  
  Welcome to Clear Tech, a powerful partnership between two world-class education institutions.

Clear Creek Independent School District, a top-rated PK-12 Texas public school district, and Texas Tech K-12 have partnered to offer a comprehensive virtual education experience, enhanced by in-person support and enrichment opportunities — all at no cost to Texas families.

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What Is Clear Tech?

Clear Tech is a full-time virtual education option for Texas students in Grades K-9 (2026-2027 school year) delivered through:

Enrollment in Clear Creek ISD
Asynchronous, rigorous online coursework from Texas Tech K-12
In-person support and enrichment opportunities through CCISD

A schedule-friendly option designed for flexibility without sacrificing quality

Students complete high-quality virtual coursework at home while remaining connected to a public school district that offers community, activities, and college/career planning resources.

Who Is Clear Tech Ideal For?

Clear Tech was designed to meet the needs of families who require flexibility without sacrificing academic rigor.

This program may be a strong fit for:

Homeschool families seeking structured, accredited coursework
Students participating in competitive sports or performing arts programs that require daytime flexibility
Families seeking a non-traditional school setting
Students who thrive in self-paced, independent learning environments
Families who travel or need a more adaptable schedule

Academic Experience Through Texas Tech K-12

Texas Tech K-12 is a division of Texas Tech University and is recognized nationally and internationally for academic excellence.

Students receive:

Asynchronous, self-paced coursework
Texas-certified educators
Courses aligned to Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)
Preparation for STAAR and End of Course (EOC) assessments
NCAA-approved high school courses
A fully accredited public school curriculum

Students experience academic rigor equivalent to traditional public school programming while learning in a flexible environment.

The Clear Creek ISD Advantage

Enrollment in Clear Creek Independent School District provides students access to district-level resources and opportunities.

Technology & Safety

CCISD-issued laptop
District internet filters and digital safety protections
Microsoft suite of products
Canva design tools

Student Development

Character education
Digital citizenship curriculum
Naviance college and career planning tools
Access to district counseling resources

CCISD Advantage

Clear Tech students remain connected to the district community and may participate in:

School dances, including Prom and Homecoming
Clubs and student organizations
Sporting events
Fine arts performances
Select enrichment opportunities (as available)

Students can learn anywhere — while still building lifelong memories.

Our partner schools are Clear Lake City Elementary, Creekside Intermediate and Clear Brook High School.

Application Window:
March 2-May 15, 2026

Open to students entering Grades K-9 for the 2026-2027 school year. Additional high school grades will be added as the inaugural 9th-grade cohort progresses. A final decision regarding K-2 enrollment will be based on parent interest.

Once your application is submitted, a member of our team will reach out to schedule a one-on-one virtual appointment, no later than May 15.

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View the Clear Tech informational slide deck to learn more about the program, expectations, and next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Clear Tech is a public school option available at no cost to Texas families.
The academic coursework is virtual and asynchronous.
Students will also have access to Clear Creek ISD in person support system whether it be technical assistance, counseling support, or academic guidance.
In-person attendance is required for state mandated tests.
Yes. The program follows the CCISD academic calendar; however, because the program is asynchronous, students may choose to work through district breaks — such as Winter and Spring Break — if they wish.
Regular attendance is expected and will be monitored. Consistent participation helps ensure engagement, accountability, and overall success.
Students with disabilities can participate. The support available to them is determined by the ARD/504 committee and the Clear Tech counselor to ensure the virtual platform can implement the student’s IEP/504 with fidelity and provide FAPE in the least restrictive environment. CCISD will work with the committee and TTU K‑12 teachers to identify and deliver required accommodations, monitor progress, schedule necessary in‑person assessments (e.g., STAAR), and arrange related services as appropriate. Specific services and implementation details will be confirmed during the counselor/ARD/504 meetings.
Yes. Clear Tech students may participate in extracurricular UIL activities such as athletics, band, choir, orchestra, and more. For sports, intermediate students are assigned to Creekside Intermediate and high school students to Clear Brook High School.
State/UIL guidance under SB 569 is still being finalized, so some details are pending. CCISD will share updates on cleartech.ccisd.net when they become available.
Yes. Students are required to participate in state assessments as required by Texas law.
Yes. High school coursework is NCAA-approved.
The program is launching as a cohort model beginning with 9th grade for the 2026-2027 academic year and will add one high school grade each subsequent year (10th in 2027-2028, 11th in 2028-2029, 12th in 2029-2030). The first graduating class will be in 2030.
No. Enrollment is not rolling. Applications must be submitted by May 15, 2026 for the 2026-2027 academic year beginning in Fall 2026. There will be a limited window for second-semester enrollments later.
Transferring back is possible but subject to CCISD enrollment windows and semester boundaries. Clear Tech enrollment is not rolling mid-semester, so moving back midterm may be limited. Contact the Clear Tech counselor and your home campus registrar to discuss timelines and the process for returning to on-campus instruction.