Interested in traveling, meeting new people, and learning new skills this summer? Students have a unique opportunity to apply for a scholarship to study abroad through CIEE. Any student graduating in 2020, 2021, 2022, or 2023 is eligible to apply for a scholarship.
When applying to colleges, the cost of tuition is the aspect that often makes or breaks one’s choice of attending. To ease these costs, Keller ISD offers information on their website about college applications, tools, and scholarships.
On Friday Jan. 24, thespians from around the district gathered to celebrate one another at the sixth annual Kelley Awards. Falcon Theatre’s Big Fish shined throughout the night, winning a total of six awards.
Honor cords are on sale now, but the Monday, Feb. 17 deadline is quickly approaching.
As deadlines come and go, seniors apply for college, gather letters of recommendation, and request their transcripts. The deadline to request transcripts before winter break is Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 3 p.m.
On Thursday, Nov. 21 HOSA held their annual fall blood drive in conjunction with Carter BloodCare in the Small Gym. Over 119 students registered to donate blood, 80 of them being first time donors.
The deadline for completion of seat time for the fall semester is Dec. 6. Students who do not complete their seat time hours by this date may have to repeat the course they missed to earn credit for it.
Kayla Olson, author of young adult novels This Splintering Silence and The Sandcastle Empire, will come to visit advanced creative writing students on Friday, Nov. 15 during fourth period to speak about her writing process and answer questions.
This story has been updated. Author Neal Shusterman’s planned visit to speak to Falcons has been cancelled due to unforeseen events.
Members living in the Keller Independent School District (KISD) were encouraged to vote on the 2019 KISD Bond. While the election could’ve gone either way, the 2019 KISD Bond ultimately passed with 53.46% of the votes.