In a nutshell
The Voyager bus will offer literacy and science, technology, engineering, arts and math, or STEAM, resources and materials for families within the district’s boundaries, according to a May 23 news release from the district.
The bus will make its inaugural journey June 16 with its first stops at Armand Bayou Elementary, Whitcomb Elementary and the Freeman Branch Library, according to the news release.
The bus will make routes Monday through Thursdays from June 16-July 31 and feature a “new adventure” on each stop.
Other locations the bus will visit include the following:
- Wedgewood Elementary
- Greene Elementary
- Friendswood Public Library
- Bay Elementary
- Stewart Elementary
- Meador Branch Library
- McWhirter Elementary
- Helen Hall Library
Diving in deeper
The bus was funded by the Clear Creek Education Foundation through a grant, per the news release.
“The Clear Creek Education Foundation was proud to award the grant to bring Voyager to life,” CCEF Chair J.P. Morris said in the news release. “Few districts have revolutionized the learning experience beyond the classroom walls, and we believed supporting this mobile, flexible and innovative space broke the traditional boundaries of the school day and buildings.”
CCISD’s transportation team prepared the interior and exterior of the bus, and students from the district’s construction science program retrofitted the interior of the bus and built out the learning spaces, according to the news release.
The bus will also make stops at CCISD campuses throughout the 2025-26 school year, according to the news release.
Learn more
A ribbon-cutting will be held and open to the public June 23 at 5 p.m. at the district’s Education Support Center, located at 2425 E. Main St., League City.
To learn more, visit www.ccisd.net/voyager.
