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::::: About Communities in Schools Baytown :::::

 Executive Director :::::

Program History 
Founded in 1977, Communities In Schools Inc. is the nation’s largest national dropout prevention program.  There are 154 local programs serving 350 communities in 34 states at 1,500 school sites serving about 500,000 students and their families.  Local entities are formed through partnerships of state and local governments, school, industry and the community.

On February 28, 1993, the Goose Creek CISD School Board approved a partnership with Communities In Schools – Baytown to provide services that focused on preventing students     Read More...

 Goals & Missions  :::::

Media Relations.The mission of Communities In Schools is to help young people of Texas stay in school, successfully learn and prepare for life by coordinating the connection of community resources in the school setting. 

  • 85 %   of the students participating in the program will improve in either grades, attendance or behavior. 

  • 90 %   of the students eligible for graduation will graduate or obtain a GED.  

  • 95%    of the students participating in the program (not eligible for graduation) will remain in school

 

Mike Wilson

Thank you for visiting the Communities In Schools-Baytown webpage.  We are proud to be a member of the nation’s largest nonprofit organization devoted to dropout prevention.

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Highlighting our students as they make their mark on the world  

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 Fundraisers::::::

Highlighting our fundraising projects sponsored by CIS

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 Partners, Sponsors & Friends:

Highlighting supports of CIS-Baytown

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  Vision Statement ::::: Organization Management :::::

Helping kids stay

 in school and 

prepare for life.

A volunteer Board of Directors manages the corporate affairs.  An Executive Director is accountable to the Board of Directors, and is responsible for the management of the operations for Communities In Schools – Baytown.

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 Jurisdiction ::::: Corporate Status :::::

Communities In Schools – Baytown provides services to students and their families living in the Goose Creek CISD, and Channelview ISD.  All school district are located in East Harris County.

Volunteer Opportunities

 

Communities In Schools (CIS) is the nation’s largest nonprofit organization devoted to dropout prevention.  Although CIS is a national organization, local charted sites operating in cities and states through out the United States provide the service delivery to students and their families. Communities In Schools (CIS) Baytown, Inc. is a 501-c (3) non-profit organization that was formed during the spring semester of the 1992-1993 school year.

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Numerous businesses and organizations have contributed time, talent, financial and in-kind resources in support of CIS-Baytown activities.  We welcome any offers to help prevent students from dropping out of school in the CIS-Baytown service area.  You can help us in the cause in the following ways..

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Please, select a link below to view information on any of the CIS Baytown Program Sites:

Baytown Jr.
Cedar Bayou Jr.
Gentry Jr.
Horace Mann Jr.
Robert E. Lee High
Sterling High

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607 West Baker  Baytown TX, 77522 

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