Heather Blumenthal has become a familiar face at Kleb Intermediate. Blumenthal is a loyal parent and over the last four years has become one of Kleb’s most devoted cheerleaders. “I can always count on her enthusiasm and contagious smile to ‘move mountains’ for us,” said Pam Bourgeois, principal at Kleb. “She is dependable and well respected by Kleb’s staff and her peers.” Blumenthal currently serves as the volunteer coordinator at three Klein ISD campuses: Brill Elementary, Kleb, and Klein High. In addition, she serves as treasurer of the Lady Kats Basketball Booster Club and will serve as a Klein ISD Ambassador.

Ramos is a past president of the Kaiser Elementary PTO who continues to help and volunteer at Kaiser. He is also an outstanding supporter of the the Klein ISD, as he helps out with the Klein Forest High band, clubs at Wunderlich Intermediate, and several Kaiser activities. All three of Ramos’ children attended elementary school at Kaiser. His son, Joseph, is in the top nine percent of his class at Klein Forest, while his daughter, Elizabeth, has had works published while at Wunderlich. His youngest, Julissa, just left Kaiser and is now a sixth grader at Wunderlich. Kaiser and the Klein ISD extend a special thanks to Ramos for being an active parent and dedicated volunteer.

Amy Kuehnle has become a very familiar face on the Krimmel campus, as she joined the PTO executive board nearly three years ago. In the middle of her first year, Kuehnle took the helm as PTO president when the former president left to take a teaching position. Kuehnle has three of her four children in the Klein ISD with her eldest son at Klein Oak, middle son at Krimmel, daughter at Benignus, and her youngest daughter in preschool at Trinity Lutheran. She currently serves on both the Krimmel and Benignus Executive PTO boards, and is an active volunteer at Klein Oak. Kuehnle was also selected to represent the community as a member of the Ambassador Program.

The Klein ISD, students, staff and community of Benignus Elementary recognize Michelle Litteer as one of the premier volunteers on campus. Litteer has become a very familiar face at Benignus since she arrived four years ago. She is an active parent on campus as her daughter, Allison, is now a third grader. Litteer is also a loyal volunteer, as well as a positive voice for the school, community and the Klein ISD. “I can always count on her enthusiasm and dedication to our boys and girls,” said Misty Kainer, campus principal. “She is dependable and well respected by the Benignus staff and her peers.” Currently, Litteer serves as the president of the Benignus PTO. Her real estate expertise has been a benefit to the campus when working with parents and businesses in the community.