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Keller ISD student-athletes signed National Letters of Intent to continue their athletic careers and academic studies at the collegiate level.
Principal Clarence Scott has been named the 2025 Region 11 TEPSAN of the Year by the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association.
An impressive 50 Keller ISD wrestlers advanced to the Regional competition.
The Area 13 Spelling Bee on January 31 featured 33 spellers from each of Keller ISD's elementary, intermediate, and middle schools.
Keller ISD celebrates the achievements and cultural contributions of Black Americans throughout American history.
The Keller ISD Board of Trustees has named name Dr. Cory Wilson, current KISD Assistant Superintendent of Education Services, as Interim Superintendent of Schools.
Hannah Ho, a senior at Central High School, was recently named a 2025 Jack Kent Cooke College Scholar Semifinalist.
Keller ISD's Career and Technical Education Department will host student mock interviews March 12-13, 2025, and organizers are looking for volunteers to interview high school seniors and help them prepare for future career opportunities.
Upcoming Events
A Destination for Excellence
Learn more about some of the programs and partnerships that help Keller ISD cultivate learners, inspire leaders, and build a community of excellence!
Keller ISD is excited to once again host The Big Event, a day-long community volunteer event, on April 12, 2025.
Visit www.KellerISD.net/Enroll today to start your child's educational journey strong with Keller ISD!
There are endless educational opportunities available to Keller ISD students, and you'll want to be sure to take advantage of everything our school district has to offer. Whether students are headed for higher education, a career field, or to serve our country's armed forces, it all starts in Keller ISD. Kindergarten starts when a student is aged 5, with free Pre-K programs for qualifying individuals starting at younger ages.
Advocate for our schools, our teachers, our staff, and our students by contacting your state elected officials and letting them know it's time to adequately fund Texas public schools!
Keller ISD's Career and Technical Education (CTE) program partners with the community to inspire, empower, and educate every student to excel in a diverse, global society for lifelong success. The hub of the District's CTE offerings is the Keller Center for Advanced Learning (KCAL), where high school students have the opportunity to take advanced CTE courses that prepares students for post-secondary endeavors through rigorous curriculum, relevant experiences, and lasting relationships.
Learn more about Keller ISD's CTE offerings at www.KellerISD.net/CTE.
The Keller ISD Education Foundation knows that KISD students and their education are important to the entire community. By working with community supporters, involved parents, active volunteers, and committed corporate sponsors, the Foundation is on a mission to support, fund, and promote educational excellence, innovation, and creativity in Keller ISD.