CCJHS is proud to welcome Mary Mobley, our new 8th grade Science Teacher.
A Little about Mrs. Mobley: "I am a native to Central Texas and have been in the Copperas Cove area for about 24 years. I've been married for 22 years to my hubby, Kevin, and we have 2 Bulldawgs of my own, Sarah (junior) and Kevin Jr. (sophomore). My family and I love to travel and spend time with our 3 fur babies. I attended Tarleton State University where I completed my bachelor's degree in criminal justice, and I received my graduate degree in Counseling Psychology from Texas A&M- Central Texas."
"I'm looking forward to creating meaningful relationships with the amazing students and staff at CCJHS. This campus is very near and dear to my heart, and I'm happy to be home."
A Little about Mrs. Mobley: "I am a native to Central Texas and have been in the Copperas Cove area for about 24 years. I've been married for 22 years to my hubby, Kevin, and we have 2 Bulldawgs of my own, Sarah (junior) and Kevin Jr. (sophomore). My family and I love to travel and spend time with our 3 fur babies. I attended Tarleton State University where I completed my bachelor's degree in criminal justice, and I received my graduate degree in Counseling Psychology from Texas A&M- Central Texas."
"I'm looking forward to creating meaningful relationships with the amazing students and staff at CCJHS. This campus is very near and dear to my heart, and I'm happy to be home."
CCJHS is proud to welcome Christina Hennig, our new 6th grade Science Teacher.
A Little about Mrs. Hennig: "I am excited to be joining the middle school team next year as a 6th grade Science Teacher. I have spent the past 27 years teaching elementary students in grades 3-5, with a strong focus on helping students develop curiosity, critical thinking, and a love of learning."
"As I begin this new chapter in middle school, I am looking forward to building relationships with students and colleagues, expanding my knowledge of science instruction, and helping students discover the excitement of exploring the world around them. I am eager to bring my years of experience to this new role while continuing to learn and grow as an educator."
A Little about Mrs. Hennig: "I am excited to be joining the middle school team next year as a 6th grade Science Teacher. I have spent the past 27 years teaching elementary students in grades 3-5, with a strong focus on helping students develop curiosity, critical thinking, and a love of learning."
"As I begin this new chapter in middle school, I am looking forward to building relationships with students and colleagues, expanding my knowledge of science instruction, and helping students discover the excitement of exploring the world around them. I am eager to bring my years of experience to this new role while continuing to learn and grow as an educator."
CCJHS is proud to welcome Brittany Taylor, our new Inclusion Teacher.
A Little about Mrs. Taylor: "I was born and raised in New Jersey and recently moved back to Central Texas from North Texas. I've taught in New Jersey and most recently in Forney ISD, where I served as a Functional Academics teacher for five years. I'm married and have two awesome kids and two dogs that keep life busy and fun!"
"I run on coffee and am looking forward to building meaningful, collaborative relationships and having an amazing school year together."
A Little about Mrs. Taylor: "I was born and raised in New Jersey and recently moved back to Central Texas from North Texas. I've taught in New Jersey and most recently in Forney ISD, where I served as a Functional Academics teacher for five years. I'm married and have two awesome kids and two dogs that keep life busy and fun!"
"I run on coffee and am looking forward to building meaningful, collaborative relationships and having an amazing school year together."
CCJHS is proud to welcome Brandin Byrd, our new PE Teacher and Coach.
A little about Coach Byrd: "I am a Copperas Cove graduate (Class of 2010) and went on to earn my bachelors and masters degrees at the University of North Texas. My wife (Tateyana) and I have been married for two years and we have two children, Beaux (1 years old) and Tatum (1 week). This will be my 10th year in education, with the first 9 being in Belton ISD (Belton High School 2017-2019, and Lake Belton High School, 2020-2025)."
"The thing that I am most looking forward to this upcoming school year is working alongside my colleagues, making lasting impacts, and helping our students maximize their abilities in all that they do at school."
A little about Coach Byrd: "I am a Copperas Cove graduate (Class of 2010) and went on to earn my bachelors and masters degrees at the University of North Texas. My wife (Tateyana) and I have been married for two years and we have two children, Beaux (1 years old) and Tatum (1 week). This will be my 10th year in education, with the first 9 being in Belton ISD (Belton High School 2017-2019, and Lake Belton High School, 2020-2025)."
"The thing that I am most looking forward to this upcoming school year is working alongside my colleagues, making lasting impacts, and helping our students maximize their abilities in all that they do at school."
CCJHS is proud to welcome Nyah Boyd, our new Math Invention Teacher.
A Little about Nyah: "I'm originally from Dallas, Texas and graduated from UTEP. I enjoy basketball, pickleball, and fishing."
"This school year, I'm looking forward to learning new teaching strategies, building strong relationships, and creating a positive classroom environment."
A Little about Nyah: "I'm originally from Dallas, Texas and graduated from UTEP. I enjoy basketball, pickleball, and fishing."
"This school year, I'm looking forward to learning new teaching strategies, building strong relationships, and creating a positive classroom environment."
CCJHS is proud to welcome Falen Chappell, our new 6th Grade Math Teacher.
A little about Mrs. Chappell: "I've been married to my husband for almost 12 years this September, and we have two amazing boys, ages 11 and 7, who keep life exciting and keep us laughing. As ah Army brat, I moved around quite a bit before my family settled in Copperas Cove in 1999. I graduated from Copperas Cove High in 2003 and later earned my Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Angelo State University.
My teaching career started in East Texas, where I taught sixth grade- and I absolutely loved it! I've always hoped I'd find my way back to middle school, so this opportunity feels like everything has come full circle. After that, my family lived in Austin for six years, where both of my boys were born. In 2020, we decided to move back to Copperas Cove so our boys could grow up surrounded by grandparents, cousins, and all the family that means so much to us. It was one of the best decisions we've made, and family time is something I truly treasure.
I returned to teaching in 2022 at CPE, where I started in second grade before moving to fourth grade, where I've spent the last three years. I was blessed to wok alongside some incredible educators and be part of an amazing fourth grade team. They became more than co-workers- they became great friends -- and I'll always be thankful for my time there.
When I'm not at school, you'll usually find me building LEGO flower sets (they never need watering!), catching a movie with my family, spending time in the pool, or planning our next family adventure and finding fun new places to explore together.
I'm looking forward to this new chapter, strengthening my expertise in math instruction while continuing to grow as an educator, learning from all of you, and hopefully getting to teach some of my former students again. I can't wait to meet everyone, make new connections, and be part of such an amazing school. Here's to a fantastic year!"
A little about Mrs. Chappell: "I've been married to my husband for almost 12 years this September, and we have two amazing boys, ages 11 and 7, who keep life exciting and keep us laughing. As ah Army brat, I moved around quite a bit before my family settled in Copperas Cove in 1999. I graduated from Copperas Cove High in 2003 and later earned my Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Angelo State University.
My teaching career started in East Texas, where I taught sixth grade- and I absolutely loved it! I've always hoped I'd find my way back to middle school, so this opportunity feels like everything has come full circle. After that, my family lived in Austin for six years, where both of my boys were born. In 2020, we decided to move back to Copperas Cove so our boys could grow up surrounded by grandparents, cousins, and all the family that means so much to us. It was one of the best decisions we've made, and family time is something I truly treasure.
I returned to teaching in 2022 at CPE, where I started in second grade before moving to fourth grade, where I've spent the last three years. I was blessed to wok alongside some incredible educators and be part of an amazing fourth grade team. They became more than co-workers- they became great friends -- and I'll always be thankful for my time there.
When I'm not at school, you'll usually find me building LEGO flower sets (they never need watering!), catching a movie with my family, spending time in the pool, or planning our next family adventure and finding fun new places to explore together.
I'm looking forward to this new chapter, strengthening my expertise in math instruction while continuing to grow as an educator, learning from all of you, and hopefully getting to teach some of my former students again. I can't wait to meet everyone, make new connections, and be part of such an amazing school. Here's to a fantastic year!"
CCJHS proudly welcomes Mrs. Amanda Bryan as our new INSTRUCTIONAL COACH. Mrs. Bryan has been teaching for 7 years. She has taught everything from 3rd to 6th grade math. She has been a 6th grade Math teacher for the last two years.
"Math is my favorite subject to teach because I believe in problem solving skills and there is so much more that goes into learning math than just numbers," Bryan said. "I am looking forward to utilizing our new math curriculum and seeing our Bullpups grow. I am also excited to meet with our science teachers and learn from them! I believe in our teachers and know that we are destined for greatness."
"Math is my favorite subject to teach because I believe in problem solving skills and there is so much more that goes into learning math than just numbers," Bryan said. "I am looking forward to utilizing our new math curriculum and seeing our Bullpups grow. I am also excited to meet with our science teachers and learn from them! I believe in our teachers and know that we are destined for greatness."
CCJHS proudly introduces our NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL: Crystal Martinez. Mrs . Martinez has been part if CCJHS since 2018 serving as an 8th grade math teacher and most recently as the Math and Science Instructional Coach. She has built strong relationships that make this campus feel like home.
"This campus is especially meaningful to me because both of my children attended here and were impacted by this amazing staff that make this campus so special," Martinez said. "I am honored and excited to serve as your new Assistant Principal and look forward to continuing this journey with all of you."
"This campus is especially meaningful to me because both of my children attended here and were impacted by this amazing staff that make this campus so special," Martinez said. "I am honored and excited to serve as your new Assistant Principal and look forward to continuing this journey with all of you."
Survivor Day 8- Yesterday was the end of Survivor Day 8 challenges. Survivor teams had to each balance a teacup on their head while walking a course. Once finished, they had to relay hoops from one water bottle to another water bottle across the room, using large flat sticks and back again. Then they had to land all of the hoops onto a water bottle and last but not least they had to put together a puzzle and follow the instructions on the puzzle. The first team to finish won reward.
Congratulations to the May paraprofessionals and teachers of the Month!!! Lucille Sutherland, Eric Dawson, Yudelia Trejo, and Christina Monroe, we are so proud of you and appreciative of all that you do to make us shine!!!
Survivor Day 7- Day 7 of Survivor concluded with ping pong chaos. Teams had to use a folded piece of paper as a canal and with a partner leapfrog a ping pong ball down to a second basket. Once all ten ping pong balls were transported, they had to turn around and leapfrog them back to the original basket. Once back in the original basket they had to land all ten ping pong balls in the second basket, which proved to be quite difficult and exciting. The first to complete the challenge won a reward.
Incoming 9th - 12th Grade
PGP Saturday
May 30th, 2026
8:00am-4:00pm
Copperas Cove High School
400 South 25th Street
Library
All incoming 9th-12th grade parents and student are encouraged to attend this event, if you have not completed your Personal Graduation Plan.
Learn About:
* 2026-2027 Course Offerings
* Texas Graduation Requirements
* Career Pathways and Certifications
* Dual Enrollment Opportunities
* Athletic Opportunities
* Fine Arts Opportunities
Please fill out the QR Code below to sign up for a time slot.
PGP Saturday
May 30th, 2026
8:00am-4:00pm
Copperas Cove High School
400 South 25th Street
Library
All incoming 9th-12th grade parents and student are encouraged to attend this event, if you have not completed your Personal Graduation Plan.
Learn About:
* 2026-2027 Course Offerings
* Texas Graduation Requirements
* Career Pathways and Certifications
* Dual Enrollment Opportunities
* Athletic Opportunities
* Fine Arts Opportunities
Please fill out the QR Code below to sign up for a time slot.
Returning Students registration is NOW Open
* go to the CCISD Portal (www.ccisdportal.com)
* Click on Parent
* Click on Skyward
* Sign in with the parent login for Skyward
* Click on "Open family access"
* Click on returning student registration. Link is on the left side of the screen.
* Click on Student's name and complete the returning registration steps.
* A new proof of residency is required. You can either upload it or bring a copy to the campus. Please make sure your student's name is written on the proof or residency, if you bring it to the campus.
* Once all of the steps have been completed there will be a green check mark next to each step, then click "submit registration."
* A message will appear on the next screen saying that the student has been successfully enrolled with a green check mark.
Proof of Residency
* Water Bill
* Gas Bill
* Electric Bill
* Mortgage Bill
* Lease (still valid)
* Billing/invoice date within the last 45 days
* When uploading please show mailing and service address
* Date
* In parent/guardian name
Question or guidance 254-547-6959
Mrs. Heimbuck ext. 12020
Mrs. Goudeau ext. 12012
Survivor Day 6- Today's challenge was truly a challenge. Teams had to work together, using a rubberband apparatus to stack and unstack a 21-cup tower, one cup at a time. In between the stacking and unstacking, they had to solve two of four logic puzzles. There was lots of groaning and complaining with this one. One wrong touch and down the tower comes. But... it was fun!
Spanish Club's Last Fiesta!!! Students had a great time today! They enjoyed traditional Mexican food (tacos, quesadillas, arroz, refried beans) and salsas, guacamole, pico de gallo, and traditional candies. Also, spend time crafting maracas and coloring some piñata wooden ornaments. They had fun playing “ponle la cola al burro” and lotería.
It was a wonderful and joyful time for all of us Bullpups!
It was a wonderful and joyful time for all of us Bullpups!
Day 3 of Survivor is done and we had a blast. Two students had to balance one foot on a board. If during the challenge they touched their foot to the floor, they would be out, and if the second person touched down, their team was disqualified. While the two students were balancing, the rest of the team had to solve a word scramble puzzle, then land nine rings around a bottle of water. Not as easy as it sounds, just ask those who were standing on one foot. The first to finish won a team reward.
URVIVORS READY? In Theatre Arts, students are participating in 10 exciting days of Survivor Challenges. There are three to four parts to each day's challenge. They do everything the popular show does except go to Fiji and get voted out of their tribe. They do, however, win daily rewards!
TSIA2 Testing
Texas Success Initiative
Summer 2026 Sessions
What is it?
The Texas Success Initiative Assessment 2.0 are tests that help determine whether you are ready for college-level courses (like Dual Credit).
The Opportunity
The district offers the TSIA2 on campus throughout the year, including summer sessions
Before you sign up
Go to the Accuplacer website to create an account and complete the Pre-Administration Activity if you have not done so already. This will provide you with information about TSAI2, as well as practice opportunities. You MUST bring your own computer to test.
When is it?
* Tuesday, June 2
* Thursday, June 4
*Tuesday, June 16
* Thursday, June 18
* Tuesday, July 14
* Thursday, July 16
* Tuesday, July 28
Thursday, August 8
For each summer session, we will test at 8:00am and 1:00pm in the library.
How do I sign up:
Http://formsofFICE.com/R/AYDXYKY317 or scan the QR Code
Questions?
Contact Bobbie Green
Coordinator of Assessment and Accountability
(254) 547-2514
Incoming 9th-12th Grade PGP Saturday
May 30th, 2026
8:00am-4:00pm
400 South 25th Street
Copperas Cove High School
Library
All incoming 9th-12th grade parents and students are encouraged to attend this event if you have not completed your Personal Graduation Plan.
Learn about:
* 2026-2027 Course Offerings
* Texas Graduation Requirements
* Career Pathways and Certifications
* Dual Enrollment Opportunities
* Athletics Opportunities
* Fine Arts Opportunities
Please fill out the QR Code Below to Sign Up for a Time Slot.
May 30th, 2026
8:00am-4:00pm
400 South 25th Street
Copperas Cove High School
Library
All incoming 9th-12th grade parents and students are encouraged to attend this event if you have not completed your Personal Graduation Plan.
Learn about:
* 2026-2027 Course Offerings
* Texas Graduation Requirements
* Career Pathways and Certifications
* Dual Enrollment Opportunities
* Athletics Opportunities
* Fine Arts Opportunities
Please fill out the QR Code Below to Sign Up for a Time Slot.
2026
Walk for Autism and Family Engagement Day
Location Change
Saturday, April 25, 2026
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Copperas Cove Junior High Gymnasium
Please park in the front parking lot and Stadium parking lot and walk around the school to enter the gym.
Walk for Autism and Family Engagement Day
Location Change
Saturday, April 25, 2026
9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Copperas Cove Junior High Gymnasium
Please park in the front parking lot and Stadium parking lot and walk around the school to enter the gym.
