Katy ISD Update: October 6, 2015
 
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Katy ISD Surpasses State and National Average SAT Scores
 
The Katy ISD 2015 graduating class surpassed the state and national average SAT scores in all subject areas: Critical Reading, Mathematics and Writing. Furthermore, Katy ISD graduates increased mean scores in Critical Reading for the third consecutive year, and mean scores in Writing for the second consecutive year. At the state and national levels, mean scores declined in all three subject areas. This year, a total of 3,265 students participated in SAT testing, an increase of 147 students from 2014. Read more...
Katy ISD Ranks 57th in American School & University's Top 100 Report
 
According to American School & University's (ASU) Top 100 Report issued each year, Katy ISD has jumped 38 spots since 2007, and currently ranks 57th nationwide. Rankings in the Top 100 Report are based on enrollment in public school districts across the nation. Read more...
Fielder Elementary Student Wins Texas Summer THINK Challenge

Fielder Elementary student Joshua Okolo used his summer break to strengthen his math skills by participating in Think Through Math's 2015 Texas Summer THINK Challenge. Over the course of the eight-week challenge, Okolo completed and passed 158 math lessons, making him the Grand Prize Winner out of all students in Texas. He was presented with a Samsung Galaxy Tablet. Read more...
Katy ISD Hosts College and Career Night

More than 200 representatives from colleges, universities and post-secondary career training programs from all over the country will be available at the Leonard Merrell Center on Wednesday, October 7 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for the Katy ISD College and Career Night. They will answer questions and provide information about their programs to students and parents.
Katy ISD Parent and Patron Assistance Center

The Parent & Patron Assistance Center (PPAC) is a confidential resource that serves the Katy ISD community by helping to address concerns, complaints, conflict and other school-related issues in an informal manner on behalf of the Superintendent. The Coordinator is available to listen to and analyze problems; identify and explain relevant District policies and procedures; and explore options for parents and patrons. Contact the PPAC at (281) 396-2441.
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