GCCISD Plans Rezoning🏫|Bayou Bowl Returns to Mont Belvieu🏈|'Bitesized Buzz'🐝

In This Baytown Local Spotlight Issue:

☀ Baytown, Tx. Weather

📆 Greater Baytown Area Events

🏫 GCCISD Plans Rezoning to Improve Student Success and Resource Efficiency

🏈 Bayou Bowl Returns to Mont Belvieu

 🐝 ‘Bitesized Buzz’

Trivia

Today’s Record High: 85 in 1951 - Record Low: 25 in 1996

 

While we strive to ensure that all of our events are current and accurate, please always check to ensure that the event is still scheduled and that the information below is correct.

  • Blacklight Friday ~ Where Did My Hat Gogh? Fri., Dec. 20 from 9:00 pm to 11:00 pm Click for details

  • Slime Workshop! All Ages Tuesday, Dec. 24 | 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm
    Click for info

  • Bayou Bowl Mont Belvieu Eagle Stadium, Sat., Jan. 4th, 1:00 p.m

  • Deaf Social Where Bakery - Jan. 4th - 11 am @ 
    Heart & Whisk Bakery 4618 N. Main St., Baytown

  • West Chambers Deaf Social – Jan. 11th @ 11 am. @
    The Toasted Yolk in Mt. Belvieu 13001 I-10 East

  • Baytown Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event- Sat., Jan. 11, from 9am to 2pm at 1200 Lee Drive 

  • Mont Belvieu Market at the Park, Sat. Jan. 11th- 8am - Noon

  • GCM FFA Buckle Bash Jan. 19th @ 9 am - Baytown Youth Fair & Livestock Assoc. - 7900 N. Main, Baytown Click for details

  • Mont Belvieu Fish Fest 2025 - Jan. 25th - 8am - Noon Tickets

  • Daddy and Me Dance - Sat. Feb. 1st - 2-8 pm @ Baytown Community Center
    Tickets



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GCCISD Plans Rezoning to Improve
Student Success and Resource Efficiency

Goose Creek CISD has announced a district-wide rezoning initiative aimed at tackling overcrowding and ensuring equitable learning environments across all campuses. This effort underscores the district’s commitment to providing quality education, efficient operations, and student success.

Rezoning Goals:

  • Reduce Overcrowding: Balance student enrollment across campuses.

  • Establish Clean Feeder Patterns: Ensure students stay with their peers as they move through junior high and high school.

  • Promote Equity: Ensure all students have access to quality learning environments and resources.

  • Maximize Resources: Efficiently utilize existing facilities and taxpayer funding.

  • Improve Transportation: Streamline bus routes for cost-effectiveness.

The Rezoning Process:

  1. Enrollment Review: The district collaborated with Population and Survey Analysts (PASA) to analyze enrollment trends and future growth.

  2. Rezoning Options: A rezoning task force worked with PASA to develop two zoning options after extensive evaluation.

  3. Community Feedback: An online survey will be launched to gather input and address community concerns.

  4. Final Plan Development: Community feedback and PASA’s analysis will guide the final recommendation to the board, focusing on balanced enrollment and equity.

Stay Informed and Involved

GCCISD encourages families and community members to stay informed and share feedback throughout the process. Your input is crucial to ensuring the rezoning meets the needs of all students and the community.

This initiative reflects the district’s dedication to fostering an environment where every student can thrive. 🏫📚
To read details including FAQ’s

Bayou Bowl Returns to Mont Belvieu with New “Battle on the Bayou” Event! 🏈🎺

Mark your calendars! Mont Belvieu is proud to once again host the Bayou Bowl at Eagle Stadium on Saturday, January 4th, at 1:00 p.m. This highly anticipated showdown between the ETCA (East) and GHFCA (West) teams will feature 76 of the region’s top high school football players and will be broadcast live on the Space City Houston Sports Network, reaching audiences across a five-state region.

Introducing “The Battle on the Bayou” 🎶🏆

In an exciting first for 2025, the QuickAsyst Bayou Bowl, presented by the City of Mont Belvieu, will debut “The Battle on the Bayou,” a dynamic HBCU-style high school battle of the bands sponsored by HEB.

This inaugural event will feature four talented HISD bands from:

  • Worthing High School

  • Sterling High School

  • Westbury High School

  • Stephen F. Austin High School

Football and marching bands have always been a perfect pairing, and HEB is excited to launch this new tradition. The Battle on the Bayou promises to bring energy, excitement, and musical excellence to complement the thrilling football action, creating a memorable experience for fans of all ages.

Don’t miss out on this incredible day of athletic talent, music, and community spirit! 🏈🎉

Local Buzz Served
Short and Sweet

Photo Courtesy
City of Mont Belvieu

Celebrating MB Parks Superintendent,
Michael Mueller! 🌳🏆

A huge congratulations to Michael Mueller, Mont Belvieu Parks Superintendent, for being named "Park Professional of the Year" by the Texas Recreation and Park Society (TRAPS) East Region!

Michael’s dedication and hard work are key reasons why Mont Belvieu parks look so beautiful and remain well-maintained.

Thank you, Michael, for your commitment and passion for the local community's green spaces! 🌿👏

Answer in Monday’s newsletter!

What is the term for the phenomenon where the Moon appears slightly larger when it is near the horizon compared to when it is higher in the sky?

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Thursday’s answer
C) Hawaii is the only state to
grow coffee commercially

Thursday’s Quiz - Which of the following unusual facts about Hawaii is true?
Hawaii is the only U.S. state where coffee is grown commercially, particularly in the Kona region of the Big Island. The volcanic soil and tropical climate provide ideal conditions for coffee cultivation. While other states may have small-scale or experimental coffee growth, only Hawaii supports a large commercial industry. Climate-wise, most of the United States doesn't offer favorable growing conditions for coffee (for Arabica plants, these factors include mild temperatures with high humidity, rich soil, rainy and dry seasons, and altitude—the plants usually prefer a more mountainous terrain.)

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