Keller ISD

DISTRICT IDENTITY

Keller ISD serves a community that is passionate about student success and building upon our schools’ history of excellence.

The District serves more than 34,000 students in portions of the cities of Colleyville, Fort Worth, Haltom City, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Southlake, Watauga, and Westlake and the entire City of Keller. Its 51 square miles encompass the third-largest land area in Tarrant County. 

Keller ISD employees focus on providing an exceptional educational experience for students.

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HIGH SCHOOL

The Keller Collegiate Academy is an early college high school model campus where students will have the opportunity to pursue an associate degree in partnership with TCC in the field of healthcare.  Students can choose pathways that range from general Associate degrees that will prepare them for continuing at a four year university.

Keller Collegiate Academy provides pathways in:

• Associate of Arts with Health Science certifications
• Associate of Science with Health Science certifications
• Associate of Applied Science, Surgical Technology
  (selective admission through Tarrant County College)
• Associate of Applied Science, Anesthesia Technology
  (selective admission through Tarrant County College)
• Level II Certification Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN)
• University of Texas at Arlington Nursing Academy
  (selective admission through University of Texas Arlington Nursing Academy Partnership)

Keller Compass Center
High School
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MIDDLE SCHOOLS

INTERMEDIARY SCHOOLS

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

CHEER

Keller ISD high school cheerleading programs are proud to lead the charge in bridging the gap from being viewed as a spirit organization to a recognized sport. Our process of team selection by coaches rather than judges has put KISD in the forefront of how to build a championship caliber athletic cheer program. The results and impact of our process can be seen by the level of success the KISD cheer programs have experienced at the state and national levels, and by the growing numbers of participants in each of the high school programs.

During the tryout week, athletes are evaluated on their execution of skills in six categories: cheer, dance, advanced jumps, stunting, standing tumbling, and running tumbling. Team selection is determined by positions in stunting and the level of execution of .

In addition to coaches selecting their teams and utilizing athlete mobility, each cheer coach in KISD (middle school and high school) receives extensive training and certification that qualifies them to be a cheer coach.  Every cheer coach must be certified through USA Cheer Safety and Risk Management, UIL CCP training, concussion training, CPR training and certification through the American Red Cross. 

DRILL TEAM

The purpose of the Keller ISD Drill Teams shall be to perform and entertain audiences through precision dances and to boost the morale and spirit of the school. The purpose shall also be to develop character, leadership, self-discipline, sportsmanship and individual responsibility in each member, while maintaining high standards. The audition will be held on a date designated by the Director(s). The Director’s evaluation will be based on the candidate’s overall tryout and the team will be determined by the Director(s). Anyone who meets the set qualifications will not be discriminated against based on the students of race, color, gender, disability, national origin, religion, family status, or sexual orientation. Prospective members shall be entering grades 9-12.

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