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Best of the Nation’s Best
Representing some of the nation’s most accomplished high school scholars, 26 Katy ISD graduates were named 2025 College-Sponsored Merit Scholarship winners by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
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Surprise Scholarships for Deserving Scholars
Three remarkable Katy ISD 2025 graduates were awarded this year’s KPRC 2 Senior Scholarship, among only 21 recipients chosen from thousands of regional public high school nominees.
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Signing Day: Katy ISD’s Legacy of Athletic Excellence
Following in the footsteps of generations of stellar athletes, nearly 100 Katy ISD student athletes signed letters of commitment to play in collegiate sports programs in the upcoming seasons.
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Stay Fueled for a Fun Summer
Katy ISD stands ready to help students stay fueled up for summer activities with the Summer Food Service program, providing free breakfast and lunch meals to students, aged 18 or younger, regardless of their enrollment.
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Standout Students
Representing the stellar Class of 2025, Katy ISD is proud to share this year’s roster of valedictorians and salutatorians.
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Fish Camp - Class of 2029Dear Class of 2029 Freshmen:
Katy High School proudly announces its 31st Annual Fish Camp and Dance! Enthusiastic Juniors & Senior Peer Mentors (supervised by staff) will host the incoming freshmen for an informative and fun-filled day of activities designed to ease their transition into high school. Freshmen will have the opportunity to tour the campus, meet their future classmates, learn about school traditions, and participate in team-building games. This exciting event helps our newest Tigers feel confident, connected, and prepared for their first day at Katy High School! Included in your registration is an official Class of 2029 shirt. Additional shirts are available for purchase.Can’t join us during the day because you have something else going on? That’s okay.
All Freshmen are welcome at the dance that night from 6:00-8:00 PM. And you can still order a class t-shirt too!Save the Date: Friday, August 1st, 2025
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Your Chromebook & Summer: Tips, Info, and MoreStudents Returning Fall 2025- Device Continuation
Students who are returning to the district will keep their KISD Chromebook over the summer.
- Review the Katy ISD Chromebooks Summer Tips for helpful information.
- Students in need of Chromebook support over the summer may submit a Chromebook Hardware Support ticket via MyKaty Cloud. Provide a phone number to be contacted for assistance. Support will be available Monday through Thursday, from May 23 to August 12.
Katy Summer Academic Term (KSAT)- Chromebook Support
- Students participating in the Katy Summer Academic Term (KSAT) who need Chromebook repairs or hardware support must submit a Chromebook Hardware Support ticket via MyKaty Cloud.
- After submitting a ticket, students must take the device to Raines Academy for assistance.
- Secondary KSAT Students
- Dates: May 28-July 30, 2025
- Schedule: Monday-Thursday, 7:30-11:30 a.m. and 1:00-3:00 p.m.
- Location: Martha Raines Academy, 1742 Katyland Dr., Katy, TX 77493
Students Withdrawing- Device Return
Students withdrawing from Katy ISD during the summer must return the KISD Chromebook, case, and charger to their home campus. For questions, contact the Help Desk at 281-396-7400.
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Have you moved or are you moving for the 2025-2026 school year?Click on the link below to indicate if your child will be moving over the summer, or if you have already moved to ensure student records are up to date to start the 2025- 2026 school year. If you have any questions, please contact KHSRegistrars@katyisd.org
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Swim Team Tryouts for 25-26
Tryouts will be held on August 11th and 12th, 2025, from 3:30 PM- 5:00 PM for all incoming Freshmen and any current KHS student who is not currently on the JV or V roster and would like to try out for the KHS swim team.
Anyone trying out for the program:
- Must be proficient in all four stroke disciplines.
- Must have a working knowledge of competitive swimming (summer league or club level experience)
- All paperwork (physical [completed after May 1st], steroid forms, emergency cards, and UIL eligibility form) must be on file with the trainer (uploaded to Rank One) before the tryout date. No paperwork on file = no tryout!
We look forward to seeing many new faces on deck in August!
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Accommodations for CollegeBoard (for SAT/AP/SAT) and/or ACT
If your student is planning on taking the SAT/AP/PSAT and/or ACT Exams AND is a student currently receiving accommodations through SPED or Section 504, please know this.
A request for accommodations for CollegeBoard (for SAT/AP/SAT) and/or ACT exams must be made through Noemi Barreto, KHS Student Support Administrator.
Please refer to charts for test dates, and all deadlines.
2025-2026 ACT Testing and Accommodation Request Dates 23-24
2025-2026 College Board Testing and Accommodation Request Dates
Previously requested and approved accommodations remain in place for one year after high school graduation. No need to reapply.
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IMMUNIZATION RECORDS REQUESTS
Immunization records can now be requested via school links. Please follow the link below:
https://app.schoolinks.com/record-requests/district/katyisd/
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CTE SUMMER CAMP
Calling All Incoming 6th–8th Grade Students Interested in STEM!
The Katy ISD CTE department invites incoming 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students to participate in the 10th Annual CTE STEM Summer Camp! This engaging, hands-on camp offers students the opportunity to explore exciting STEM activities across a variety of disciplines.
Students may choose from two sessions:
• Session 1: June 9–12, 2025
• Session 2: June 16–19, 2025Each session is limited to 128 students, and spots are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registration opens Monday, April 14, 2025 at 8:00 AM via Pay N Go. Be sure to register early to secure your spot!
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HOME ACCESS CENTER (HAC)
GUARDIAN & STUDENT ACCESS
For security purposes, on January 15, 2025, you will be required to login to MyKaty Cloud (MKC) to access Home Access Center (HAC). This new step will require you to set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and will only apply to guardians or students that have never logged into MKC. For help with MFA setup, please go to this article.
You will use the same username and password credentials in MyKaty Cloud (MKC) that you currently enter for HAC. Katy ISD encourages you to log into MyKaty Cloud (MKC) to access HAC now.
For further assistance, please go to Parent/Guardian Password Frequently Asked Questions.
Family Technology Support - Hours of Operation 281-396-7400
School Year: 6:30 AM - 4:30 PM Monday - Friday, excluding district holidays.PARENT-DEFINED GRADE NOTIFICATIONS
Katy ISD Parents and/or Guardians can view their child’s grades in the Home Access Center at any time. On the Grades page, you can access your child’s most recent progress report (IPR) and report card grades. On the Classwork page, you can setup personalized alerts for your child’s class averages. Based on the parent-defined percentage (%), you will receive an alert when your child’s average falls below or rises above a certain threshold. Select here to locate Instructions on how to setup grade alerts.
PERFORMANCE MONITORING
All Katy ISD parents/guardians are encouraged to use the Home Access Center (HAC) to review their child’s academic progress on a routine basis. As the 2024-2025 school year comes to close, take time to review all current grades, report cards, and teacher comments and/or recommendations. If your child is in need of support, speak with your child to identify their greatest area(s) of need, communicate with your child’s teacher, and, if needed, review summer learning opportunities. If you need assistance logging in to HAC, this guide will walk you through the steps.
Secondary Report Card Grade Reporting Schedule
Grades: 6-12th grade
End of 5th six-weeks:
04/04/2025
End of 6th six-weeks (Grade 12):
05/14/2025
Elementary Report Card Grade Reporting Schedule
Grades: Pre-Kindergarten – 5th grade
End of 4th 9-weeks:
05/22/2025
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2024-2025 STAAR TESTING UPDATES
Katy ISD STAAR testing calendar will offer campuses a 3-day testing window to administer state testing for specific content areas. One day is designated for STAAR Science (5/8), Social Studies (8), and Algebra I at the high school level. Campuses will choose their testing dates and grade levels based on the Katy ISD testing windows, which are aligned with the state testing windows. Specific STAAR testing days by campus will be posted to Katy ISD Research, Assessment, and Accountability website in mid-fall.
For the 2024-2025 school year, STAAR testing will be administered online. Only students who qualify for a special administration will be allowed to be tested using a paper format.
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TECHNOLOGY ASSISTANCE
Students and parents who need assistance with their Chromebook should check out the Family Technology Resources & Support Website. There are many resources available to support parents and students Katy 1 Source. Click on Katy 1 Source after logging into MyKaty.
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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
Digital citizenship is the responsible use of technology and the Internet. Lessons are taught about specific topics such as: respectful communication when online, balanced and healthy use of technology, cyberbullying awareness, online privacy, and analyzing different forms of media for accuracy. Digital citizenship will continue to be taught throughout the school year. We appreciate parents' support, and additional resources can be found on Katy ISD’s website.
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MEALS CHARGE POLICY
District charge policy allows students without meal money to receive the menu meal choice for a limited time with the expectation the parent will reimburse all meals charged.
Parents will be alerted when their child charges for a meal by receiving a courtesy call and/or email through the district automated call out system, if the district parent information is correct and up to date. Parents are responsible for monitoring the amount of money in their child’s account and paying back any borrowed money in a timely manner. If a student owes money on his/her account, he/she will be allowed to purchase snacks and/or a la carte only with cash in hand for that purchase, or once the student’s negative account is paid in full and funds are available to cover additional purchases.
