The Gold Standard

With more than 5,000 fewer students enrolled in Killeen ISD than just a few years ago, the district is considering changes that could affect the future of our schools.

Families, employees and community members are invited to an upcoming Optimization 2.0 Community Town Hall to learn WHY changes are being considered, WHAT is being proposed and HOW decisions will be made. Each meeting will cover all proposed scenarios and provide opportunities to ask questions and share feedback before final decisions are made.

• Nov. 9 I Shoemaker High School | 6–8 p.m.
  
• Nov. 12 | Killeen High School | 6–8 p.m.
  
• Nov. 19 | Ellison High School | 6–8 p.m.
  

All three meetings will be livestreamed, with opportunities for online participants to respond to live polls.

Your Questions Matter. Your Voice Matters.

We strongly encourage you to review the proposed scenarios and submit your questions in advance. Your questions will help district leaders prepare meaningful answers and focus the town halls on the topics that matter most to our community.

Family & Staff Survey Opens Nov. 10

Families and employees will have an opportunity to share feedback through a districtwide survey open Nov. 10–23. The survey provides a more formal opportunity to weigh in on the proposed scenarios, and we encourage everyone to participate, even if you attend a town hall.

Patterson Middle School claimed both seventh- and eighth-grade football titles, including a nail-biting 6-0 victory over Roy J. Smith. Meanwhile, JDA and Liberty Hill earned district volleyball championships, and runners from across KISD raced to the top in cross country.

Who took home the gold? Check out the championship results, standout performances and photos from across the district.

For the third consecutive year, Killeen ISD has earned the CTE District of Distinction designation, recognizing our continued commitment to preparing students for college, careers and beyond.

With 33 programs of study, hands-on learning opportunities and industry-based certifications, KISD students are discovering their interests, building real-world skills and opening doors to future careers.

A few minutes of your time can help bring important federal funding to Killeen ISD classrooms.

If you haven't returned your Impact Aid Parent Pupil Survey, please do so as soon as possible. Every completed form helps the district receive funding that supports student learning and school programs.

Not sure if your family qualifies? Please return the form anyway. If you need a replacement, contact your child's campus.

Already submitted yours? Thank you for supporting our schools.

Killeen ISD will officially dedicate its new Administration Building at 777 N. Twin Creek Drive on Friday, Nov. 6, at 10 a.m. The facility brings together 22 district departments previously spread across 10 buildings at five locations, creating a central location for many services supporting students, families and staff.

The public is welcome to attend. The ceremony will also be livestreamed for those who wish to watch online.