition plan, according to the TEA's website.[1]

Sources

  1. News Not rated PREVIEW: Clear Creek ISD trustees to consider adopting Bluebonnet Math plan for 2026-27 school year Community Impact · Nov 6, 2026

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