Area Schools

Corpus Christi Area

Naval Air Station Corpus Christi (NASCC) is located in Nueces County, Texas and has 11 public schools districts within their area of responsibility. In addition to public schools, charter schools and private schools are available. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is the state agency that oversees primary and secondary public education in the state of Texas. The Texas public school system is divided into 20 educational service center areas. NASCC is located in the Educational Service Center Area 2. These 11 school districts have a total of 113 public schools serving over 65,000 students.

Please contact the School Liaison to inquire and get clarification on the school districts process/policy regarding school choice.

Public Schools Serving the Military Housing and Community Neighborhoods in Corpus Christi

Flour Bluff Early Childhood Education Center (PK-K): 617 Purdue; (361) 694-9036

Flour Bluff Primary (1-2): 2505 Waldron Rd.; (361) 694-9600

Flour Bluff Elementary (3-4): 2501 Waldron Rd.; (361) 694-9500

Flour Bluff Intermediate (5-6): ; 377 Hustlin' Hornet; (361) 694-9400

Flour Bluff Junior High (7-8): 207 Hustlin' Hornet; (361) 694-9300

Flour Bluff High (9-12): 2601 Waldron Rd.; (361) 694-9100

Families selecting non-military housing in Nueces County can click here to view their determined zoned school district.

Learn more about how Flour Bluff School's support Military Families here.

Purple Star Schools

All schools within Flour Bluff Independent School District have earned the Purple Star Campus Designation. The purpose of the Purple Star Campus Designation is to recognize schools that support the unique needs of military families, help military-connected students navigate critical challenges and provide resources for military-connected students when transitioning to a new school environment.

Dress Code

Parents are encouraged to visit their school's website to learn more about their dress code policy. The dress code policy is typically found in the Student Handbook.

Transportation

Students who reside in the district and live more than 2 miles from their neighborhood school or who live in a hazard area are provided bus service. Learn more here. Flour Bluff provides a visual tool to help families determine if they are eligible to receive transportation services here.

Flour Bluff ISD provides transportation to/from the Youth Activities Center for children enrolled in the School Age Care program at NAS Corpus Christi.

Click on your school district to learn more about their Transportation policies: Corpus Christi, Tuloso-Midway, London, Gregory-Portland, Taft, Aransas Pass, Aransas County, Port Aransas, Ingleside, West Oso.

Charter Schools

There are few charter schools in the NASCC area and several resources available to help you choose the charter school that is best for your child. The two closest charter schools to the installation are Seashore Charter?and School of Science & Technology.

The Charter School Locator Map has information about all Texas charter schools and can help you locate a charter school close to where you live. In addition, charter district and campus performance information is available through txschools.gov. The Charter School Applications page on the TEA website includes detailed information about each charter and is available for download.

Private Schools

There are a few private schools in Nueces County, TX. TEA has no oversight of private schools or home school programs. The Texas Private School Accreditation Commission (TEPSAC) helps ensure quality in private schools by monitoring and approving organizations that accredit the various non-public elementary and secondary educational institutions in the state of Texas.

Private school addresses, phone numbers, school administrators, grade span, programs offered, and enrollment by grade can be found on the Texas Private School Accreditation Commission's Private School Directory, which lists accredited, non-public schools all throughout the state of Texas.

Homeschooling

Families who choose to homeschool their child(ren) have four (4) legal requirements. To learn more details, please click here. For homeschool events hosted by our program, please contact the School Liaison.

Immunizations

The Texas Department of State Health Services website provides a list of immunization requirements children must have to enroll in school.

Choosing a School

We know the importance of choosing a school that best meets the needs of your military child(ren). Even though School Liaisons are unable to make direct recommendations for schools, we are available to help you acquire information and research the schools within NRSE. We can provide overall information on districts as well as help you determine what schools you might be zoned to once you have a residence. Academic, demographic and fiscal information on Florida schools can be found using the following resources: School Report Card, TXschools.gov School Finder, Texas School District Locator (SDL) and District Directory (AskTED).

Out of Zone Student Transfer

Families interested in attending a school outside of their assigned neighborhood school should reach out to the School Liaison to learn of Texas state policies and procedures.

Military Interstate Compact

The Military Interstate Compact (MIC) is an article of laws to help make transition easier for children of military families so that they may be afforded the same opportunities for educational success as other children and are not penalized or delayed in achieving their educational goals. The MIC provides support with placement, enrollment, extracurricular activities, senior moves and more! The MIC only covers students enrolled in U.S. Public Schools and DoDEA Schools. It does not apply to students enrolled in private schools, homeschools or international schools. Additional information can be found at: www.mic3.net.