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A Message from the Superintendent

This publication is intended to provide valuable information to parents and others who are interested in the Killeen Independent School District. We are pleased to provide this information in a manner that we hope you will find meaningful, useful and concise. Thank you for your interest in the district. Killeen ISD is truly committed to achieving success for every student. We believe there are few things more important than the education of children.

Dr. John M. CraftSuperintendent of Schools

CONTENTS

2 ABOUT KISD Mission Vision Schools Staff Board of Trustees3 GENERAL INFORMATION Exceptional Opportunities Attendance Guidance and Counseling Graduation4 ELIGIBILITY Prekindergarten Kindergarten First Grade5 REGISTRATION Campus Enrollment Required Documents New to KISD Prekindergarten6 IMMUNIZATIONS 6 BUS INFORMATION6 MIDDLE SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST7 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST8 BELL SCHEDULE9 SCHOOL CLOSING INFORMATION9 SCHOOL NUTRITION10 DRESS GUIDELINES11 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE12 HIGH SCHOOL READINESS13 MIDDLE SCHOOL READINESS15 AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS15 MEET THE TEACHER17 MAP

2 “Educating America’s Children”

Through the implementation of a full, innovative, rigorous, comprehensive education program, KISD will provide superior learning opportunities so that upon graduation, students are prepared for success in the workforce and/or in higher education.

Welcome to the Killeen Independent School District. Killeen ISD proudly serves the central Texas communities of Killeen, Fort Hood, Harker Heights and Nolanville. The Killeen Independent School District is committed to providing excellent educational opportunities to ensure all 44,000 students served are able to reach their maximum learning potential.The Killeen Independent School District recognizes the importance of responding to the needs of our students and families, and we welcome feedback and suggestions, as we believe this is an important part of the continuous improvement process.

Students attend 32 Elementary Schools (grades PK-5th), 11 Middle Schools (grades 6-8), 5 High Schools (grades 9-12), the KISD Career Center and several specialized campuses.

The Board of TrusteesVision

Schools

Killeen Independent School District has a total staff of 6,486.25. The staff is composed of 260 administrators; 558 professional support staff; 2,930.5 teachers; 1,431 secretaries and instructional aides; and 1,306.75 classified employees.

Teach so that students learn to their maximum potential.

Staff

Mission

About Killeen ISD

The Killeen ISD Board of Trustees, typically, holds regular meetings on the second Tuesday of every month. Board meeting workshops are typically held on the fourth Tuesday of each month. Additional meetings may be scheduled as necessary. The agenda for each meeting is posted 72 hours in advance at the KISD Administration Building and on the district’s website. Meetings are open to the public, and are conducted at the KISD Administration Building, 200 North W.S. Young Drive, in Killeen, unless otherwise stated. At the first meeting of the month, trustees schedule a public forum on the agenda. This forum allows residents, parents, employees and other individuals time to share comments with board members. Trustees cannot respond to comments made in public forum. They may, however, place items for further discussion and consideration on future meeting agendas.

Current Board of Trustees are: Corbett Lawler, President; Minerva Trujillo, Vice President; Susan Jones, Secretary; Shelley Wells; JoAnn Purser; Marvin Rainwater; and Carlyle Walton.

For Additional Information Call 336.0000

3“Educating America’s Children”

Exceptional Opportunities

The goal of KISD counselors is to help students develop academic, career, and social/emotional abilities. Preventive methods and interventions are used to ensure the well-being of each student. The heart of the program includes guidance curriculum, responsive service, individual planning and system support. The district also has a trained Crisis Intervention Team that is deployed to campuses as necessary, to provide support in the event of a death or other devastating events.

Guidance and Counseling

Your child’s attendance in school is an important part of their education. Contact the school to inform staff of your child’s absence as soon as possible. Provide a parent note explaining the absence, or a note from a medical provider to the campus administration office following the absence.

Attendance

Each of the 4 high schools in Killeen Independent School District has an individual graduation ceremony, which is held at the Bell County Expo Center in Belton, Texas. Graduation ceremonies are designed by each school to mirror the school’s philosophy and uniqueness. Killeen ISD KISD-TV Channel 17 works in conjunction with Fort Hood to broadcast graduation ceremonies to military family members deployed in Saudi Arabia, Korea, Afghanistan and Kuwait. Additionally, we have been able to provide private one-on-one video teleconferencing between graduating seniors and their deployed parents following the graduation ceremonies. Since 2004 KISD-TV, Channel 17 has broadcasted graduation ceremonies live. At the time of graduation, open the website http://www.gradcast.org and a link will be visible to watch the graduation live.

Graduation

General Information

• KISD Career Center• Fine Arts• Student to Student• Athletics• Advancement

Via Individual Determination (AVID)

• Middle College Program

• Gifted and Talented Program

• Dual High School and College Credit

• Harker Heights High Strings

Program• Ellison High

Leadership Academy

• Shoemaker High Science Technology Engineering and

Mathematics (STEM) Academy

Middle Schools

District-Wide

High Schools

• Fine Arts• AVID• Athletics

• International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme

• Pre-AP Courses• Roy J. Smith Middle School

(STEM) Academy

• Guidance and Counseling Services

• Communities in Schools

• Dyslexia• Junior ROTC• Parent Education Classes

• Gifted and Talented Program

• Safety Week

• Parent/Teacher Conference

For Additional Information Call the Student’s Campus

• Killeen High School International Baccalaureate (IB)Programme

• Pre-AP, AP Courses• Early College High School• Texas Bioscience Institute


EligibilityFor Additional Information Call Student Services @ 336.2822

4 YEAR OLDFull-day prekindergarten classes are available in KISD. The following guidelines must

be met prior to enrollment:

• Student must be 4 (four) years old on or before September 1, 2017 AND student

must meet one of the following conditions:

Prekindergarten3 YEAR OLD

Full-day prekindergarten classes are available in KISD. A

child must meet the following conditions to be eligible for

this prekindergarten program:

• Student must be 3 (three) years old on or before

September 1, 2017 AND

• Student must be a biological child, adopted child

or step child of a military member who is on active

duty, is MIA or was injured or killed during active

military duty (includes activated Texas National

Guard and all activated Reserves) AND

• Student must reside in the attendance zone

of the on-post school they will attend (special

consideration transfers may be approved but are

evaluated on a case-by-case basis by Student

Services).

• Speaks a language other than English at home, has a qualifying

score on an Oral Language Proficiency Test and identified as ELL by

the LPAC

• Eligible for free/reduced lunch program (income level based)

• Qualifying Military Dependent – requires military ID, DEERS form,

or other reliable documentation to show student is a dependent of a

current military member or a dependent of a prior military member

who was injured, killed or MIA while on active duty. Being a retired

military member does NOT meet this qualification criteria

• Homeless

• Has ever been in the conservatorship (foster care) of the Department

of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) following an adversary

hearing.

*All prekindergarten students must complete a free-reduced lunch application, regardless of qualifying reason (except for students qualifying as homeless, foster, migrant, direct certified households or students enrolled at CEP campuses). For more information about the free-reduced lunch program visit: www.fns.usda.gov.Note: The Interstate Compact for Military Students (ICMS) does not cover eligibility for Prekindergarten enrollment.

A child entering 1st grade must be 6 (six) years old on or before September 1, 2017. Exceptions exist for underage students that meet the requirements of the Interstate Compact for Military Students (ICMS) or any student who has completed public school kindergarten or been enrolled in 1st grade in a public school in another state prior to enrolling in Texas. The ICMS requires acceptable documentation to show student is a dependent of a current military member and documentation of either current year 1st grade enrollment or kindergarten completion (promotion to 1st grade) in prior-year from a public school in a compact state.

First Grade

A child entering kindergarten must be 5 (five) years old on or before September 1, 2017. Students may be older than five, but not younger. Being enrolled in kindergarten in another district, state or country has no influence on eligibility in Texas, except for those who meet the eligibility requirements of the Interstate Compact for Military Students (ICMS). The compact requires acceptable documentation to show that the student is a dependent of a current military member and documentation of either current year kindergarten enrollment or prekindergarten completion (promotion to kindergarten) in prior year from a public school in a compact state.

Kindergarten


• Current proof of residency within KISD (utility bill or lease contract).

• Certified Birth Certificate • Immunization Records • Student’s Social Security Card • Report Card/Records from

Previous School

Note: Students must be enrolled by parent or legal guardian (additional documentation required for other custodial arrangements). Parent or legal guardian must bring ID. For more information visit www.killeenisd.org

Prekindergarten is NOT on a first come, first served basis.

If your child qualifies for prekindergarten, your child will have a place in the prekindergarten program.

Prekindergarten documentation requirements and documentation

information can be found at www.killeenisd.org or by calling

254-336-6304.

August 2 & August 39:00AM - 6:00PM

at your student’s home campus

After August 3rd, please contact your student’s home campus for enrollment hours.

For KISD Attendance Zones visit www.killeenisd.org, click on STUDENTS & PARENTS, and then click on

Attendance Zones/Rezoning.

The registration process is now easier for new-to-district families with online registration. Parents may complete the required back-to-school forms online and then visit your student’s home campus for finalization. Visit www.killeenisd.org for more information.

Required Documents

PrekindergartenNew to KISD

Registration

For Additional Information Call Student Services @ 336.2822

Campus Enrollment


Middle School Supply List

Immunizations

Bus Information

The State of Texas requires that students must have all their immunizations up-to-date before registering for or attending school. In fact, a student can be withheld from attending classes until their immunization record is brought into compliance. For state requirements, visit www.immunizetexas.org or call Killeen ISD’s Health Services Department at 336-1684. Completed affidavit for Exemption from Immunization for Reasons of Conscience can be presented in lieu of an up-to-date shot record. This form can be filled in and submitted online to the Texas Department of State Health Services. For more information about the exemption, visit www.immunizetexas.org.

Killeen ISD provides bus service to many students in the district. To qualify for these services, a student must meet certain criteria. Transportation services are provided for elementary students who reside one or more miles from the home campus and for high school and middle school students who reside two or more miles from the home campus. Transportation services for students with individualized education plans (IEP) are determined based on the special needs requirements of those students.

• 12 Pencils• 12 Pens – blue or black• 2 packages wide ruled

notebook paper• Erasers (2)• 5 – 70 page spiral notebooks• 5 Composition Books

• Colored pencils (12 count)• 2 Highlighters• 2 glue sticks• hand held pencil sharpener• Pencil pouch• Ear buds• 3” binder and 8 notebook

dividers or 8 pocket folders with brads*

• Combination Lock (Master Lock brand preferred) *

For Additional Information Call Transportation @ 336.0138

For Additional Information Call Health Services @ 336.1684


*Check with individual campus before purchase

Students enrolled in PE need: • PE Uniform consisting of gray shorts, gray t-shirt, and tennis shoes (All clothing should be marked with

student’s name). • Combination Lock (Master Lock brand preferred)


Elementary School Supply ListFor Additional Information Call the Student’s Campus

PreK3*Fort Hood campuses only • 1 backpack (no wheels) • 1 large towel or Kinder mat

for rest time • 2 boxes of tissue • 2 boxes of crayons (24

count) • 2 pocket folders with brads • 1 bottle of white glue • 4 glue sticks * All students need to bring a change of clothes

PreK4• 1 backpack (no wheels)• 1 large towel for rest time• 2 boxes of tissue• 2 boxes of crayons (24

count)• 2 pocket folders with brads• 1 bottle of white glue• 4 glue sticks• 1 pkg of #2 pencils (24

count)• 1 pair of scissors (round tip/

safety scissors)• 1 set of watercolors* All students need to bring a change of clothes

KINDERGARTEN• 1 backpack (no wheels)• 2 boxes of tissue• 2 boxes of crayons (24


count)• 1 pair of scissors (round tip/

safety scissors)• 1 set of watercolors• 1 supply box* All students need to bring a change of clothes

1st GRADE• 1 backpack (no wheels)• 2 boxes of tissue• 2 boxes of crayons (24


count)• 1 pair of scissors• 1 supply box• 4 composition books (wide

rule)• 2 pink erasers

2nd GRADE• 1 backpack (no wheels)• 2 boxes of tissue• 2 boxes of crayons (24


count)• 2 pink erasers• 1 pair of scissors• 1 supply box• 4 composition books (wide

rule)• 2 pkgs of notebook paper

(wide ruled)3rd GRADE

• 2 boxes of tissue• 1 box of crayons (24 count)• 2 pocket folders with brads• 1 bottle of white glue• 2 pkgs of #2 pencils (24

count)• 8 glue sticks• 2 pink erasers• 1 pair of scissors• 1 supply box• 5 composition books (wide


(wide ruled)

• 1 pkg of colored pencils (12 count)

4th GRADE• 2 boxes of tissue• 1 box of crayons (24 count)• 2 pocket folders with brads• 1 bottle of white glue• 8 glue sticks• 2 pkgs of #2 pencils (24

count)• 2 pink erasers• 1 pair of scissors• 1 supply box• 5 composition books (wide


(wide ruled)• 1 pkg of colored pencils (12

count)

5th GRADE• 2 boxes of tissue• 2 pocket folders with brads• 4 glue sticks• 1 bottle of white glue• 2 pkgs of #2 pencils (24

count)• 1 pair of scissors• 5 composition books (wide

rule)• 1 composition graph ruled

book• 2 pkgs of notebook paper

(wide ruled)• 1 pkg of colored pencils (12

count)• 1 zippered pouch


Bell ScheduleFor Additional Information Call the Student’s Campus

KISD SY 17-18 Bell Schedule 8 February 2017

Reg SPED START END First AM Last AM First PM Last PM

Bellaire ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Brookhaven ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Cavazos ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Cedar Valley ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35Clarke ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Clear Creek ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35Clifton Park ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35Douse ES TBD TBD 8:30 4:00East Ward ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35Fowler ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Harker Heights ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Hay Branch ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35Haynes ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Iduma ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:35

Thursday only TBD TBD 7:30 1:00Ira Cross ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Maxdale ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Meadows ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35Montague ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Mountain View ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Nolanville ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Oveta Culp Hobby ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Peebles ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:35

Thursday only TBD TBD 7:30 1:00Pershing Park ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Reeces Creek ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Saegert ES TBD TBD 8:30 4:00Skipcha ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Sugar Loaf ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Timber Ridge ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Trimmier ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Venable Village ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35West Ward ES TBD TBD 7:30 3:00Willow Springs ES TBD TBD 8:05 3:35

Audie Murphy MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Eastern Hills MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Liberty Hill MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Live Oak MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Manor MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Nolan MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Palo Alto MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Patterson MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Rancier MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40Smith MS TBD TBD 7:30 3:05Union Grove MS TBD TBD 8:05 3:40

Ellison HS TBD TBD 8:45 4:15Harker Heights HS TBD TBD 8:45 4:15Killeen HS TBD TBD 8:45 4:15Shoemaker HS TBD TBD 8:45 4:15

Career Center Shuttle TBD 8:45 4:15Busing Schedule Shuttle TBD 8:50 3:45

Pathways TBD TBD 8:45 4:15ECHS (CTC) 9:00 4:30ECHS (Ft Hood) 8:30 4:00Gateway MS (DAEP)Gateway HS (DAEP)JJAEP / BCJDC TBD TBD 8:00 3:30MetroPlex TBD TBD 8:15 3:30

BUS DELIVERY AND PICK-UP PROCEDURES

Window for delivery to school - 15-30 minutes prior to Start Bell time (45 minutes at HS)Window for pick-up from school - within 30 minutes after End Bell time

- Buses will remain at schools following End Bell for the following time periods

HS - 9 minutes (Later arriving buses depart immediately after loading)

3:00

- No bus loading in the PM prior to End Bell times

ES - 7 minutesMS - 7 minutes

TBD TBD

TBD TBD 7:30

CampusBuses 17-18 17 - 18 Bell Times Approximate Regular Ed Bus Arrival

Times


School Closing Information

School NutritionThe School Nutrition Department of Killeen Independent School District is committed to providing nutritious meals for the students and staff of the district. The meal prices for the 2017-2018 school year are as follows:

Breakfast: Lunch (Elementary): Lunch (Middle & High School):Full Price ....$1.50 Full Price ....$2.50 Full Price ....$2.75Reduced .....$0.30 Reduced .....$0.40 Reduced ....$0.40

To qualify for free or reduced meals, Parents/Guardians must complete an application and meet specific criteria, unless the student is attending a campus that is on the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) which entitles each enrolled student at that campus a free breakfast and lunch meal. An application is not required at a CEP campus; however, parents will be asked to complete a CEP form that will be sent home in September. Complete Free and Reduced meal applications online at www.killeenisd.org or pick up an application at your student’s campus.

Parents may make payments, add funds or view student accounts at www.paypams.com. Viewing the account is a free service. There is a flat fee of $1.95 to add money to the account. Menus, along with nutritional analysis, will be posted on the Killeen Independent School District website monthly.

School Menus can be found on our website at www.killeenisd.org, click on Departments, then click on School Nutrition. Menus are available on the new menu app NUTRISLICE, which can be downloaded from Google Play or from the iTunes app store.

Note: The 2017-2018 applications will not be available until after July 1, 2017

Students are rarely dismissed during the school day for severe weather or other emergencies. If unusual circumstances warrant an early release, closings or evacuations, notices will be communicated to the public through Internet, television, and AM/FM radio. (Fort Hood: emergency messages will be distributed through the Phantom Distro E-Mail System and on Fort Hood Channel 10).

Internet: www.killeenisd.org www.kdhnews.com www.kcentv.com www.kxxv.com www.kwtx.com

Television: KISD-TV, cable channel 17 KWTX-TV, Channel 10 (cable channel 2) KCEN-TV, Channel 6 (cable channel 3) KXXV-TV, Channel 25 (cable channel 5) KWKT-TV, FOX 44, (cable channel 14)

Radio: KOOC-FM-106.3 FM KLTD-FM-101.7 KSSM-FM-103.1 FM KBRQ-FM-102.5 KUSJ-FM-105.5 FM KTEM-1400 AM KBGO-FM-95.7 KWTX-AM-1230 AM KWTX-FM-97.5 FM WACO-FM-99.9 FM KIIZ-FM-92.3 FM KLFX-107.3 FM KNCT-FM-91.3 FM KTON-AM-940 AM KVLT-FM-88.5-FM KRMY-AM-1050 AM KTEM-AM-1400 AM KMYB-LP-95.1 FM

For Additional Information Call School Nutrition @ 336.0775

For Additional Information Call The Communication Services Office @ 336.0065


Dress Guidelines

Montague Village ....336.2230Peebles ...................336.2120

Iduma ......................336.2590Clear Creek .............336.1550

Palo Alto .... 336.1200Rancier ...... 336.1250

Elementary Schools Middle Schools

Students shall be dressed or groomed in a manner that is clean and neat and that will not pose a health or safety hazard to themselves or others. Campuses that have adopted a standard dress policy for students are as follows:

Please contact the campus office for policies and procedures regarding standardized dress.

Campuses who have not adopted a standard dress policy shall follow the KISD Dress Code outlined in the Student Code of Conduct (a hardcopy can be found at www.killeenisd.org, click on Departments, then click on Student Services):Students who are considered to be in violation of the dress code shall be advised by the campus administrator and shall be given an opportunity to comply. The opportunity to comply may take a variety of forms. In most cases, the student will be allowed to call parents for a change of clothes. While awaiting the change of clothes, the student may be required to (a) wait in the office; (b) attend ISS; (c) go to class (if not a severe violation); or (d) any other option deemed necessary or appropriate by the administrator. Those who then fail to comply or who repeatedly violate the code shall be subject to disciplinary action.Exceptions to the dress code include students who wear principal approved uniforms on designated dates and who participate as members of official school groups or organizations. Certain elective courses or extra-curricular activities may require more stringent dress or appearance standards than for the general student body.The district prohibits pictures, emblems, or writings on clothing that:• Are lewd, offensive, vulgar, or obscene.• Advertise or depict tobacco products, alcoholic beverage, drugs, or any other prohibited substance.• Contain derogatory remarks concerning any identifiable race, color, creed, national origin, religion, age, gender, or disability. The following standards of dress and grooming apply except as noted:1. Pants, slacks, and jeans are acceptable attire. Spandex pants or shorts, boxer shorts, “cut-offs”, and shorts or pants with holes any

higher than 6” above the knee are not permitted. Pants or shorts shall not be more than one size too large, and must be worn at the waist, with no “sagging.” Shirts and blouses shall be appropriately sized and may not be worn in any way that reflects gang affiliation or may conceal contraband. Shirts may not extend beyond the student’s fingertips when worn outside the pants or a skirt.

2. “Sagging” (wearing pants below the waistline or showing underwear) is not permitted.3. As a general guideline, dress/skirt length and shorts should be no shorter than 4 inches above the top of the knee, and must allow

students to walk, stoop, kneel, and sit with modesty.4. Apparel designed for recreation, such as tank tops, fishnet (mesh) shirts, etc., is unacceptable. ELEMENTARY ONLY: Tank tops and

similar apparel may be worn by students in grades Pre K-2, especially in hot weather.5. Apparel designed as underwear or night wear may not be visible or worn as outer garments.6. Tight and/or revealing clothing or accessories that may draw undue attention to the student is prohibited. Clothing which is of

transparent and/or see-through material should not be worn. Students must wear tops that cover the upper body (e.g., no halter tops, tube tops, spaghetti straps, etc.) and shoulders, and extend beyond the midriff leaving no skin exposed in the normal activities associated with school.

7. Head coverings, bandanas (in any manner), hoods, and sweatbands may not be worn inside the building. The campus administrator must approve any exceptions to this policy for religious or medical reasons.

8. Students must wear footwear which is appropriate for school. Examples of inappropriate footwear, although not inclusive, are the following: house slippers, shoe skates, water shoes, sock shoes, and shoes with metal spikes.

9. Types of apparel, including jewelry, trench coats, emblems, badges, symbols, signs, or other items or manner of grooming which, by virtue of color, arrangement, trademark, symbol, or any other attribute indicates or implies gang membership or affiliation, or would substantially disrupt, distract, or materially interfere with the school environment, activity, and/or educational objectives, are prohibited on school grounds, or at any school-related activity, regardless of time or location.

10. If photo ID cards are issued students, they will be required to be worn at all times, visible from the front (at the waist or above) while at school or at school functions, and while riding to and from school on district transportation.

Students who attend schools where a standard dress policy has been approved may have additional dress code provisions. The additional dress code requirements will be disseminated to students by the campus personnel.

For Additional Information Call Student Services @ 336.2822


Varsity Football ScheduleFor Additional Information Call the Student’s Campus


Harker Heights High School

High School Readiness

Killeen High School

New Roo Round UpALL FRESHMAN and NEW STUDENTS

(Students must be enrolled as a first-year student at KHS)

Wear comfortable and appropriate clothing

Thursday, August 17, 20179:00AM-Noon

Registration 9:00AM - 9:30AMRoo Activities 9:30AM - 12:00PM

Readiness Days:Wednesday, August 16, 9:00AM-3:00PMThursday, August 17, 1:00PM-7:00PM

Life at KHS Mock Schedule Free Lunch Student2Student Survival Guide PEP Rally

Knight CampFRESHMAN ORIENTATION

Wednesday, August 23, 2017Last Name A-M 9:00AM - 12:00PMLast Name N-Z 1:00AM - 3:00PM


Call the Principal’s Secretary for additional information @254-336-0610.




Come at your convenience on August 22nd to obtain

your schedule and ID. Bring a lock to receive a locker

assignment, money to deposit in lunch accounts and money to purchase parking permits

and spirit items.

WelcomePerformances

General Student Information‘What Not to Wear’ Fashion

ShowCampus Tour

SchedulesID Pictures taken

Home Access CenterFree t-shirt!

UpperclassmenTuesday, August 22, 2017

8:00AM - 4:00PMSeniors, Juniors and Sophomores

*For Freshman Orientation student pick-up at the flag pole is no later than 12:30AM or 3:30PM

Ellison High SchoolEagle Fest

ALL FRESHMAN and NEW STUDENTS

Wednesday, August 23, 2017 Noon - 3:00PMEHS auditorium

Welcome from the staff Performances by EHS Band, Emerald Dance Team,

Choir, and CheerleadersGeneral Student Information

‘What Not to Wear’ Fashion Show - Student CouncilCampus Tour

and other Fun Activities!

We hope to see you there!

Students may purchase an official Ellison High School T-shirt at Eagle Fest for only $5

Shoemaker High SchoolWolf Camp

Tuesday, August 8, 20179:00AM - 2:00PMAll Students

Senior Day August 14th from 8:00AM - 4:00PM

Junior Day August 15th from 8:00AM - 4:00PM(7:30AM for band, football and volleyball)

Sophomore Day August 16th from 8:00AM - 4:00PM

Freshman Day August 17th from 8:00AM - 4:00PM

(Upper classmen who missed may also attend on Thursday)

Schedule pickup, scheduling errors, ID Cards, Existing SHS Fines, Lunch Pin # and Parent Registration for

Home Access Center.



Middle School Readiness

Live Oak Ridge Middle School Contact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-2490.

Liberty Hill Middle SchoolContact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-1374.

Eastern Hills Middle SchoolContact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-1102.

Audie Murphy Middle School Contact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-6530.

Manor Middle School Contact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-1311.

Patterson Middle SchoolContact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-7100.



Middle School Readiness

Palo Alto Middle School Contact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-1204.

Rancier Middle SchoolContact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-1252.

Roy J. Smith Middle SchoolContact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-1050.

Union Grove Middle School Contact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-6580.

Nolan Middle School Contact the campus for information on readiness activities, dates and times

@ 254-336-1158.


Meet the Teacher

ALL Meet the Teacher events will take place at student’s assigned campus.

Elementary SchoolsThursday, August 24th from 4:00PM to 6:00PM

Middle SchoolsThursday, August 24th from 5:00PM to 7:00PM

High School Open HouseHigh schools will host an open house shortly after the start of the new year.

Contact your student’s home campus for dates and times.

After School ProgramsFor Additional Information Call the Student’s Campus


AYPYNHigh School Student Union

Army Youth Programs in Your Neighborhood (AYPYN) is a collaborative effort between the United States Army and the Killeen Independent School District. The primary goal of this partnership is the development of quality after school pro-

grams for our high school students. Student Unions provide a safe environment for students to hang out at the end of the school day. Engaging activities, study time, snacks,

and friendships are key components of the Student Unions. Trained staff are always on-hand to ensure the interests and

needs of the students are being met. Student Unions are the perfect after school outlet for our teens. Encourage your students to take advantage of the opportunity and get the

support they need to achieve their dreams.

Student Unions are open Monday through Friday from 4:00PM-6:00PM each day with the exception of holidays and early release days. There is absolutely no cost for students to

be a part of the Student Union.

For more information, contact the KISD AYPYN Coordinator at (254) 336-6304.

Armed Services YMCA Child Care

The ASYMCA childcare program provides children with a safe environment, new experiences, fun, and

individual growth and is staffed by trained and qualified providers.

Care available on KISD Elementary Campuses(Not offered on Fort Hood Campuses)AM Care – 6:00AM to Start of SchoolPM Care – School Release to 6:00PM

Care also available during teacher in-service days, winter break, spring break and at selective campuses

during summer break.

Financial assistance and Army subsidy available.

For more information, please contact the Armed Services YMCA at (254)634-5445.


High Schools

Special Campuses

Senior Administration Phone ListKilleen ISD Main District Number ...................336-0000Office of the Superintendent ...........................336-0002Office of the Deputy Superintendent ..............336-2780Office of the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction ..............................336-0202Office of the Assistant Superintendent for Instructional Leadership.......................................................336.0206Office of the Chief Financial Officer ................336-0157Office of the Chief Human Resources Officer. 336-0043

Services for Students & the

General Public

Assessment & Accountability ..........................336-0319Athletics & Special Events Ticket Office .........336-0027Athletics Main Number ...................................336-2672Attendance Officers ........................................336-2839State/Federal Programs .................................336-0208Education Foundation .....................................336-0182Fine Arts .........................................................336-6300Fraud & Abuse Hotline ....................................336-0151Guidance & Counseling ..................................336-0282Health Services ..............................................336-1684KISD-TV, Cable Channel 17 ...........................336-3820 Communication Services ................................336-0065School Nutrition Services ...............................336-0775School Safety .................................................336-2810Special Education Services ...........................336-0366Student/District/Community Relations ............336-1707Student Hearings ............................................336-2827Student Services ............................................336-2822Substitute Center ............................................336-0112Transportation Q & A ......................................336-0138

Administration

Middle Schools

1. Alice W

. Douse

700 Rebecca Lynn Drive Killeen 76542

336-7480 2. B

ellaire 108 W

. Jasper Drive Killeen 76542 336-1410

3. Brookhaven

3221 Hilliard Avenue Killeen 76543 336-1440

4. Cedar Valley

4801 Chantz Drive Killeen 76542 336-1480

5. Clarke

51612 Comanche Avenue Fort Hood 76544 336-1510

6. Clear C

reek 4800 W

ashington Boulevard Fort Hood 76544 336-1550

7. Clifton Park

2200 Trimmier Road Killeen 76541 336-1580

8. Dr. Joseph A

. Fowler

4910 Katy Creek Lane Killeen 76549 336-1760

9. East W

ard 1608 E. Rancier Avenue Killeen 76541 336-1650

10. Harker H

eights 726 S. Ann Boulevard Harker Heights 76548 336-2050

11. Hay B

ranch 6101 W

estcliff Road Killeen 76543 336-2080

12. Haynes

3309 W. Canadian River Loop

Killeen 76549 336-6750

13. Iduma

4400 Foster Lane Killeen 76549 336-2590

14. Ira Cross, Jr.

1910 Herndon Drive Killeen 76543 336-2550

15. Maxdale

2600 Westwood Drive

Killeen 76542 336-2460

Elementary Schools1

6. M

ea

do

ws

423 27th Street Fort Hood 76544

336-1870 17. M

ontague Village

84001 Clements Drive Fort Hood 76544 336-2230

18. Mountain V

iew 500 Mountain Lion Road Harker Heights 76548 336-1900

19. Nolanville

901 Old Nolanville Road Nolanville 76559 336-2180

20. Oveta C

ulp Hobby

53210 Lost Moccasin Street Fort Hood 76544 336-6500

21. Peebles 1800 N. W

.S. Young Drive Killeen 76543 336-2120

22. Pershing Park 1500 W

. Central Texas Expressway Killeen 76549 336-1790

23. Reeces C

reek 400 W

. Stan Schlueter Loop Killeen 76542 336-2150

24. Richard E

. Cavazos

1200 N. 10th Street Nolanville 76559 336-7000

25. Saegert

5600 Schorn Drive Killeen 76542 336-6660

26. Skipcha

515 Prospector Trail Harker Heights 76548 336-6690

27. Sugar Loaf

1517 Barbara Lane Killeen 76549 336-1940

28. Timber R

idge 5402 W

hite Rock Drive Killeen 76542 336-6630

29. Trimm

ier 4400 Success Drive Killeen 76542 336-2270

30. Venable Village

60160 Venable Road Ft. Hood 76544 336-1980

31. West W

ard 709 W

. Dean Avenue Killeen 76541 336-1830

32. Willow

Springs

2501 W. Stan Schlueter Loop

Killeen 76549 336-2020

33. Audie M

urphy 53393 Sun Dance Drive Fort Hood 76544 336-6530

34. Charles E

. Patterson 8383 W

. Trimmier Road Killeen 76542 336-7100

35. Eastern H

ills 300 Indian Trail Harker Heights 76548 336-1100

36. Liberty Hill

4500 Kit Carson Trail Killeen 76542 336-1370

37. Live Oak R

idge 2600 Robinett Road Killeen 76549 336-2490

38. Manor

1700 S. W.S. Young Drive

Killeen 76543 336-1310

39. Nolan

505 E. Jasper Road Killeen 76541 336-1150

40. Palo Alto

2301 W. Elms Road

Killeen 76549 336-1200

41. Rancier

3301 Hilliard Avenue Killeen 76543 336-1250

42. Roy J. S

mith

6000 Brushy Creek Drive Killeen 76549 336-1050

43. Union G

rove 101 E. Iowa Drive Harker Heights 76548 336-6580

49. JJAE

P 4800 E. Rancier Avenue Killeen 76543 690-7022

50. Gatew

ay High

4100 Zephyr Road Killeen 76543 336-1700

51. Gatew

ay Middle

1307 Gowen Drive Killeen 76543 336-1690

52

. KIS

D C

are

er C

en

ter

1320 Stagecoach Road Killeen 76542 336-3800

53. Pathways A

cademic

Cam

pus 1322 Stagecoach Road Killeen 76542 336-7250

46

. Kille

en

500 N. 38th Street Killeen 76543 336-7208

47a. Killeen IS

D E

arly College

High S

chool 51000 Tank Destroyer Boulevard Fort Hood 76544 336-0260

b. Early C

ollege High S

chool

at Central Texas C

ollege 6200 W

Central Texas Expy, Buildings 103 & 113,

Killeen 76549 336-0260

48. Robert M

. Shoem

aker 3302 S. Clear Creek Road Killeen 76549 336-0900

44. C. E

. Ellison

909 Elms Road Killeen 76542 336-0600

45. Harker H

eights 1001 FM 2410 Harker Heights 76548 336-0800

54. Adm

inistration Building

200 N. W.S. Young Drive

Killeen 76543 336-0000

55. Jackson Professional

Learning Center (JP

LC)

902 Rev. R.A. Abercrombie Drive Killeen 76543 336-1741

56. Killeen Learning

Support S

ervices (Administrative Annex) 902 N. 10th Street Killeen 76541 336-0200 336-0366 (Special Education)

57. Student S

ervices 902 N. 10th Street Killeen 76541 336-2822

58. Technology Services C

tr 104 E. Beeline Lane Harker Heights 76548 336-2749

‘Educating America’s Children’

Killeen ISD200 N. WS Young Drive Killeen, TX 76543-4025

254.336.0000

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