Crockett Elementary entered 2025-26 as one of Bryan's downtown neighborhood schools, home of the Rockets under Principal Debi Ehrhardt. The school's 17 instructional aides running alongside 38 full-time teachers give it more classroom-level support capacity than many similarly sized Bryan ISD campuses. The AlphaBEST after-school program continues to run at Crockett, and the school joins Bryan ISD's district-wide family engagement events throughout the year. Teachers at the campus have an average of 10 years of teaching experience and 6 years at Crockett specifically, a combination that creates real continuity for students in one of the city's most established neighborhoods.

Q1. Does Crockett Elementary have a GATE program?

Ans. Crockett Elementary offers a Gifted and Talented program through Bryan ISD. The classroom teacher starts the referral process, and the school has a full-time counselor who can help families understand what the BISD evaluation cycle looks like and when the fall assessment window opens each year.

Q2. What after-school care is available at Crockett Elementary?

Ans. Crockett Elementary is one of the Bryan ISD campuses served by AlphaBEST after-school care, which runs enrichment programming including coding, robotics, art, drama, and fitness alongside homework support. Families should call (979) 209-2960 to confirm current enrollment availability, as slots can vary by semester.

Q3. What bilingual support does Crockett Elementary provide?

Ans. Crockett Elementary serves a predominantly Hispanic student body in the heart of downtown Bryan, and bilingual and English Language Development instruction is woven through classroom delivery at all four grade levels. The school's 38 full-time teachers and 17 instructional aides work together to support students across a range of English fluency levels throughout the school day.

Q4. How does Crockett Elementary support students academically?

Ans. Crockett Elementary has 17 instructional aides on campus alongside its 38 full-time teachers, giving it more in-classroom support capacity than many comparable campuses.

Q5. What community events does Crockett Elementary participate in?

Ans. Crockett Elementary, home of the Rockets, participates in Bryan ISD's district-wide family engagement events and parent programming throughout the year. Principal Debi Ehrhardt leads the campus, and families can reach the school directly at (979) 209-2960 for information on upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and school committee involvement.