The Corpus Christie area, specifically Kostoryz Elementary School, is involved with significant discussions about the Corpus Christi ISD's ongoing assessment of a consolidation plan developed at the district level that would affect the Kostoryz campus during the upcoming academic calendar year (2026-2027). Community meetings were held in late January/early February 2026 where families expressed their perspectives and posed questions about changes that may occur, thus providing a forum for two-way communication between the district and community members who reside in proximity to the school. Simultaneously the school continues to provide families with ongoing internal updates regarding the district's policy changes and resources related to academic performance, as well as the District's “B” rating in accountability from the Texas Education Agency.

Q1. Is Kostoryz El located within the Corpus Christi Independent School District?

Ans. Yes, Kostoryz Elementary is an elementary school that belongs to the Corpus Christi Independent School District.

Q2. Which grades are offered at Kostoryz El?

Ans. Kostoryz El serves children in preschool (pre-k) through 5th grade.

Q3. Is Kostoryz El considered a charter school or a traditional school?

Ans. Kostoryz El is a traditional (neighborhood) public elementary school and not a charter school.

Q4. Is Kostoryz El a full-service elementary school?

Ans. Yes. Kostoryz El has a PK-5 service structure that allows children to attend one location throughout their primary (elementary) school years.

Q5. Does Kostoryz El have a small student body?

Ans. Yes, due to its enrollment of fewer than 400 students, Kostoryz Elementary is classified as a small elementary school compared to several other larger public school campuses within the district.