These marks are acceptable and DO NOT need to be replaced immediately in any instance, including on signage, wraps, or uniforms. In some cases, they are permanently parts of campus buildings.
DO NOT utilize them going forward on digital and/or printed materials.
When it comes time to replace signage, wraps, or uniforms, DO NOT use these marks again. Instead, utilize the logos outlined in the previous tabs.
The "Braves B" has been repurposed as the Braves Center campus logo and should no longer be used as a district-wide spirit mark.
Logos should be reversed only to make the Brave face appear to be looking forward on moving objects, such as football helmets, vehicles, and shirt sleeves.
In you need clarification, contact the CISD Communications team prior to use.
The Community CODE is built on the four identity pillars we want every student, family, and staff member to embrace: Character, Ownership, Drive, and Excellence.
For our purposes, CODE is an acronym and should appear in all uppercase. Do not use periods after each letter.
This rallying cry can be heard on Friday nights during football season and throughout the year on every Community ISD campus. When you hear "WE ARE," respond with "BRAVE NATION!"
Note that the singular form of Brave should always be used in this context. Use Brave Nation, not Braves Nation.
In 1986, students held a district-wide contest to give the beloved Brave mascot a name. Tammy Diaz, a CHS cheerleader, submitted the winning name: Lacone Jo. It stands for the first two letters of the four towns that Community ISD serves: Lavon, Copeville, Nevada, and Josephine.
The name can be stylized two ways:
LACONE JO (all caps)
LaCoNe Jo (first letter of each town name capitalized)
