Clear Creek ISD could move and demolish several facilities by 2028 if the district decides to move forward with a proposed consolidation plan.

The details: CCISD’s board of trustees reviewed a plan to consolidate several of the district’s schools and facilities at a Nov. 9 workshop ahead of a future meeting where the board will vote to adopt the plan.

According to a presentation from the district, the proposed plan would:

• Move Clear Path Alternative School to the Learner Support Center

• Relocate Assessment and Evaluation to the Technology Learning Center

• Demolish the Bay Professional Learning Center

Looking ahead: The board will vote on whether to adopt the consolidation plan at its Nov. 16 meeting, which will be at 6 p.m. at the CCISD Education Support Center, located at 2425 East Main St., League City.

Check out real estate data in the Bay Area for October 2026, compared to October 2025.

The overview: Median sale prices were varied in the Bay Area from October 2025 to October 2026. Three out of four ZIP codes saw an increase.

Diving in deeper: The total number of homes sold in the Bay Area decreased in October compared to the same month last year. While one ZIP code saw an increase, three saw a decrease. One saw a decrease by nearly 40%.

Also of note: The number of days a home sat on the market varied. While two ZIP codes saw a decrease, two saw an increase.

One last thing: The largest share of homes sold in the Bay Area in October were between $200,000 and $399,999. Most others fell between $400,000 and $599,999.

School funding, special education services and teacher retention are among the issues Pearland ISD wants state lawmakers to address during the 2027 Texas Legislature, following board approval of the district’s priorities at its Nov. 10 meeting.

A closer look: Ahead of the legislative session, which begins Jan. 12, the district developed eight priorities based on district needs, previous priorities and input from advocacy organizations and district stakeholders, district documents show.

What’s next: The board may revisit the priorities at its December meeting to consider additional changes, including the suggestions raised during discussion, district officials said.

From local churches to statewide traditions, see which organizations are collecting donations to feed Houstonians this holiday season. This list is subject to change and not comprehensive.

Participating organizations:

• Cy-Fair Helping Hands

• St. John Vianney Catholic Church

• Prince of Peace’s Thanksgiving Loaves & Fishes

• 14th Annual Fifth Ward Fall Festival & Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaway

• Keep US Fed Montgomery County

• City Wide Club and CW 39 Super Feast

• Operation Turkey

• Montgomery County Food Bank

• East Fort Bend Human Needs Ministry