🏀 Meet the Buffs 2026–2027! 🦬
Class of 2029 Corbett Girls Basketball 🏀❤️
#MeetTheBuffs #ClassOf2029 #CorbettBasketball #FutureBuffs
🏐 It’s officially volleyball season! 🏐
Our 7th Grade Mustangs are ready to hit the court for their first home game today! Come out, bring the energy, and help us cheer them on as they begin an exciting new season.
Good luck, Mustangs! ❤️🐴🏐
#GoMustangs #LadyMustangs #CorbettVolleyball #MustangPride #GameDay
🏃♀️🏃♂️ The season is officially underway! 🏃♂️🏃♀️
Corbett Cross Country is back, and our Mustangs are ready to hit the ground running! We are excited to watch our student-athletes challenge themselves, support one another, and grow stronger with every mile.
Here’s to early mornings, hard work, personal bests, and an unforgettable season. Let’s go, Mustangs! 🐴💨
#CorbettMustangs #MustangPride #CorbettCrossCountry #RunAsOne #SCUCISD
Football season is officially underway! 🏈 Our Mustangs started the day with an early morning practice, putting in the work, building the team, and preparing for a great season ahead! 💪🐴 #GoMustangs #CorbettPride #FootballSeason
The Clemens Belles stopped by Corbett to pass out flyers! We love seeing Clemens students return to Corbett and connect with our Mustangs! 💙🤍🐴
We’re all set and ready to welcome our amazing teachers back tomorrow! 💙❤️
A huge thank you to our incredible PTC for partnering with our admin team to help make everything look so welcoming. Your support means so much, and we’re grateful for all you do for our staff and students.
We can’t wait to kick off another great year at Corbett! 🐴✨
Another day, another opportunity for our new teachers to connect with one another as we continue building relationships and preparing for an incredible school year. We’re excited to see this team come together and can’t wait to welcome our Mustangs back soon! 💙🐴
Welcome to the Corbett family! 💙🐴
We’re excited to welcome our amazing new teachers to Corbett Junior High for the 2026–2027 school year! Your passion, dedication, and fresh ideas will make a lasting impact on our students and school community.
We’re looking forward to an incredible year of learning, growth, and building relationships together. Thank you for choosing to be a Mustang, we’re so glad you’re here!
Please join us in giving our newest Mustangs a warm Corbett welcome! 💙🤍
Hello Corbett Mustang Family,
I am absolutely thrilled and honored to introduce myself as a new member of the Corbett Junior High School family! I was born and raised in Temple, Texas, and I am a proud product of Temple ISD. Education is truly my passion, and this marks my 15th year doing what I love most—changing lives and making a difference every single day.
My mission in education is to ensure that every student has an equitable opportunity to become a successful, productive, and valuable member of society. I wholeheartedly believe that all students—no matter their circumstances—have both the right and the ability to learn, grow, and thrive.
I hold a Master of Science in Educational Leadership as well as a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction. I began my career in 2011 at Woodlake Hills Middle School in Judson ISD as a 7th and 8th grade math teacher. In 2015, I joined the incredible team at Laura Ingalls Wilder Intermediate School, where I taught 6th grade math, served as the RTI/MTSS campus lead, and was honored to be a department chair. Most recently, I had the privilege of serving as an assistant principal at Dobie Jr. High School for the past three years.
Outside of school, I am a very proud mother to Dawnyail, Dyneisha, and Chace, who are all graduates of Steele High School in SCUC. They are my greatest joy and inspiration!
I am beyond excited to become a part of the Corbett Mustang community! I cannot wait to build strong relationships with our students, staff, and families, and to work together to create a positive, supportive, and high-achieving environment for all. I am truly looking forward to the journey ahead and all the great things we will accomplish together!
Mrs. Cupid Cromartie
2026 CJH Mustang Roundup
Date:
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Time Slots
Last Names A–L: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Last Names M–Z: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Incoming 7th Graders & New 8th Graders
Report to the Gym Entrance.
Students will pick up their schedules as they walk in, then report to Gym 1.
Returning 8th Graders
Report to the Front Office through the front of the school.
Students will pick up their schedules and then be able to leave.
Location
Ray D. Corbett Junior High School
12000 Ray Corbett Drive
Schertz, TX
Phone
210-619-4150
Today we celebrate our incredible school nurse, Gale Cabe, the heart of care in our building!
From bandaging scrapes to offering comfort, support, and a calm presence during tough moments, our nurse does so much more than people realize. They help keep our students safe, healthy, and ready to learn every single day.
Nurse Cabe, thank you for your compassion, your expertise, and the countless ways you care for our school community. We appreciate you today and always!
From bandaging scrapes to offering comfort, support, and a calm presence during tough moments, our nurse does so much more than people realize. They help keep our students safe, healthy, and ready to learn every single day.
Nurse Cabe, thank you for your compassion, your expertise, and the countless ways you care for our school community. We appreciate you today and always!
Today we’re celebrating our amazing School Lunch Heroes!
Behind every meal served is a team that works hard to make sure our students are fueled, cared for, and ready to learn. From early mornings to busy lunch periods, they greet students with smiles, kindness, and a whole lot of heart.
Thank you for everything you do to nourish both bodies and spirits. You truly make a difference every single day!
Behind every meal served is a team that works hard to make sure our students are fueled, cared for, and ready to learn. From early mornings to busy lunch periods, they greet students with smiles, kindness, and a whole lot of heart.
Thank you for everything you do to nourish both bodies and spirits. You truly make a difference every single day!
Today we celebrate the incredible individuals who start and end our students’ days with care, patience, and dedication—our bus drivers!
Rain or shine, early mornings and late afternoons, they safely transport our students while building relationships, offering smiles, and sometimes being the very first friendly face of the day.
Thank you for your commitment, your kindness, and the important role you play in our school community. We appreciate you more than words can say!
Rain or shine, early mornings and late afternoons, they safely transport our students while building relationships, offering smiles, and sometimes being the very first friendly face of the day.
Thank you for your commitment, your kindness, and the important role you play in our school community. We appreciate you more than words can say!
This week we celebrate the incredible leaders who keep our school running smoothly behind the scenes. Assistant principals wear so many hats—mentor, problem-solver, encourager, disciplinarian, and cheerleader—and they do it all with dedication and heart.
Thank you for supporting students, guiding teachers, and stepping in wherever you’re needed most. Your impact doesn’t go unnoticed, and our schools are stronger because of you.
We appreciate everything you do—today and every day! Happy National Assistant Principals Week!
Thank you for supporting students, guiding teachers, and stepping in wherever you’re needed most. Your impact doesn’t go unnoticed, and our schools are stronger because of you.
We appreciate everything you do—today and every day! Happy National Assistant Principals Week!
On Monday and Tuesday of last week, our concert, symphonic, and honor bands attended the UIL Concert and Sight Reading Evaluation. All 3 bands received the coveted “sweepstakes” award! This is the highest possible rating that the judges can give a band at this evaluation. We are very proud of our Mustangs for their continued commitment and dedication to their craft! Go Band! Go Mustangs!
#bestbandintheland
#excellenceisahabit
#bestbandintheland
#excellenceisahabit
We had to pull the camera footage for this one. Team manager, Brayden, has been with the team all year long: every practice, every game, every step of the way. Last game of the season he scored on a buzzer beater and the whole gym went crazy! A team, B team, didn't matter. Every Corbett Mustang ran onto the court to celebrate with Brayden. What a special moment!
Dobie and Corbett Junior High students capped off their fall Gifted/Talented project by taking part in a two-day Junior Model United Nations conference hosted by Samuel Clemens and Byron P. Steele High School Model UN clubs. After one semester of a course emphasizing learning parliamentary procedure, research, debate, and argumentative writing, the seventh graders put their skills to work in simulated UN sessions in the board room of the William Malish Building on December 11 and 12, 2025.
Under the theme Revive, students served on two committees addressing persistent global issues: water pollution caused by crop fertilization and the lack of access to medical care in developing countries. Delegates researched causes, explored solutions, and debated policies, gaining experience in collaboration and critical thinking while tackling challenges that affect communities worldwide.
It was more than a lesson; it was exposure to real-life world issues. Dobie and Corbett JHS students involved were exposed to the necessity for cooperation, empathy and solution-oriented thinking through diplomacy.
Under the theme Revive, students served on two committees addressing persistent global issues: water pollution caused by crop fertilization and the lack of access to medical care in developing countries. Delegates researched causes, explored solutions, and debated policies, gaining experience in collaboration and critical thinking while tackling challenges that affect communities worldwide.
It was more than a lesson; it was exposure to real-life world issues. Dobie and Corbett JHS students involved were exposed to the necessity for cooperation, empathy and solution-oriented thinking through diplomacy.
It was a special morning for Marcia Caballero. The science teacher at Ray D. Corbett Junior High School received a surprise procession in her honor, escorted by school principal Stacy McWilliams, complete with band and cheerleaders.
Ms. Caballero was informed by reporter/anchor Audrey Castoreno that she was named the KENS 5 & Kens5.com EXCEL Award winner for SCUC - and received a $2,000 check from Credit Human in front of students, colleagues and family members who traveled from various locales around the state to celebrate the moment.
Congratulations to Ms. Caballero for her well-deserved recognition! Look for the feature story to appear on KENS 5 on December 16th during its 6 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. newscasts.
#WeAreSCUC
#YouBelongHere
Parades, concerts, and most of all, thank-yous, were the focus of campus Veterans Day observances throughout SCUC leading up to the observance on November 11th. Processions were held through the halls of some campuses; students beamed with pride as they walked with parents, grandparents and other family members who currently serve or have served in the United States military.
Meanwhile, Samuel Clemens High School Air Force and Byron P. Steele High School JROTC cadets led the yearly observance at their respective campuses. Family members, many of them military-connected, watched as school choirs paid tribute to their guests with patriotic songs and expressions of gratitude for their service.
Veterans Day, first recognized as Armistice Day after World War I, reminds us of the men and women who serve to protect the nation from enemies, foreign and domestic. They trade comfort for duty, endure long deployments, often to volatile locales around the world. These sacrifices are felt by the service members themselves, and by their families at home.
SCUC is grateful and proud to be a military-connected school district, with approximately 40 percent of its enrollment tied to current or former military veterans. We express our deepest thanks for those who volunteer to serve to keep our nation safe and free.
✨Classroom Spotlight ✨
Look at these future engineers in action! The students in Mr. Collett's Principles of Applied Engineering classes are diving deep into the Tallest Paper Tower Project, putting their problem-solving, teamwork, and creativity to the ultimate test! Using only paper and tape, they're practicing the engineering design process, from brainstorming to building. It's amazing to watch their innovative ideas come to life! What a fantastic way to develop critical skills.
