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Meet Chad Hardin, a Klein Collins art teacher whose story is one of resilience, passion, and pure heart.
For those unfamiliar with him, Mr. Hardin is blind in his right eye, but that’s never stopped him from creating beautiful art and sharing his talent with Tigers since 2007.
89 Klein ISD students have been named Academic All-State Recipients by the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA).
Benignus Elementary School has been awarded a $2,864 Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for the "Project Sunshine" initiative, designed to foster empathy, responsibility, and teamwork among students while strengthening life and academic skills.
Mahaffey Elementary School has been awarded a $4,025 Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for their "MAP: Masters at Play" program, designed to provide kindergarten students with opportunities for purposeful play that fosters creativity, cognitive development, and academic growth.
Klein Forest High School has been awarded a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for the "Young Writers Con" program, aimed at providing a creative outlet and growth opportunity for student writers across the district.
Kleb Intermediate School has been awarded a $6,500 Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for their "Music Mentoring" program, designed to expand opportunities for students to build confidence, self-esteem, and musical skills through after-hours mentoring and leadership development.
Mittelstadt Elementary received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for the Let’s Communicate program to bridge communication gaps for bilingual families.
Brill received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for the Bronco B.R.O.S. (Building Responsible Outstanding Scholars) program to support 4th and 5th-grade boys in developing leadership, character, and life skills essential for success.
Doerre Intermediate School has been awarded a $7,100 Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for their innovative “Classrooms Without Borders” program, which provides eighth-grade students with immersive, cross-curricular learning experiences that bridge cultural gaps and enhance literacy outcomes.
Ehrhardt Elementary School received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for the “Played in the Shade” project to provide shade during recess.
Klein ISD FFA teams took the national competition by storm, earning top Honors in Horse Judging, with Klein Oak FFA Horse Judging Team earning the prestigious National Gold Ranking and securing the title of 5th best team in the country. Klein Oak and Klein High FFA teams also stood out in Agriscience by earning top 10 standings.
Klein ISD Board Trustee Ronnie K. Anderson recognized four former Klein ISD students during his final Board of Trustees meeting in November.
Klein Oak High School was recently announced as the first high school in Klein ISD history to achieve AP Honor Roll status by the College Board.
At the November meeting of the Board of Trustees, Klein High graduate Nick Long was honored as the Distinguished Klein ISD Alumni of the Month. Board Trustee Ronnie Anderson nominated Mr. Long for this honor.
Schindewolf Intermediate eighth grader Brynn Simmons is the true definition of a Triple-A student—a learner who excels in academics, arts, and athletics. From exceptional grades to her musical ability, there isn’t anything that Brynn can’t do.
French Elementary fifth-grader Lucie Mae Benson is making leaps and bounds in her community. Known among friends, family, and school staff as someone who balances her studies and numerous extracurriculars, Lucie Mae dedicates her time to volunteering, horseback riding, and creative activities.
Klein ISD had an incredible 2024-2025 Team Tennis season, rounding out the season with some notable recognitions!
Klein, TX – After 15 years of service to the Klein ISD Board of Trustees, distinguished Klein ISD Trustee Ronnie Anderson has retired, choosing not to run for reelection.
Klein ISD had a remarkable 2024-2025 cross-country season, ending with noteworthy accomplishments!
Two students and a teacher from Wunderlich Intermediate were honored at the November Board of Trustees meeting for their hard work and talent in the classroom.
It was a successful season for our Klein ISD Girls Cross-Country Team.
Two students and a teacher from Nitsch Elementary were honored at the November Board of Trustees meeting for their hard work and talent in the classroom.
Nitsch Elementary School has received a special honor for its efforts in enhancing student success—being named a Model Professional Learning Community (PLC) School.
Theiss Elementary School has received a special honor for its efforts in enhancing student success—being named a Model Professional Learning Community (PLC) School.
The Klein Difference
Academics
Klein ISD offers graduation pathways and courses from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade with rigorous academics and an excellent well-rounded education.
Arts
Every Klein ISD student is given the opportunity to participate in our extensive and celebrated Fine Arts program for music, theater, visual arts, and dance.
Athletics
With over 40 years of athletic performance and competition at the state level, Klein ISD continues to level-up in athletics with our comprehensive and winning athletic programs.
Hear our #KLEINFAMILY Stories
Donna Schultz
Alumni & Employee
Lee Baker
Alumni
Lee has been part of the #KleinFamily since he was 3 years old when his dad became the soccer coach at Klein High School. Lee met his wife when he was a student at Klein High, and now they are raising all three of their kids in Klein. Lee and his brother opened uScore Soccer right in the heart of Klein to give back to the community that gave so much to his family.
Zeke Adekolu
Alumni
Zeke grew up in foster care and met Klein High Counselor Katy Keener when he was a Freshman. Katy took the time to get to know him and encourage him to pursue his dreams of going to college. Today, 10 years later, Zeke credits Katy with helping him become the man he is today.
Butch Theiss
Alumni
Edwin G. Theiss, affectionately known as Butch, has seen Klein grow from a small farming community to a large suburban destination for families and businesses alike. Butch joined us to tell his story in the historic Kohrville schoolhouse, one of the first school buildings in Klein ISD and one of the last still standing.
Lyle Lovett
Alumni
As a Klein High Class of 1975 Graduate, Lyle remembers walking through the lunch line and seeing a picture of his mom’s graduating class – class of 1945! Lyle is proud of the tradition of excellence in academics as well as the arts and contributes much of his success to his time here in Klein ISD.
Kendra Rodgers Brown
Alumni & Employee