The Killeen ISD Education Foundation marked its silver anniversary Thursday night in a celebration for the ages, honoring top scholars set to graduate and inaugurating a new award that honors a favorite former educator still inspiring students and teachers. See our story and photos from the big night. https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2907889
Under the bright sun Thursday at Joseph L. Searles III Stadium, students from Chaparral and Shoemaker showed what teamwork, determination and school pride are all about during the first Life Skills soccer match.
After a month of practice, players took the field for three exciting 12-minute periods in front of supportive coaches, volunteers, families and fans. Organized by Skills teachers Sylvia Luna from Shoemaker and Darky Marin Viera from Chaparral, the event was filled with energy, encouragement and unforgettable moments.
The Grey Wolves came away with a 2-0 win, but the biggest victory was the joy and confidence shared by every student who stepped onto the turf.
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Maude Moore Wood Elementary pre-kindergarten students walked the red carpet Tuesday dressed in the career fashion they want to pursue. "When I grow up I want to ..."
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The Killeen ISD GT Project Showcase brought curiosity, creativity, and research to life Monday with kindergarten through eighth-graders showing off 150 projects from their yearlong Texas Performance Standards Project presentations. https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2894126
At Killeen High on Monday, five student-athletes were celebrated during a signing ceremony inside the Roos' gym!!! Excited family members couldn't stop smiling and the athletes were more than happy to pose for pictures. Congratulations to the following:
Sha’Drach Gordon, football, Community Christian College
Anthony Beverly, football, Olivet Nazarene University
Jamarcus Wilder, football, Community Christian College
Allan Cellars, powerlifting, Midland University
Trint Robinson, basketball, Bethany College
Job well done! View more photos at www.killeenisd.org/photos
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Sha’Drach Gordon, football, Community Christian College
Anthony Beverly, football, Olivet Nazarene University
Jamarcus Wilder, football, Community Christian College
Allan Cellars, powerlifting, Midland University
Trint Robinson, basketball, Bethany College
Job well done! View more photos at www.killeenisd.org/photos
#WeAreKISD
About 170 of the 200 Early College High School soon-to-graduate seniors traveled across Killeen ISD on five buses Monday for a cross-district senior walk as elementary students cheered them on. https://www.flickr.com/photos/killeenisd/albums/72177720333597081
Chaparral Bobcat Drama has made history once again! This was the first year the troupe was qualified to enter in the Heller Awards for Young Artists. Not only was it a milestone to get five nominations in its first year, but it's exceptional to win the HAYA for Best Scenic Design! Congratulations Bobcats! https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2878699
Killeen ISD leaders surprised Skipcha Elementary teacher Halli Richards and Ellison teacher Savannah Carr Wednesday as this year's elementary and secondary teachers of the year. Huge congratulations to all the KISD teachers of the year! https://www.killeenisd.org/news
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Chaparral High School on Wednesday morning celebrated in full force its largest athletic signing day group –– 15! –– to date! Students represented five sports, and all had a chance to thank friends and family in front of a huge crowd in the gym. Congrats to everyone! #WeAreKISD
Baseball
Sebastian Romero –– Ottawa University
Kelvin "KG" Fuentes –– Hesston College
Michael Schubert –– Ottawa University
Football
Logan Collins –– Olivet Nazarene University
Aaden McCullum –– College of the Redwoods
Boys Soccer
Blaze Hiapo –– Schreiner University
Jonathan “JD” Sanchez –– Southwestern Christian College
Diego Loayza –– Southwestern Christian College
Terrence Robinson –– University of Arkansas - Rich Mountain
Yiamxel Marino Vega –– Blinn College
Girls Soccer
Austin Vela-Diehl –– University of South Carolina-Upstate
Girls Track
Laila Erwin –– Jacksonville College
Alexis Gratton –– Jacksonville College (Wasn’t in attendance)
Boys Track
Grant Montgomery –– Concordia University
Wrestling
Ava Milliner –– Western Colorado
Chaparral High School on Wednesday morning celebrated in full force its largest athletic signing day group –– 15! –– to date! Students represented five sports, and all had a chance to thank friends and family in front of a huge crowd in the gym. Congrats to everyone! #WeAreKISD
Baseball
Sebastian Romero –– Ottawa University
Kelvin "KG" Fuentes –– Hesston College
Michael Schubert –– Ottawa University
Football
Logan Collins –– Olivet Nazarene University
Aaden McCullum –– College of the Redwoods
Boys Soccer
Blaze Hiapo –– Schreiner University
Jonathan “JD” Sanchez –– Southwestern Christian College
Diego Loayza –– Southwestern Christian College
Terrence Robinson –– University of Arkansas - Rich Mountain
Yiamxel Marino Vega –– Blinn College
Girls Soccer
Austin Vela-Diehl –– University of South Carolina-Upstate
Girls Track
Laila Erwin –– Jacksonville College
Alexis Gratton –– Jacksonville College (Wasn’t in attendance)
Boys Track
Grant Montgomery –– Concordia University
Wrestling
Ava Milliner –– Western Colorado
#BreakingNews: Killeen ISD announces Brittany Nault as the new principal of Clarke Elementary for the 2026-2027 school year.
🥳 A Killeen ISD alum, Nault steps into the role with more than 15 years of experience in education, during which she’s focused her efforts around building structured, safe and inclusive school cultures that benefit both students and staff growth.
“The hiring committee selected Ms. Nault because of her strong instructional background and her proven ability to build a positive, structured campus environment,” said Dr. Jo-Lynette Crayton, assistant superintendent for elementary education. “Her experience and leadership style align well with the needs of Clarke Elementary and will support continued success for students and staff.”
Nault currently is in her third year as assistant principal at Cedar Valley Elementary. Among other priorities centered on student and staff success during her tenure as assistant principal, Nault served as the campus’ behavior coordinator, led the school’s Capturing Kids’ Hearts initiative, and provided mentorship for fellow coworkers.
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🥳 A Killeen ISD alum, Nault steps into the role with more than 15 years of experience in education, during which she’s focused her efforts around building structured, safe and inclusive school cultures that benefit both students and staff growth.
“The hiring committee selected Ms. Nault because of her strong instructional background and her proven ability to build a positive, structured campus environment,” said Dr. Jo-Lynette Crayton, assistant superintendent for elementary education. “Her experience and leadership style align well with the needs of Clarke Elementary and will support continued success for students and staff.”
Nault currently is in her third year as assistant principal at Cedar Valley Elementary. Among other priorities centered on student and staff success during her tenure as assistant principal, Nault served as the campus’ behavior coordinator, led the school’s Capturing Kids’ Hearts initiative, and provided mentorship for fellow coworkers.
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Great job to the 19 elementary school teams that competed in this year's Battle of the Books and special congratulations to first-place Nolanville, second-place Skipcha and third-place Reeces Creek. Keep on reading! https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2860926
Harker Heights High School seniors on the edge of graduation walked through three neighborhood elementary schools Friday remembering their past and inspiring the future. https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2860211
Screen time! Congratulations to Harker Heights High School tennis player Wills Pierce, who was selected as this week's KWTX Classroom Champion! Check out his interview here: https://www.kwtx.com/2026/04/29/classroom-champions-harker-heights-wills-pierce/
Wrapping up Month of the Military Child, Reeces Creek Elementary School on Wednesday welcomed a special group of service members for a breakfast snack, words of thanks and a special few moments with their children. https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2852589
It was another magical night at the eighth annual KISD Angel Prom. A huge thanks to Specialized Learning and to Educated Angels for a fabulous evening! https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2846363
Through hugs and tears a huge crowd of supporters celebrated 65 years of love and service Friday at Peebles Elementary School. Thank you Peebles Panthers for six decades of memories! https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2843716
Killeen ISD will stream Class of 2026 high school graduation ceremonies live on YouTube—now easily accessible on mobile devices, smart TVs, computers, and more!
Link: https://www.youtube.com/@killeenisd_/streams
Tune in from anywhere in the world and be part of this historic moment!
All other graduation information available: www.killeenisd.org/graduation
Link: https://www.youtube.com/@killeenisd_/streams
Tune in from anywhere in the world and be part of this historic moment!
All other graduation information available: www.killeenisd.org/graduation
Ellison High School Junior ROTC cadets did an excellent job serving Friday at the Friends in Crisis shelter in downtown Killeen - mopping floors, making beds, even cleaning toilets. Great job! https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2842737
We are proud of all our 11,093 volunteers who generously gave time to Killeen ISD schools during 2025-2026. See here some of our top individual volunteers and top volunteering campuses. https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2840564
We are so proud of our "heart heroes" at Douse Elementary School. Caleena Moultrie is No. 2 and Peter Aguon is No. 8 in fundraising for the American Heart Association in a 37-county Central Texas region. Congratulations! https://www.killeenisd.org/article/2838106
