Keller ISD

Keller ISD has announced that Fossil Ridge High School will pivot to virtual learning only for two-weeks after 12 confirmed cases of COVID-19 at the school.

On Wednesday hundreds of students and staff stayed home after Keller ISD announced that Fossil Ridge High School will pivot to virtual learning only for two-weeks. The move has also forced the district to halt athletic practices and cancel the first football game of the season.

Keller ISD has announced that Fossil Ridge High School will pivot to virtual learning only for two-weeks after 12 confirmed cases of COVID-19 at the school.

Keller Independent School District is offering a drive-through meal pick-up service for students who are studying remotely during the 2020-21 school year.

Less than a week after school began, fifth-graders at a Keller middle school are headed back home to quarantine after three staffers test positive for COVID-19.

Less than a week after school began, Fifth graders at a Keller middle school are headed back home to quarantine after three staffers test positive for COVID-19.

Students in the Keller Independent School District are heading back to class, but not everyone’s first day of school will look the same. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker has the story from Keller.

In just a few short days students in Keller ISD will head back to the classroom. Some parents and educators are asking more questions about what the district will do to keep them safe.

In just a few short days students in Keller ISD will head back to the classroom. Some parents and educators are asking more questions about what the district will do to keep them safe. NBC 5’s Wayne Carter reports.

Keller ISD families did something good by providing school supplies for families in Fort Worth.

Keller ISD confirmed that an individual who signed up to speak at Monday’s board meeting tested positive for COVID-19.

Keller ISD confirmed that an individual who signed up to speak at Monday’s board meeting tested positive for COVID-19.

Keller ISD’s Board of Trustees unanimously approved a $333 million budget in the general fund for the district’s 2020-2021 fiscal year.

We all have a favorite teacher who believed in us and encouraged us, and it’s something good when that favorite teacher remembers us years later.

The virtual prom for special needs students happened last Saturday night for children in the Special Education Department at Timber Creek High School.

Kids are doing what they can to find something good in this interrupted school year.

High school seniors usually take graduation pictures in their caps and gowns. But in a sign of the times, Logan Nevins took his picture in a hazmat suit.

Students are finally starting to learn how report cards will be handled during the coronavirus pandemic. Homes with school age children have been a stressful place the past few weeks. Parents working from home are accountable to their bosses and their child’s school leaders. Jennifer Price, Keller ISD’s assessment director, said the district wants to make it easier: no number grades for...

Students are finally starting to learn how report cards will be handled during the coronavirus pandemic.