He was nominated by Ms. Lower.
"Joseph is always willing to go above and beyond to help our classroom community. He willingly stays after class every day to make sure all of the chairs are put up and the iPads are plugged in. This responsibility shows his leadership, reliability, and kindness toward others."
~ Ms. Lower
"She has been a member of the theatre program for two years, and she has worked hard on everything we have worked on in theatre. Most recently, she helped direct and lead her lip sync battle team to represent us in the district competition! She is a fantastic student, always tries to make everyone feel welcome, and does a great job at embodying our theatre core values". ~Mr. Jones
This month, we celebrate the incredible principals of Killeen ISD who lead with vision, compassion, and dedication. Every day, they go above and beyond to support students, empower staff, and strengthen our school communities. 💙
Our principals are not just leaders. They are mentors, motivators, and champions for success. Thank you for the countless ways you inspire and impact lives across KISD!
"Rosalee is always willing to go above and beyond to help our classroom community. She consistently demonstrates a positive attitude and sets a great example for her classmates. Her actions reflect responsibility and respect, and she is a student others can look up to." ~Ms. Lower
Tomorrow night, the UGMS band will be holding their fall concert at the Harker Heights High School Auditorium, at 5:30pm.
Our Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble members would love to have you there to watch and support their performances!
We could also use some help sitting near students in the audience when they are not performing, to encourage good behaviors and concert etiquette.
Email Koln.Wright@killeenisd.org for more information.
The B Team beat the Leopards in two sets: 25-10 and 26-24. The ladies played with heart and had great attitudes. Olivia Rhodes and Alayah McMillan were beasts at the net. Raivyn Evans and Jazlyn Magee were defensive standout. Top server for the match was Miya Bess with 11 points. Avery Mahan served ten points. Alayah McMillan scored four points. Raivyn Evans made three. Camryn Williams contributed two points. Mia Alvarez and Jailyn Christian added one point apiece.
The A Team dominated in the match against the Leopards winning in two sets: 25-12 and 25-14. The Grizzlies competed with outstanding heart and had great hustle. There were many passes, sets, and spikes along with tips and great digs. Isabella Mobley, Railyn Coquemar, Serena Brooks, and Lyrrick Flowers played great at the net. Defensive players were Amaya Rivera-Melendez, Elizabeth Vandenburg, and Jolivia Rodgers. Top server and outstanding setter for the match was Hannah Bice with 12 points. Nola Robinson served five points. Alexis Guevera and Amari Betts-Navarro each scored four points. Lyrrick Flowers contributed four. Elizabeth Vandenburg and Alyssa Montufar added one point apiece.
Coach Wilson is very proud of the team and their caliber of play. You gelled together as a team last night and it showed.
The ladies began their play Thursday evening against the Nolan Mustangs. Saturday’s match was against JDA. The Grizzlies played a tough and exciting match against the Roadrunners, defeating them in three sets: 20-25, 25-17, and 15-12. The Grizzlies played some outstanding volleyball in both matches. Coach Wilson is very proud of their caliber of play.
Defensive standouts during the tournament were Amaya Rivera-Melendez, Elizabeth Vandenburg, and Jolivia Rodgers. Nola Robinson, Isabella Mobley, and Lyrrick Flowers had some great hits and plays at the net. Outstanding setter was Hannah Bice. Top server of the tournament were Hannah Bice with 25 points.
The ladies and Coach Wilson would like to say thank you to all who came out and supported them.
KISD Families—Your support matters! Impact Aid forms are being sent home with students today. Please take a moment to complete, sign, and return the form at your earliest convenience.
If you are federally-connected OR a civilian working on Fort Hood or another federal property (like the VA in Temple), your participation counts!
Every returned form makes a difference and helps KISD receive the funding our schools deserve.
Curriculum Night is October 2nd at Union Grove Middle School! They will be performances by band, theater arts and the Golden Belles.
Visit the Salsa Bar and create your own salsa and enjoy it with tortilla chips. You'll need to wash it down with some agua fresca and horchata.
As you enjoy the treats, you'll enjoy the collages of student projects, full of information they learned in class. The students and their siblings can enjoy coloring activities, face painting, photo booth and make flowers to add to Freida Kahlo's hair.
We will see you soon, Grizzlies!
All items donated with stay in our school, providing our students and families with much needed items.
Drop offs are at the entrance of the school between 7:15am to 8am and anytime at the front office.
Thank you for supporting Union Grove, its students and the community!
Our Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble members would love to have you there to watch and support their performances!
We could also use some help sitting near students in the audience when they are not performing, to encourage good behaviors and concert etiquette.
Email Koln.Wright@killeenisd.org for more information.
It will be at the Union Grove Middle School side parking lot and Mountain View Elementary School Front parking lot.
TWO schools, ONE big event!
To register to participate to decorate your trunk and give candy out in the Union Grove parking lot, please register: https://forms.office.com/r/SpNzNzZ58f
Parents, teachers, volunteers, non-profit organizations and businesses can participate!
There will be a contest for the most creative and most scariest with prizes to give away!
National Junior Honor Society will be assisting with this event.
If you want to be at the Mountain View ES parking lot, please email Wendy.Laurenson @killeenisd.org
Congratulations to our Fine Arts Student of the Week, Daniel Osong!
Mr. Magee nominated Daniel for Fine Arts Student of the Week because of his outstanding dedication and exemplary work ethic in Symphonic Band. His fantastic focus has been evident from day one, culminating in him being the only student in the class to earn a perfect score of 100 on our first playing test. Beyond his personal achievement, Daniel is a leader by example, consistently demonstrating respect and attentiveness in class. He brings his best to every rehearsal, inspiring his peers through his hard work and commitment to excellence. His contributions make him a true asset to our band program.
~Mr. Magee
We are very proud of you!
📢 KISD Families—We Need Your Help! Impact Aid forms will go home with students on Monday, September 29, 2025. Please review, sign, and return the form back as soon as possible.
Each year, the Impact Aid Parent-Pupil Survey helps KISD secure federal funds that directly support our students and schools. 💙
✅ If you are federally-connected OR a civilian working on Fort Hood or another federal property (like the VA in Temple), your participation counts!
✅ Every returned form makes a difference and helps KISD receive the funding our schools deserve.
📝 Paper surveys will go home with students Monday, Sept. 29, 2025.
Please review, sign, and return right away.
during all lunch periods. Students will be able to see and purchase books, supplies & trinkets.
Forms of payment accepted: Apple Pay, Cash, E-Wallet, debit & credit cards.
Parents are welcome to stop by and shop during 11:30am-2pm. When you arrive, please stop by the front office to get a visitor pass so you can visit the Book Fair.
Our Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble members would love to have you there to watch and support their performances!
We could also use some help sitting near students in the audience when they are not performing, to encourage good behaviors and concert etiquette.
Email Koln.Wright@killeenisd.org for more information.
Bring meals to eat or buy in the cafe.
A free gift will be given to these visitors as appreciation for their military service.
