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Welcome Back, Doerre Families!
We hope you all had a wonderful and relaxing fall break! As we kick off the second quarter, we have a busy and exciting week ahead at Doerre.
This week we’ll be celebrating Beat Kleb Week with fun spirit dress-up days and our Fall Pep Rally on Wednesday, October 22! Due to limited space, this event will be for students and staff only, but we can’t wait to celebrate all of our amazing athletes and school spirit together.
You’ll find more details about this week’s events and activities in the information below. Thank you for your continued support — it’s going to be a great start to Quarter 2!
With gratitude,
Annie Welday-Zimney
Principal, Doerre Intermediate
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Doerre Warriors of the Week |
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BEAT KLEB WEEK! October 20-24 |
We’re excited to invite everyone to join us in celebrating Beat Kleb Week! This marks the final week of the regular football and volleyball season, and our teams have been performing amazingly all year long. Let’s show our Warrior pride by participating in fun dress-up days, cheering at the pep rally, and supporting our athletes as they compete for big wins and head into the playoffs!
The Fall Pep Rally to celebrate all sports will take place on Wednesday, October 22 at the end of the day. We are excited to celebrate all of our fall athletes!
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Anti-Drug Week: October 27- October 31 |
We are excited to celebrate Anti-Drug Week from October 27–31 with some awesome dress-up days and a special character education lesson focused on making positive choices. This week is a fun and meaningful opportunity for students to show their school spirit while learning about the importance of living a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. If you prefer that your student not participate in these activities, please complete and return the attached permission slip to the front office or email it directly to your child’s counselor.
Parent Opt-Out Letter
Lesson Slide Deck
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Traffic Safety Reminder
We need your help to keep our students and staff safe during arrival and dismissal. Our crossing guard at the intersection of Red Holley and Trace Forest has reported that some drivers are not following her directions. Please remember that all vehicles exiting the back of the school should turn left—this helps keep traffic moving smoothly and ensures our buses can enter and exit safely.
While many families are following these directions, we’ve had a few instances of drivers turning right or cutting the line, which creates unsafe situations for others. We truly appreciate your cooperation and patience in helping us maintain a safe and efficient traffic flow for everyone.
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Doerre Daily Announcements
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Did your student hear something on the announcements and can’t remember all the details?HEREis a link to the daily announcements for Quarter One that are read each day during first period.
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To ensure all students are safely supervised, we do not student allow entry unless their teacher is present. Between 8:00 and 8:25, students can enter the building for tutorials through the secondary front door (the entrance nearest the handicap parking spots). Students must present their student ID and sign in, indicating where they will attend. Students will only be permitted to attend tutorials for teachers who have marked themselves present.
Here is the tutorial schedule for the 25-26 school year:Doerre Tutorial Schedule. Once the teacher arrives, they will turn their name green on this sheet, and our tutorial door greeter will know to let those students in for tutorials. Teacher AM Tutoring Check-In Sheet
After 8:25, students will not be able to enter the building until the bell rings at 8:35, allowing our staff time to prepare for the school day and report to their morning duty stations.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding!
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Doerre Clubs & Organizations 25-26
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If your student is interested in joining, please have them fill out this interest form. Club sponsors will review submissions and reach out directly to students with more information about next steps: Clubs and Organizations Interest Form
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Car Rider Drop off and Pick Up Details |
HERE are detailed instructions for both drop off and pick up for car riders at Doerre Intermediate. Please note, no car riders should be dropped off or picked up from the Doerre Bus lot. This area is for busses only.
Thank you for your support as we strive to make Doerre as safe as possible for our students, parents, faculty and staff. If you have any questions or concerns about morning drop off or afternoon pickup, please reach out to your child’s administrator.
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Need to view a previous edition of The Arrow? Click on this archive document to access past newsletters!
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Students are expected to have their IDs on a lanyard, around their neck, and visible at all times.
IDs may be taken off during physical activity but required to be put back around neck.
Students who do not have their ID will be required to acquire a temporary ID. A $1 fee will be added to the student's school cash account. Students who lose their ID may request a new one. The student will be provided with a new ID, lanyard, and sleeve. A $5 fee will be added to their school cash account.
Here are this year's standard lanyard colors:
6th Grade- Yellow
7th Grade- Black
8th Grade- Red
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For the first week of school, 3rd period teachers with 6th grade students will bring students down early to lunch. 6th graders will sit in a section with their 3rd period class for the first week of school. 4th period teachers will pick 6th grade students up at the end of lunch. Students will have staggered dismissal. Lunch will take place during 4th period for all grade levels.
During 4th period, 7th and 8th grade students will be dismissed to lunch at the appropriate bell. Please see the graphic below for which classes will eat A, B, and C lunch.
If you need to bring your child lunch, please know what lunch period they have and deliver it to the front office with their first and last name on it.
Please do NOT Door Dash, Grub Hub, Uber Eats, etc. food to the school for your child.
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Doerre Cell Phone Policy Update
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2025-2026 Dress Code Expectations
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At Doerre Intermediate, we dress for success! As we get ready for the upcoming tax-free weekend, please seeTHIS LETTERregarding expectations for the 25-26 school year at Doerre Intermediate. If you have any questions regarding dress code, please reach out toyour child’s administrator. Happy shopping!
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2025-2026 PRIDE Expectations
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PRIDE is a built-in advisory period after 5th period. New this year! Students will be schedule to a specific PRIDE period and remain with the same teacher during PRIDE for the entire semester. This will allow us to better serve the needs of our students and allow teachers to build strong connections and mentorship with and advisory class. PRIDE is used for intervention, reteaching, social skills, character education, and other assigned activities. PRIDE challenges students socially and academically to become the best versions of themselves! For the first two weeks of school, students will stay in their 5th period classes during PRIDE time, it will be used to review PRIDE expectations, attend campus code of conduct assemblies, and get the student PRIDE PREP checklist set up and ready to go for the year.
Monday, October 20- Character Ed & PRIDE Prep Checklist Tuesday, October 21- Reading Waggle/Flex Wednesday, October 22- No Pride- Pep Rally Schedule! Thursday, October 23- Math Waggle/Flex Friday, October 24- Write with PRIDE!
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Supporting the Doerre PTO is one of the best ways to make a direct impact on our teachers and students! By joining, you help provide valuable resources, fund exciting events, and create opportunities that enrich the learning experience for all Warriors. Your membership helps ensure our teachers feel supported, our students are celebrated, and our campus community continues to thrive. Together, we can make a difference—join the Doerre PTO today! Join here:Doerre Intermediate School PTO - Klein ISD, TX - Membership
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