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KISD Education Foundation Awards Over $136,000 to Educators Across All Four Feeder Patterns

KISD Education Foundation Awards Over $136,000 to Educators Across All Four Feeder Patterns

The Keller ISD Education Foundation proudly wrapped up its 2025 Grantsgiving tour with four unforgettable days of celebrations across the Panther, Charger, Falcon, and Tribal Feeder Patterns. Over two weeks, the Foundation surprised classrooms, energized hallways with drumlines and cheers, and delivered more than $136,000 in educator grants to support innovative teaching, professional development, and enriched student learning experiences – the most in the Foundation's history. 

Grantsgiving has become one of Keller ISD’s most beloved traditions – a districtwide celebration that shines a spotlight on classroom creativity and honors the educators who bring learning to life. This year, the Foundation awarded over 60 grants, supporting projects that span literacy, STEM, sensory needs, special education, performing arts, early childhood initiatives, hands-on learning, professional certifications, and more.

Panther Feeder Pattern – November 4
The Grantsgiving tour launched with excitement throughout Panther Nation, where the Foundation awarded nearly $24,000 in funding. With big smiles, joyful cheers, and even bigger checks, educators across the feeder pattern were recognized for their incredible ideas and meaningful projects designed to elevate instruction and inspire students.

Charger Feeder Pattern – November 6
Two days later, Grantsgiving continued in Charger Nation, where the Foundation delivered over $34,000 in grants. Teachers welcomed the KEF team with surprise, gratitude, and spirited celebration as they received funding to enhance hands-on learning, expand inclusive educational opportunities, and support student programs from elementary to high school.

Group photo of FES Grant Winner

Falcon Feeder Pattern – November 10
The momentum continued as the Foundation visited schools in the Falcon Feeder Pattern, distributing more than $40,000 in grants. These awards supported groundbreaking classroom initiatives, professional training, experiential learning, and tools to strengthen instruction across multiple campuses.

Tribal Feeder Pattern – November 13
Grantsgiving concluded with a vibrant final stop across the Tribal Feeder Pattern, where teachers and staff were greeted with cheers and celebration. The Foundation awarded over $40,000 to fund innovative ideas, enhance student engagement, and advance educator professional goals throughout Tribal Country.

Across all four feeder patterns, this year’s Grantsgiving tour demonstrated the power of community support and highlighted the Foundation’s unwavering commitment to impact education for ALL in Keller ISD. The Keller ISD Education Foundation extends its deepest gratitude to the sponsors, partners, and donors who make these opportunities possible.

Group photo of CHS Grant Winners
Group photo of NRES Grant Winner
Group photo of IES Grant Winner