-
Katy High School Student Wins Best of Show in Rice Harvest Festival Art Contest
Katy High School student Aiza Saad Farooqui was awarded Best of Show at this year’s Katy Rice Harvest Festival Art Contest, one of more than a dozen awards given to district students.
-
District Student-Athletes Commit to Collegiate Programs in Signing Ceremonies
This week, 12 Katy ISD student-athletes signed their letters of intent for their respective collegiate athletic programs, committing to universities across the country.
-
Katy ISD Holds Annual Brick Unveiling, Honoring Campus Teachers of the Year
In a festive celebration, hundreds attended Katy ISD’s annual Brick Unveiling ceremony, honoring campus Teachers of the Year for the 2023-2024 school year.
-
Katy ISD Financial Services Team Recognized for Management and Reporting
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has awarded Katy ISD an “A” (Superior) rating in the School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST).
-
Nottingham Country Elementary Nurses Support Student, Family Through Diabetes Diagnosis
The start of school can be a stressful time for students and families, with many new things to learn. But no parent expects for a new diagnosis to be part of that equation, or in one so young as Nottingham Country Elementary (NCE) third-grader Braylee Ingvoldstad.
-
Winter Holiday Spirit Week
-
Final Exam Schedule
During the last 4 days of this semester we will be following the bell schedule below. Here are some reminders about what final exams look like in junior high.
- Comprehensive Exams (assessing all taught material from the fall semester) are only giving to 8th graders and in all high school credit courses.
- There is no re-teach/re-test for a failed final exam.
- Final Exams can not be taken before Tues, December 17th.
- Students that are absent and miss a final exam need to work with their teacher to make it up between Dec 17-Jan 17, excluding the dates of winter break (Dec 21-Jan 6).
- Final Exams are not calculated in the 3rd 6 weeks grade, but rather stand on their own in the calculation of the course semester grade.
- (Starting in 8th grade and in HS courses, to calculate a semester grade you average each 6-weeks grade twice with the final exam grade only once. For example, if a student has report card grades of 88, 89, 92 and a final exam grade of an 85, the calculation is 88+88+89+89+92+92+85=623, then 623/7 = 89)
-
Candy Cane Grams
-
STAAR Test
Below are the STAAR testing dates for this upcoming Spring. Please keep these dates in mind as you plan family trips, doctors appt, and dental appt. We'd love to have all our Eagles here for these assessments.