A Week of Excitement at Kleb 🤩

Another fantastic week at Kleb — full of teamwork, hands‑on learning, and moments worth celebrating. Students collaborated on projects, teachers delivered engaging lessons, and our community came together to cheer on achievements big and small. Thank you to everyone who contributed to a week that showcased our commitment to growth, connection, and Bearcub pride!

What an Amazing Night at the Kleb Expo! 🎉

From incredible fine arts performances to meeting our future 6th‑grade Bearcubs, the energy was electric as families explored course selections and experienced everything that makes our school special. Seeing our current students showcase their talents while welcoming new families into the Kleb community perfectly embodies our values of excellence, pride, and unity. Thank you to everyone who helped make the evening unforgettable!

Shoutout to Our Incredible Kleb PTO! 👏

Our PTO spoiled Kleb staff with dinner before tonight’s Expo, making sure our teachers and staff were well‑fed and energized for an evening of showcasing the incredible opportunities at Kleb. This is true partnership — they always go above and beyond so we can focus on serving our students and community. Thank you for fueling our Bearcub staff and showing them how much they're appreciated! 

Brooklyn Bretscher - 6th Grade - Brooklyn exemplifies what it truly means to be a Bearcub! She consistently brings infectious positivity to the classroom with her bright smile and exceptional attitude. Brooklyn demonstrates remarkable integrity by always doing the right thing, even when no one is watching. Her respect for the learning environment and genuine kindness toward everyone around her make her a standout student who brightens every day.

Wesley Litherland - 6th Grade - Wesley is a model student who consistently displays courtesy and professionalism with all staff members while maintaining unwavering dedication to his academic goals. His respectful demeanor toward peers and the learning environment, combined with his exceptional focus during class, sets him apart. Wesley maximizes every opportunity to learn, using free time productively to study and prepare for his classes.

Ava Kramer - 7th Grade - Ava radiates positivity and embodies the spirit of service with her eagerness to help others. Her cheerful disposition and optimistic outlook create a welcoming atmosphere wherever she goes. Ava consistently makes wise decisions and demonstrates remarkable maturity when faced with challenging situations. Her genuine kindness toward peers and respectful interactions with everyone make her an exceptional student.

Diego Barragan Rosario - 7th Grade - Diego is an exceptional student who consistently exceeds expectations through his dedication and work ethic. He goes above and beyond in the classroom while generously supporting his fellow students and maintaining deep respect for the learning environment. Diego's respectful interactions with staff and peers, combined with his commitment to excellence and active participation in class discussions, make him a truly outstanding student.

Micah Matthews - 8th Grade - Micah is a reliable and conscientious student who consistently demonstrates respect through her adherence to school expectations. Her commitment to academic excellence is evident in her timely assignment completion and her willingness to support others. Micah's positive interactions with staff and her genuine care for her peers make her a wonderful addition to any classroom.

Emmanuel Wiley - 8th Grade - Emmanuel is an exemplary student leader who inspires others through his respectful demeanor and strong work ethic. He demonstrates exceptional effort in all his endeavors while graciously offering assistance to both staff and classmates. Emmanuel's quiet determination to maintain academic excellence and his consistent positive behavior make him a true role model

19- Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. (Student & Staff Holiday)
21- Math MAP Testing
21- Boys BB @ Doerre
22- Klein High Course Selection Night (8th Grade Families)
22- Cubs for Christ and FCA Meeting
22- Girls BB vs. Doerre
23- Boys Region Choir Auditions
23/24- 8th graders Finalize 4-Year Plan
24- Girls Region Choir Auditions
26-30- Kindess
26- Course Selection Sheets Due
30- Kleb Star Studded Dance

🐮 Chick‑fil‑A Day — February 6

Mark your calendars! Our next Chick‑fil‑A day is on Friday, February 6. Treat your child (and support the school) by ordering ahead. Be sure to select your child's correct lunch and input their legal name.

Click HERE for the Chick‑fil‑A Day Order Link

Connect with Cubs for Christ and Fellowship of Christian Athletes will meet this Thursday, January 22. Note: this date differs from the original calendar.) Students meet in the cafeteria at 8 am. Donuts for the first 36 students. Come be part of a positive group at Kleb — all are welcome!

View the full calendar on our website: https://kleb.kleinisd.net/o/kleb/events

The Kleb Boys and Girls track season will begin Monday, February 2nd. The cafeteria doors open at 6:30 a.m., and practice begins at 6:45 a.m. sharp. All athletes must have a completed physical on file with the coaches by Friday, January 30th. Please contact Coach Waddy, Coach Maudlin, or Coach Reynolds for more information or questions.

The Kleb Track Parent/Family meeting will take place Thursday, February 5th, at 6:00 P.M. Please enter through the New Gym doors. Please visit the Kleb Track website for more information. 

🏃🏾‍➡️ Boys Track Website
🏃🏽‍♀️‍➡️ Girls Track Website

January marks the start of Course Selection Season at Kleb! Please review the Kleb Course Selection Calendar for important deadlines, upcoming events, and helpful resource links.

Families of 8th graders—join us for High School Course Selection Night to learn about four-year plans, graduation requirements, and next steps for incoming freshmen. Get informed, ask questions, and help your student make strong choices for high school.

Klein High School: Thursday, January 22 from 5:30-7:00 PM

8th-grade Students: Interested in becoming a Student Trainer in high school? Learn skills, lead activities, and earn leadership experience. Scan the QR code to complete your application today!

As we get ready for course selection in January, we encourage families to look through our Career & Technical Education (CTE) Programs. This helps students see which 9th-grade courses match their interests. Parents and guardians can also support their students by talking with them about their future college and career ideas to help them choose the best courses for their goals.

Learn more about the CTE opportunities available in Klein ISD:
🔗 bit.ly/KISDCTEPrograms
🔗 bit.ly/KleinISDCTE

Visit the library Jan 30–Feb 6 for our Spring Book Fair! Support the library and discover great reads. Set up and fund your student’s E-Wallet soon so they’re ready to shop. We can’t wait to see you there!

Please check your child’s account for any outstanding fees. Unpaid fees may affect their ability to participate in certain school events and activities including school dances.

To review and, if needed, pay these fees, please log in to your School Cash account at your earliest convenience. Timely payment helps ensure your child can fully enjoy all upcoming events.

Kleb athletes, families, and fans:

Please visit www.klebintathletics.com for Sports, Athletic Forms, Schedules, Announcements, Tickets, and more.

All athletes must have an approved Klein ISD athletic physical and completed Rank One Forms to receive equipment, practice, and compete in competition.

Early dismissal ends at 3:30 p.m. each day. To request early dismissal for your student(s), please call our attendance secretary, Ruby Morales, at 832-249-5495. You can also schedule early dismissal through Skyward or by dropping off a note at the Front Office.

Volunteer applications for the 2025-2026 school year are now being accepted. The Volunteer Application is an annual application. Security is a priority in Klein ISD; all volunteers are required to reapply for their position annually.

APPLY HERE

• Students must remain in dress code, including wearing their own school-issued ID badge.

• Students may not stay on campus after the school day ends while waiting for a game or performance to start.

• All students must remain seated either with an adult or in the designated student section only.

• Foul language is not permitted. All students are expected to follow the Kleb Core expectations at all times.

• Backpacks and outside food or drinks are not allowed at after-school events, including games and performances.

• Students should stay seated in the stands unless it is halftime or between games.

• Students will begin calling for rides at the start of the 4th quarter or during the second set of volleyball.

• Once the event is over, all student spectators must exit the stadium, gym, or event area promptly. Students will not be supervised after leaving the stadium or campus.

• If a student does not adhere to Kleb Core (R.I.S.E) or the student code of conduct, they may be asked to leave and/or lose the privilege to attend future events.

Cell phones may only be used before arriving on campus and after leaving for the day. During school hours, students are expected to keep their phones, smartwatches, and headphones stored out of sight in their backpacks before entering the building and throughout the day. Personal devices are not allowed in hallways, classrooms, restrooms, or the cafeteria.

Key points to remember:

• Students must put their phones, headphones, and smartwatches in their backpacks or purses before entering the building; devices should not be in their hands or pockets.

• Students who do not follow this rule will have their phones confiscated and sent to the grade-level discipline office.

• Confiscated phones must be picked up by a parent or guardian; they will not be returned directly to students.

• Only wired headphones are permitted during instructional time, as directed by teachers. Bluetooth or wireless earbuds are prohibited for safety reasons.

• If a parent or guardian needs to contact their student during the school day, please call the school office to have a message delivered.

Safety is our top priority at Kleb. At the start of the school year, every student will receive a new ID badge. All students are required to wear their ID badge visibly around their neck on a lanyard, with their name and photo clearly displayed. This policy helps ensure the safety of all Klein ISD students and is part of our dress code.

If a student arrives at school without their ID badge on, they must purchase a temporary ID band for $1 at the ID station in the cafeteria before school. Consequences reset at the start of each grading period. Here is the sequence of consequences for not wearing the ID badge:

1st: Purchase temporary ID ($1), warning
2nd: Purchase temporary ID ($1), parent contact
3rd: Purchase temporary ID ($1), 1 school detention
4th: Purchase temporary ID ($1), 2 school detentions
5th: Purchase temporary ID ($1), 3 school detentions OR 1 Saturday school
6th: Purchase permanent ID ($5), 1 day in-school suspension (ISS)
Additional Offenses: Considered major non-compliance

Kleb administration reserves the right to adjust consequences as needed.

A student is considered tardy if they are not inside the doorway of the classroom at the time the bell finishes ringing to signal the beginning of class.

Tardy Consequences: Tardy counts start over at the beginning of each week. Consequences are as follows:

1 Tardy: Free
2 Tardies: Warning
3 Tardies: 1 day before/after school detention
4 Tardies: 2 days before/after school detention
5 Tardies: 3 days before/after school detention
6 or more Tardies: 1 day in-school suspension (ISS)

Kleb Administration reserves the right to adjust consequences at any time.

Students who arrive more than 15 minutes late to class will be considered absent without permission (truant), and a discipline referral will be submitted.

Please be advised that the dress code will be enforced starting from day one. Some important points to remember include: no head coverings, hats, bandanas, or similar items are allowed; all shirts and shorts must be of appropriate length.

Please refer to the Student Handbook [here] for our dress code guidelines. To help maintain a positive and respectful school environment, students are expected to follow the dress code. If the dress code is not followed, appropriate disciplinary action will be taken in accordance with the student code of conduct.

Please note that fast food items and food deliveries will not be allowed or accepted during the school day.

Students may bring water bottles with closed lids to school. Please make sure the lids are securely closed to prevent spills.

To help prevent spills and keep our hallways safe from slipping hazards, please do not bring open containers or cups with straws to school. Closed bottles or spill-proof containers are the best choice for staying hydrated without accidents. Thank you for helping us maintain a clean and safe environment for everyone!

The Klein ISD Family Curriculum Guides are designed to help you understand the content and Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills your children will learn throughout the school year.

6th Grade

7th Grade

8th Grade