Utsa Calendar Spring 2023

Utsa Calendar Spring 2023 – 1 of 7 Klein ISD is seeking comments on two proposed options for the 2021-2022 academic calendar. Courtesy of Klein ISD / kleinisd.netShow moreShow less

2 of 7 The Klein Oak baseball team will now have the Kailee Mills Foundation ribbon on their caps and helmets to show support for the nonprofit's mission to promote seat belt awareness and help families who have lost loved ones in car accidents. Courtesy of Klein ISD / kleinisd.netShow moreShow less

Utsa Calendar Spring 2023

3 of 7 More than $123,000 was raised during the annual Klein ISD Education Foundation Golf Classic and Silent Auction on November 17, 2020 at Gleannloch Pines Golf Club. Courtesy of Klein ISD / kleinisd.netShow moreShow less

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4 of 7 Klein Cain FFA and Agricultural Science students make a donation to the Harris County Sheriff's Office Homeless Outreach Division. Courtesy of Klein ISD / kleinisd.netShow moreShow less

5 of 7 Klein Cain FFA and Agricultural Science students make a donation to the Harris County Sheriff's Office Homeless Outreach Division. Courtesy of Klein ISD / kleinisd.netShow moreShow less

6 of 7 Klein Cain FFA and Agricultural Science students make a donation to the Harris County Sheriff's Office Homeless Outreach Division. Courtesy of Klein ISD / kleinisd.net. show more show less

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7 of 7 The Spring ISD school board recognized LaToya Patterson, assistant principal at Anderson Elementary, who was named by the Texas Association of Elementary Principals and Superintendents as Region 4 president-elect for 2020-2021. Courtesy of Spring ISD / Presented.

Klein ISD is seeking comments on two proposed options for the 2021-2022 academic calendar. Employees, guardians, students, community members and other interested parties are invited to participate in an online survey between December 1 and 13 to provide input on their preferred option. The survey can be accessed at https://kisd.us/2022calendar.

The Klein Oak baseball team will now have the Kailee Mills Foundation ribbon on their caps and helmets to show support for the nonprofit's mission to promote seat belt awareness and help families who have lost loved ones in crashes of vehicles

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The foundation was created in memory of Kailee Mills, who died in a car accident in 2017 after briefly unbuckling her seat belt.

According to a district news release, the Kailee Mills Foundation has invited the Klein Oak baseball team to its annual golf tournament fundraiser. Although the team was unable to donate funds this year, they were determined to help the cause.

Wearing the foundation on the team's hats and helmets aims to raise awareness not only for Klein Oak players, but also for fans and other teams.

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"I know our high school students are starting to drive and they need to understand the importance of seat belts," coach Bo Hernandez said in the announcement. "The Kailee Mills Foundation allows our students to relate and understand the importance of their daily decisions and how they can affect not only their lives but also those they love."

More than $123,000 was raised during the A.K. Buddy Brown Klein ISD Education Foundation Golf Classic and Silent Auction this year, according to a district news release. Held Nov. 17 at Gleannloch Pines Golf Club, the event raises money for grants to be given to Klein ISD educators to fund learning experiences for students.

"The golf tournament is the backbone of what we do for the Foundation to support the teachers and children in the district," Klein ISD Education Foundation President Bill Lakin said in the announcement. "It's a tremendous feeling to see the community come out and support us like they have since we started in 2002."

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Klein Cain FFA and Agricultural Science students donated a variety of homeless supplies to the Harris County Sheriff's Office Homeless Outreach Division. The group decided to launch the initiative as a way to positively impact the community during the challenge of COVID-19, according to a district news release.

"With COVID-19, we can't physically go out and shake hands or do things in person, so whenever me, the FFA advisors, and the FFA members get together, we think it's a good idea to help out in whatever way we can and we thought we would collect all the supplies that everyone needed right now and give them as donations," Bella Garcia, senior and treasurer of the Klein Cain FFA chapter, said in the announcement.

The Homeless Outreach Division collected the donated items from students on the Klein Cain campus and then presented the students with a plaque of appreciation.

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"Covid-19 has created a difficult time for everyone, not just for people who have needs, but for those who don't," Ashley Johnson, president of the Klein Cain FFA chapter, said in the announcement. "By coming together, I think it's created an environment where we can all help each other, so I hope this project leaves everyone with not only a good feeling, but a real sense of community connection."

LaToya Patterson, assistant principal at Anderson Elementary, has been named by the Texas Association of Elementary Principals and Superintendents as Region 4 president-elect for 2020-2021, according to a news release from Spring ISD.

"Patterson was elected earlier this year by fellow TEPSA members," the announcement states. "In the role, she will support the organization's goal of empowering educational leaders to 'learn from each other,' and next year will begin a term as Region 4 president for 2021-22."

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Another Spring ISD administrator, Lorena Zertuche, will also be a member of the TEPSA board of directors. Zertuche is president-elect of the TEPSA board of directors and is Spring ISD's new community engagement coordinator.

"We are incredibly proud to have these district leaders on the TEPSA board," said Superintendent Dr. Rodney E. Watson in the press release, "and we are especially excited to see one of our own national leaders representing Spring ISD and doing such a great job on behalf of students and fellow educators, both here in Region 4 and throughout the state".

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2 of 5 Hirsch Elementary School second grade teacher Diane Moore received an ABCD Award from the Spring ISD school board for saving the life of a student who was choking during lunch on campus. Courtesy of Spring ISD / springisd.orgShow moreShow less

3 of 5 Klein ISD held a Clap-On ceremony to celebrate the graduation of 34 students from the Vistas High School Program and the Klein Success Academy last week. Courtesy of Klein ISDSshow moreShow less

4 of 5 Spring ISD board vice president Winford Adams was one of several board members recognized this month for School Board Appreciation Month. Courtesy of Spring ISDSshow moreShow less

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5 of 5 Spring ISD 'Chill Out and Read' winners, awarded for the amount of minutes and books they read over winter break. Courtesy of Spring ISDSshow moreShow less

The Klein ISD school board approved the academic calendar for the 2021-2022 school year during the Jan. 12 board meeting.

The district had sent out a calendar survey on Dec. 1, according to an announcement on the district's website. There were 14,000 responses, and nearly 75 percent of those who responded preferred Version A of the proposed schedule, which was the version unanimously approved by the trustees.

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Through the Klein2Go program, families were able to receive lunch and breakfast meals for their students through curbside pickup. Klein2Go had served nearly two million meals as of Jan. 8, according to a district news release. On Tuesdays, seven-day lunches and breakfasts can be picked up at select campuses.

Klein2Go's new dinner pickup option is offered on Thursdays from 1 to 2 p.m. at all Klein ISD high school campuses. Families can get seven days of their child's favorite meal, and meals are free for children 18 and younger who don't receive an after-school meal, the announcement said.

Klein ISD held an applause ceremony to celebrate the graduation of 34 students from the Vistas High School Program and the Klein Success Academy.

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The ceremony is held to mark the student's completion of the program, which provides resources to students at risk of not graduating to help them complete high school at an accelerated pace.

"We celebrate our graduates from Vistas High School and Klein Success Academy and are so proud of the way they persevered and overcame so many challenges," Klein ISD Superintendent Jenny McGown said in an online district news announcement. "This moment is a true testament to the many paths available to Klein ISD students to step out on purpose and successfully move on to the next chapter of their lives."

Both programs offer extensive support and guidance from school faculty and build relationships with each student to help them learn and grow, according to the announcement.

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"Klein Success Academy is focused on the future of our students," said Klein Success Academy Coordinator Shelli Moore. "We know that this program gives our students

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