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Achievement. Responsiveness. Classroom Support. Leadership Development.

Financial Accountability.

Our Staff (6698 Employees)

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Transportation

10+ Years of Teaching Experience in KISD

Teacher Grants Awarded

Professional Development Hours

Early College High School – First graduating class and state award

Through the generosity of our community, the Killeen ISD Education Foundation awarded $101,900 to Killeen ISD students in scholarships.

Scholarships Awarded to Killeen ISD Students

The Killeen ISD Career Center expanded a STEM robotics program to include a professional Fanuc Robotics certification that provides students experience working on a industrial robotic arm, thus further growing our 33 programs of study in 13 career clusters.

Career Center grows enrollment, STEM-based programs

$172,961

Bragging Rights

A total of 68 Killeen ISD student-athletes signed letters of intent to play at the collegiate level on the fall and springNational Signing Days.

Over 60 KISD students signed letters of Intent during 2018-2019 school year

Through a partnership with Central Texas College 166 ECHS students graduated with their Associates degree, before receiving their high school diplomas. Educate Texas recently named Killeen ISD’s Early College High School as the model College and Career Readiness school for the state.

Masters – 28%

320,579

Teachers with Masters Degrees

37.7%

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Annual Report 2018-2019

Killeen Independent School District

80 Bus Monitors

3.14 Million Miles Traveled

14,497Students Transported Daily

350Personnel

343Buses

Courses Completed:

8,057

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Teach so that students learn to their maximum potential.

Through the implementation of a full, innovative, rigorous, comprehensive education

program, KISD will provide superior learning so that upon graduation, students are prepared for success in the workforce

and/or higher education.

Teamwork. Quality. Integrity. Caring Attitude. Maximum Effort.

Innovation.

Our Students (All 45,091 of Them)

Board of Trustees

Top left: President Corbett Lawler, Vice President Minerva Trujillo Secretary Susan Jones. Bottom Left: Member Shelley Wells, Member JoAnn Purser, Member Marvin Rainwater, and Member Brett Williams.

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School Safety(Electronic Door Locking Systems Added)

Financials

7.70% - Two or more races

2.40% - Asian

2.00% - Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander

0.60% - American Indian/Alaskan Native

35.0% African American

30.5% Hispanic

21.8% White

$0.79 OF EVERY $1 IS SPENT ON INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT.

1 CHIEF

4 CORPORALS

15 OFFICERS

1 SAFETY DIRECTOR

90 CROSSING GUARDS

$PROPOSITION A: $235,000,000Addressing Safety, Security and Accessibility and Providing New Schools for Growth

PROPOSITION B: $191,000,000Addressing Existing District Facilities through Renovations and New School Replacements

$426MILLION2018 Voter Approved Bond

Accountability Ratings

Student Achievement: 81Shows how much students know and are able to do at the end of the school year.

School Progress: 89Shows how students perform over time and how that growth compares to similar schools.

Closing the Gaps: 80Shows how well different groups of students within a school are performing.

In 2018, school districts were given an overall rating based on performance in three areas:

Killeen ISD’s Overall Score:

B(86)

+10 points from

last year

C ( 76 )2017-2018

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Dual Credit

90%

1,674Success Rate:

Students taking Dual Credit: