September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Officially recognized in 2019, this month is dedicated to raising awareness and supporting those affected. Learn how you can make a difference: ow.ly/3o7350Tka9f

KISD's Legacy Parent Academy invites you to a virtual webinar, "Mental Health in Teens," on September 11 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Join the meeting: bit.ly/4dMmtdN

Our campus safety liaisons serve as the vigilant eyes and ears of our community, playing an essential role in maintaining a safe and secure environment. Learn how their efforts keep our campuses safe and secure.

The Texas Legislature is gearing up, and we need YOUR input to make a difference! Complete the Parent & Community Education Priorities Survey to help shape the future of education in KISD. If you have an email address on file with the District, you will receive survey directly.

Today, Katy ISD solemnly remembers the nearly 3,000 lives lost on 9/11 and observes Texas First Responders Day. At Creech Elementary, students created posters and participated in a parade to honor our local heroes.

Ready to transform your career? Join Katy ISD’s Alternative Certification Program! Enjoy competitive pay, benefits, and strong support, including instructional coaches and top-notch professional learning. Learn more: bit.ly/3Sjzenl

Celebrations were in order! We recently held Bus Driver Appreciation events at our District’s transportation hubs to give a huge shoutout to the amazing people behind the wheel!

Celebrating National Arts in Education Week with an exciting activity at Shafer Elementary! Fifth-graders used their Chromebooks to design yearbook covers. By scanning a QR code, they’re accessing inspiration and art pieces to guide their drawings and coloring on paper.

Last night’s Board Listening Circle at VFW 9182 was a success! Community and Trustees united to discuss legislative priorities for Katy ISD. These priorities will guide our advocacy as Texas prepares for the 89th Legislature!

The Robert R. Shaw STEAM Center serves 16,000 Katy ISD students annually! The STEAM Center inspires students to pursue STEAM subjects and careers through robotics, field trips, summer camps and family STEAM nights. #FridayFastFact

McMeans Junior High students won the Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones Precinct 5 Bus Wrap Design Contest! With 5 out of 7 selected designs from MMJH, we’re incredibly proud of their achievement among 200+ submissions! Learn more: bit.ly/4emkywb

We recognized our officials and 1st responders last night at our football game! Thank you for all you do for our athletes and our community! THSCA Texas UIL Katy ISD Katy ISD Athletics Freeman High School

It's Obesity Awareness Week! Check out Katy ISD Nutrition and Food Service’s "School Menus" for detailed nutritional info! Select your school, grade, and meal type to see nutritional and allergen details. Learn more: schoolcafe.com/menus

ICYMI: This week's Katy ISD Digest features key updates on the "Attend Today, Achieve Tomorrow" attendance initiative, College and Career Night, and more! Read more: bit.ly/4e3WcYl

During homecoming season in Texas, it's all about the mums! We caught up with some dedicated parents who create and sell these vibrant, feathered creations to support their children’s band programs. Watch now.

Celebrate Freedom Week is Here! From September 15-21, Texas schools are observing Celebrate Freedom Week. This special week highlights the values and ideals on which our nation was founded and the sacrifices made for our freedom.

In late August, before the Astros' win over the Royals, Honeywell honored top educators, including Divya Kaushal from Jordan High School, for their dedication to STEM education. #Honeywell #STEM Learn more: bit.ly/3XpNFb5

Ready for today's Katy ISD #FunFact?! #DYK 1,900+ KISD PreK students start school each year!

Fantastic news from Jenks Elementary! Alena Yu's 2nd-grade artwork will represent Katy ISD at the TASA TASB Convention, and Harper Wen's 1st-grade piece will be featured at the Memorial Hermann Katy Student Art Gallery!

Katy ISD’s CDL program for rising 12th graders turning 18 offers a Class A license, with or without a Class B Passenger/School Bus Endorsement. It’s never too soon to plan for the future!