Future Ready

Welcome to Our College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) and Future Readiness Hub

At the heart of every student's journey lies the question: What’s next? College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) is our comprehensive framework designed to help students confidently answer that question. Whether their future leads to college, a rewarding career, or service in the military, CCMR equips students with the skills, knowledge, and credentials they need to thrive in an ever-changing world.

Overview of Future Readiness & CCMR

Being Future Ready is more than a goal—it’s a mindset. It aligns seamlessly with CCMR by focusing on the skills and perspectives students need to succeed in life after high school. This readiness empowers students with adaptability, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills to navigate the challenges of a dynamic global landscape.

Through CCMR, students gain concrete postsecondary opportunities tailored to their unique strengths, interests, and aspirations.

Key Components of CCMR

College Readiness
We prepare students for academic success beyond high school by offering:

Dual-credit programs
Advanced Placement (AP) courses
College entrance exam preparation (SAT, ACT, TSI)

Career Readiness
Students can transition seamlessly into the workforce with:

Career and technical education (CTE) pathways
Industry-recognized certifications
Work-based learning experiences

Military Readiness
For students pursuing military service, we provide:

Access to recruiters and training programs
Preparation to meet academic and fitness standards

Contact Us

Dr. Tonni Grant, Ed.D.
Special Assistant to Superintendent for CCMR Accountability

tonni.grant@crowley.k12.tx.us

Questions about Future Ready? Email us!

Resources

Questions Parents Can Ask to Support Their Child’s Future Readiness

College Readiness

What advanced academic opportunities do you offer that yield college credit?
What is your approach to helping students with college admissions tests, applications and scholarships?
How do you support students in selecting colleges that are a good fit for their academic and personal goals?
Is there a cost associated with advanced courses?
How do teachers support struggling students to ensure they remain on track for college readiness?

Career Readiness

What career and technical education (CTE) programs are available, and do they align with high-demand job fields?
Can my child earn industry-recognized certifications while in high school?
Are there internship or job shadowing opportunities to help my child gain real-world experience?
Can my student change their career pathway during high school?
Is there a cost associated with being in a CTE program?
Are there student clubs and extracurricular events that support career readiness?

Military Readiness

What resources are available for students interested in pursuing a military career?
How does the school help students connect with military recruiters or prepare for the ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery)?
Are there JROTC or other leadership programs that support military readiness?

General Future Readiness

How is my child’s school preparing them to meet the college, career and military readiness (CCMR) state standards and go beyond them to be future ready?
How can I stay informed about my child’s progress toward being college, career or military ready?
How does the school prepare students with soft skills, like communication, teamwork and problem solving?

Parental Involvement

How can I support my child’s CCMR goals at home and through school resources?
What events, workshops or information sessions are available for parents to learn more about CCMR?
Who should I contact if I have questions about my child’s postsecondary preparation?

University of Texas OnRamps

Note: Crowley ISD is proud to offer students a variety of opportunities to earn college credit while still in high school, including classes at Crowley Collegiate Academy, Tarrant County College, University of Texas OnRamps, University of Texas-Permian Basin, University of Texas-Tyler and the University of Texas Engineer Your World.

Dual Credit/Dual Enrollment Homepage

Tarrant County College

Advanced Placement

College Application Process

STEM Plus

Note: To ensure all students in the district are provided choices and access when they reach ninth grade, Crowley ISD is excited to share STEM Plus with the community. STEM Plus is a combination of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) ideas, Vision 2025 Learner Profile skills and are aligned to the Crowley ISD CTE Programs of Study.

Homepage: STEM Plus Home

Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

Note: No matter what your circumstance, you need to fill out and submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Nearly 95% of all student aid flows through the institution that you attend and requires you to submit the FAFSA form in order to gain access to all types of funding—this includes scholarships and grants that you may not even know about.

Financial Aid Homepage
Guide to Texas Student Loans, Scholarships, and Grants

ACT, SAT and PSAT

T3 Partnership

The Tarrant To and Through Partnership aims to ensure more Tarrant County students have the training and skills they need to thrive in today’s workforce. T3 is a local partnership of school districts, colleges, universities, employers, and organizations, anchored by a dedicated backbone staff focused on serving students and families in Tarrant County. Launched in 2020, T3 provides a variety of programs designed to inform and engage students and families about college and career pathways.

T3 Partnership Homepage

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