Life is a Puzzle. Solve it Drug Free.
Red Ribbon Week October 27 -31
www.redribbon.org

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Life is a Puzzle. Solve it Drug Free. Red Ribbon Week October 23 -31 www.redribbon.org Red Ribbon Campaign, National Family Partnership, 2025 National Red Ribbon Theme.
Red Ribbon Dress Up Days.
Life is a Puzzle, Solve it Drug Free!
October 27-31, 2025.
Monday 27th. Wear Red
Wear Red to kick off Red Ribbon Week.
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Nyla Durant holds a pillow with lace trim completed in Crossroads Sewing & Crafts Club.
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Picture of Nyla with her finished pillow

Next week we celebrate Red Ribbon Week "Life is a Puzzle, Solve it Drug Free!"

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Picture of poster with CCISD Logo Next week we celebrate Red Ribbon Week! Although most campuses have their own dress up days and activities planned for next week, CCISD will kick off the campaign on Monday, October 27th with All students and staff Wearing Red. The Red Ribbon Campaign began in 1985 following the tragic murder of DEA Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena. National Family Partnership healthy, drug-free lifestyles. "Life is a Puzzle, Solve it Drug Free!"
The Graduates! Who graduated this week? Oct 20-24, 2025
Congratulations to William Youmans and Jaden Millner.
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Crossroads Sewing & Crafts Club members, Colten Huddleston and Jordan Hennessee, prepare fabric for sewing a zipper bag and a trick or treat tote bag in preparation for Halloween.

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Picture of Colton and Jordan working

Crossroads Sewing & Crafts Club member, Avery Waller shows her newest completed project - a reversible Halloween trick or treat tote bag.

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Picture of Avery with her project
Crossroads students Avery Waller and Antara Segura-Simms sort and organize patterns and fabric donated to Crossroads High School Sewing & Crafts Club. The club is always grateful for donated fabric, sewing supplies, polyfill, irons, ironing boards, sublimation blanks, yarn and knitting/crochet items, and other craft goods. Current and coming projects include leaning to make tote bags by making trick or treat bags, making potholders for Thanksgiving, sublimating ornaments and other small gift items for Christmas gifts, and as always, quilts for Project Linus and for themselves, and pillows. They LOVE making pillows. To donate please contact the Crossroads Office at 254-547-9164.
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Picture of Avery sorting donations
Picture of Avery and Antara sorting donations
Crossroads Environmental Ambassador students received a Certificate of Environmental Stewardship for their participation in the Eco Harvest with Keep Copperas Cove Beautiful Eco-Friendly Fashion Show on 10/18/2025

Congratulations to Somora Rogers, Malicchi Williams, Gabriella Perez, William Youmans, Marisol Ayala and Antara Segura-Simms.
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Picture of Crossroads HS Environmental Ambassadors students
Mr. Brown challenged our Crossroads students to participate in our Plate Pinch Carry challenge. Students carried a weight plate around the course as far as they could. Once they put it down, then ran a lap around the rest of the lap and returned to where they left the plate. The student would pick up the plate and continue like this until they completed two rounds.
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Picture of Mr. Brown explaining the weight carry fitness challenge.
Picture of students participating in weight carry fitness challenge.
Picture of students participating in weight carry fitness challenge.
Picture of students participating in weight carry fitness challenge.
Picture of students participating in weight carry fitness challenge.
Students at Crossroads are enjoying the Butterfly Garden in the courtyard. Crossroads Garden Club has made a nice flower home for them to visit. Our little flying friends are so pretty this time of year.
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Picture of butterfly garden
Picture of butterfly garden
Picture of butterfly garden
Nothing is impossible, the word itself says "I'm Possible"! -Audrey Hepburn
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Keep Copperas Cove Beautiful. Eco-Fashion Show.
Come support the Crossroads High School Environmental Ambassadors.
Location- Ogletree Gap Copperas Cove
When - Sat October 18th 12 PM
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RESPECT Treat others the same way that you want to be treated. Always use your manners and be kind. Respect is a two-way street.
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Respect poster with ccisd logo
Take the Stress Out of the COLLEGE ADMISSIONS Process!
Texas Free College Application Week will take place from October 13-19, 2025.
Here are the key details:
This is the first-ever Free College Application Week in Texas, declared by Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
Every year after 2025, it will occur during the second full week of October.
During this week, application fees will be waived for all Texas residents applying to undergraduate programs at public colleges and universities in Texas.
Applications must be submitted through ApplyTexas by 11:59 p.m. CST on the last day of the week to qualify.
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College application poster with ccisd logos
Crossroads High School. Congratulations 2nd place Paint the School Orange Anti-Bullying Campaign.
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Poster with ccisd logo

Crossroads High School Students and Staff participated in Paint the School Orange! During the month of October CCISD joins forces in its efforts to promote kindness and care for all. The color Orange unites us as a district to show our support for anti-bullying methods shared with students and staff.

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Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
Pictures around campus of orange day decorations and participants.
No School October 10 & 13
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No9 School October 10 & 13
Counselor Spotlight. Audrey Trahan, Crossroads High School
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Poster with picture and logo. Counselor Spotlight. AudreyTrahan, Crossroads High School. What is one of your favorite quotes? “I'm not interested in whether you've stood with the great; I'm interested in whether you've sat with the broken.” ― Sue Fitzmaurice What is one of your hobbies? I love working on puzzles, cooking, playing board/card games, and playing games on my phone. What is your favorite coping skill for stress? Taking deep breaths, going for a walk outside or separating myself from others if possible, and talking it out with someone. What made you decide to pursue School Counseling? I taught for seven years and truly loved it, but I grew increasingly frustrated by the limited time and resources available to support my students when they faced family or personal challenges. I found it difficult to balance teaching with providing the counseling they needed. Often, I had to refer them to the school counselor—and then I never knew what happened afterward. I wanted to make a deeper, more lasting impact. While teaching leaves a significant mark, I felt called to support my students in a more personal and meaningful way. Amy Trimm, who transitioned from teacher to counselor herself, offered me invaluable guidance and encouragement on how to make the switch. I took her advice and pursued the path—and I’ve never looked back since. Who is one of your heroes/role models? I don’t really have any specific role models or heroes, but there are people in my life who inspire me in different ways—my co-workers, my daughter, my sister, and my friends. It’s often the small, everyday things we do that leave the biggest impact on those around us. What is something that makes you smile? My daughter --seeing her happy and excited about life always brightens my day. I also smile when I see my students succeed, whether it’s in academics or in their personal lives. Watching them grow and thrive makes me truly grateful to be part of their journey. What do you love most about your job? I love working with my students at Crossroads because I get to support them through real-life challenges and situations. Whether it’s helping them find a job, secure housing, get clothing, or connect with colleges and universities, I’m there to guide them every step of the way. I also have honest conversations with them about their life choices, helping them see the bigger picture before making decisions that could affect their future forever. Encouraging them to stay in school and earn their diploma is a big part of what I do. What I love most is knowing that everything I do—whether it’s something as simple as giving them a Dum Dum sucker or slowly building trust—truly matters to each of my students.
The Graduates! Who Graduated this Week? Sept 30-Oct 9 2025. Congratulations to Jasaue Haskins.
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