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Benignus received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant to fund the Cha-Cha Chomp Garden project for bilingual 5th graders. 

Benignus received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant to fund the ‘I Like Large Print and I Cannot Lie’ program to improve readers of all levels.

The Klein ISD Fine Arts Department recently received a grant from the Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) to pioneer and host the inaugural Klein ISD Fine Arts Festival in May 2024.

The Klein ISD Special Education Department was recently honored with a grant from the Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) to establish the ‘Bridge Center Bistro.’

Grace England Early Childhood Center was recently honored with a grant from the Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) that aims to extend their educational reach beyond books.

Klein Cain High School recently received a grant from the Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) to create a more positive and supportive environment for students, staff, and the entire school community.

Kleb Intermediate recently received a grant from the Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF), sparking an exciting opportunity for students to immerse themselves in independent reading in a completely new and engaging manner- by equipping each student with an LED flashlight to use for their reading time.

Doerre Intermediate received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant to unite students through literature with The Language Lounge.

Klein High School received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant to fund the ‘Score Big with Behavior’ program.

Lemm received a Klein ISD Education Foundation (KEF) grant for the “ As a Matter of Fact” program to improve the math skills of 4th and 5th graders. 

The Klein ISD Board of Trustees recognized an outstanding McDougle Elementary educator and two outstanding students at the November Board meeting for their dedication to success in the classroom.

In a corner of Haude Elementary School's library, the soft click of crochet hooks and the hum of laughter have become a common melody.

The Klein ISD Board of Trustees recognized a phenomenal Klein Intermediate educator and two outstanding students at the November Board meeting for their dedication to success in the classroom.

Mr. Adrian Sendejas is a businessman. 

“It may sound a bit cliché, but the truth is I am in the business of making good people,” he said. “I want to help build my students into people who are responsible, make good and thoughtful decisions, and strengthen our community.”

Under the mentorship of their dedicated teacher, Mr. Marker Case, students at Schindewolf Intermediate are taking their classroom learning to new heights. These young minds are not just solving equations or memorizing facts; they are applying their skills to make a real-world impact on the lives of others.