Weekly Highlights at Kleb Intermediate 🤩

Our students have been shining bright across every area of our school community. In our classrooms, students have been diving deep into their academic work, showing incredible dedication and growth in their learning journey. Our elective programs have been buzzing with creativity as students explore their artistic talents and discover new passions in everything from art to music and beyond. This week marked the final stretch of our track season, and our athletes went out with a bang, earning numerous top finishes and making us incredibly proud with their outstanding performances on the track and field. Our theater students also took center stage this week, delivering captivating performances that showcased months of hard work, creativity, and teamwork. We had the joy of celebrating our honor roll students, recognizing their academic achievements and dedication to excellence in their studies. Throughout the week, our teachers have been busy issuing positive referrals, highlighting students who have shown exceptional kindness, leadership, and positive choices that make our school community stronger. It's weeks like these that remind us why we're so proud to be part of the Kleb family!

8th Grade Girls Track Zone Champions 🏆

Congratulations to our 8th grade girls track team for capturing the Zone Championship title! These amazing athletes have worked hard all season, and their dedication has truly paid off. Way to go, ladies! Your speed, determination, and teamwork have made Kleb Intermediate so proud. Thank you for representing our school with such excellence on the track.

We're also incredibly proud of ALL our track and field athletes who competed with heart and determination throughout the season. Every runner, jumper, and thrower contributed to making this a fantastic year for Kleb track!

Hannah Broderick -6th- Hannah exemplifies dedication and intellectual curiosity in everything she does. As a conscientious learner, she consistently pushes beyond basic requirements, making meaningful connections that extend far past daily objectives. Her excellent communication skills and collaborative spirit shines when working with peers. Hannah's combination of academic excellence and outstanding citizenship makes her a truly exceptional student and a joy to have in class.

Dylan Morgan -6th- Dylan demonstrates the qualities of a model student through his helpful nature and strong work ethic. He consistently completes his assignments with dedication and takes pride in his academic performance. His respectful treatment of peers, staff, and the learning environment creates a positive atmosphere for everyone around him. Dylan's commitment to both his studies and his community makes him a valuable member of our school.

Ilana Barron -7th- Ilana brings focus and determination to her studies every single day. Her natural curiosity drives her to explore topics deeply, always seeking to expand her understanding. As a trustworthy and reliable student, she consistently demonstrates integrity in all her work. Ilana's genuine love of learning and positive attitude make her an absolute pleasure to teach.

Ross Garrison -7th- Ross stands out as an exemplary student who enriches classroom discussions with thoughtful, well-considered questions. His polite, helpful, and respectful demeanor sets a positive example for his classmates. As a natural leader, Ross stays focused on tasks while encouraging others to participate and engage. His friendly approach and willingness to contribute make him an invaluable part of our learning community.

Sarina Galhotra -8th- Sarina consistently goes above and beyond expectations, always striving to reach her full potential. She challenges herself academically while maintaining active participation in class discussions and activities. Her exceptional work ethic is matched by her willingness to support and assist her peers. Sarina's dedication to continuous self-improvement makes her an inspiring example of student excellence.

Jayden Lange -8th- Jayden exemplifies what it means to be an outstanding student in every aspect of school life. His responsibility, respect, and kindness toward others create a positive learning environment for everyone. Always attentive and determined, he approaches challenges with a helpful spirit and unwavering focus. Jayden's embodiment of core values in academics, character, and community involvement makes him a remarkable young leader.

4/8-   Orchestra UIL
4/9-   Orchestra UIL
4/10- Orchestra UIL
4/10- Last Day of PR7 Grading Period
4/11- Orchestra: Kemah Trip
4/14- Reading STAAR
4/15- Reading STAAR Make Ups
4/16- 8th Grade Science STAAR & Biology EOC
4/16- Orchestra: Instrument Selection Night #1 for Incoming Beginners
4/16- Soccer/Swim/Tennis
4/16- Beginner Band Solo Contest
4/16- PR7 Issued
4/17- PR7 Eligibility Regain
4/17- Student Holiday & Staff Workday
4/21- 8th Grade Social Studies STAAR
4/22- Secretaries Appreciation Day
4/22- STAAR Make Ups: Science/Biology/Social Studies
4/23- UIL Concert and Sightreading - Symphonic Band
4/23- Soccer/Swim/Tennis
4/25- UIL Theater @1:15 | Klein High
4/28- Bus Driver Appreciation Day
4/28- Math STAAR & Algebra EOC
4/29- STAAR Make Ups: Math & Algebra
4/30- Band Gator Fest @ Kemah
4/30- Soccer/Swim/Tennis

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

Dear Kleb Intermediate Students and Families,

Our spring STAAR testing season is approaching! Please mark these important dates on your calendar and ensure your student is present at school on each testing day.

Testing Schedule: 
     • April 14 - Reading STAAR
     • April 16 - 8th Grade Science STAAR & Biology EOC
     • April 21 - 8th Grade Social Studies STAAR
     • April 28 - Math STAAR & Algebra EOC

Help Your Student Succeed: 

✓ Attendance is crucial - Please make every effort to be at school on testing days.
✓ Get plenty of rest - Ensure a good night's sleep before each test.
✓ Fuel their brain - Provide a healthy breakfast on testing mornings.
✓ Pack smart snacks & Water - Send nutritious snacks and watier to keep energy levels up

Our students have been working hard all year, and we know they're ready to show what they've learned! Thank you for supporting their success.

Questions? Contact Dr. Sarah Bellini at sbellini1@kleinisd.net

Calling all future musicians! Students who signed up for Beginning Band or Orchestra for next school year, it's time for Instrument Placement Night!

What: Help determine which instrument is the perfect fit for your student Who: Students enrolled in Beginning Band or Orchestra for next year How to Sign Up: Use the bit.ly link or scan the QR code to RSVP

Choose a date and time that works best for your family. These special evenings are designed to match each student with the instrument that suits them best, setting them up for a successful and enjoyable musical journey!

Don't miss this exciting first step in your child's musical adventure. RSVP today!

Our Math Department is excited to announce the initial standings for our Fact Fluency March Madness Bracket! This exciting competition is designed to help students build confidence and master their multiplication facts while having fun with friendly classroom competitions.

How It Works: 
     • Students compete in weekly fact fluency challenges
     • Classes face off against each other bracket-style
     • Each week brings new matchups and opportunities to advance
     • The goal is to build both speed and accuracy in multiplication facts

Why This Matters: Strong fact fluency is the foundation for success in higher-level math concepts. When students can quickly recall their multiplication facts, they can focus their mental energy on problem-solving and critical thinking rather than basic calculations.

Cheer on Your Student: Encourage your child to practice their multiplication facts at home! Even just a few minutes of daily practice can make a huge difference in their confidence and performance.

Go Kleb Mathletes! Let the mathematical madness begin! 🧮✨

*Check back each week for bracket updates and see how your student's class is advancing through the competition!

Get ready for an active summer! Our district coaches are hosting exciting summer camps to keep your students engaged, active, and improving their skills during the summer break.

Visit the links below for complete information, including dates, times, registration, and pricing.

Attention Girls in Grades 3-8! 

Join us for an exciting Girls in STEAM event on April 11, 2026 from 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM at the Klein Multipurpose Center (7500 Farm to Market 2920, Klein, TX 77379).

What is STEAM? Science • Technology • Engineering • Arts • Mathematics

This fun-filled morning is designed to inspire young girls to explore careers and opportunities in STEAM fields through hands-on activities, experiments, and interactive learning experiences.

Event Highlights: 
     • Engaging STEAM activities and demonstrations
     • Opportunities to meet female professionals in STEAM careers
     • Hands-on experiments and projects
     • Fun, interactive learning environment

Registration: Scan the QR code on the flyer or click the image below to secure your spot!

This is a fantastic opportunity for our female students to discover the exciting world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics while connecting with like-minded peers.

CALLING ALL YOUNG WRITERS! SAVE THE DATE

Young Writers' Convention is Coming to Klein!

Mark your calendars for April 18, 2026 from 11:30 AM - 4:30 PM at the Klein Multipurpose Center for an amazing day dedicated to creative writing!

What's in Store: 
     • 15 Writing Workshops to sharpen your skills
     • 12 Writing Competitions to showcase your talent
     • 20 Writing Games for fun and inspiration

Special Guest: Award-winning and USA TODAY bestselling author Lynne Kelly will be our keynote speaker!

This is a fantastic opportunity for our budding authors to connect with other young writers, learn new techniques, and celebrate the power of storytelling. Whether your student loves poetry, fiction, or creative nonfiction, there's something for every writer at this convention.

Registration: Scan the QR code on the flyer or click the image below.

Don't miss this chance to be part of a growing community of writers! More details to follow as we get closer to the date.

Our 2nd year theatre students will perform this powerful Holocaust remembrance play March 27th, 31st, April 1st & 2nd. Multiple showtimes available - see attached flyer for complete schedule and details. All performances in the Kleb Black Box Theatre.

Come support our talented actors in this meaningful production!

⚽ SOCCER TRYOUTS - MARK YOUR CALENDARS! ⚽

It's time to show your skills on the field! Soccer tryouts are just around the corner for both boys and girls teams.

📅 WHEN: April 6th - 8th (all 3 days required - no exceptions!)
⏰ TIMES: • Boys Soccer: 6:45 AM • Girls Soccer: 7:00 AM

BEFORE YOU TRY OUT: 
✅ Complete athletics physical on file with coaches
✅ Must be in good academic standing (7th & 8th graders eligible)
✅ Sign up using the provided link (log into your Klein ISD account first)

Questions? 
 • Boys: Contact Coach Maudlin or Coach Gist
 • Girls: Contact Coach Golden or Coach Branum

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a Kleb Intermediate soccer team! Start preparing now and bring your A-game to tryouts. Both teams are looking for dedicated players ready to compete at their best.

🎾 TENNIS TRYOUTS - SERVE UP YOUR BEST! 🎾

Ready to ace your way onto the Kleb Intermediate tennis team? Tryouts are coming up at Klein High Tennis Courts!

📅 TRYOUT DATES: 
    • Boys Tennis: April 6th & 7th at 7:00 AM
    • Girls Tennis: April 8th & 9th at 7:00 AM

📍 LOCATION: Klein High Tennis Courts

REQUIREMENTS: 
✅ Current physical on file (required for all students trying out)

Questions or Need More Info? Contact Coach Sauter in Room #1415 or email esauter1@kleinisd.net

Don't miss your chance to join the tennis team! Come prepared to show your skills and competitive spirit on the court. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the game, coaches are looking for dedicated athletes ready to represent Kleb Intermediate.

🏊‍♀️ SWIM TRYOUTS - DIVE INTO THE SEASON! 🏊‍♂️

Make a splash and join the Kleb Intermediate swim team! Tryouts are happening soon at Klein High School.

📅 WHEN: April 6th & 7th 
⏰ TIME: 6:45 AM - 8:00 AM 
📍 WHERE: Klein High School

WHAT TO BRING & KNOW: 
✅ Arrive in proper swim attire
✅ Must demonstrate prior swimming proficiency
✅ Current physical must be on file to tryout

Ready to Register? Scan the QR code on the flyer for sign-up information.

This is your chance to represent Kleb Intermediate in the pool! Coaches are looking for swimmers who are ready to train hard and compete with dedication. Come prepared to show your stroke technique and swimming skills.

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.

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