The Hurst-Euless-Bedford School District educates a wide demographic range of students while collaborating closely with businesses and other community organizations to lift up at-risk children toward success.

The Hurst-Euless-Bedford School District educates a wide demographic range of students while collaborating closely with businesses and other community organizations to lift up at-risk children toward success.

KEYS HIGH SCHOOL

KEYS offers the opportunity for “at-risk” students to complete required coursework needed for high school graduation. Individualized instruction and a quality, caring staff are the keynotes to this approach.

Challenging Circumstances

Many young people applying to KEYS are dealing with challenges such as homelessness, anxiety issues, past mental or physical abuse, limited parental involvement or support, teenage pregnancy, or are already raising a young child. KEYS is the last opportunity to get a high school diploma and find a successful path.

The KEYS Education Solution

The KEYS High School staff provides individualized methods of instruction, a caring and nurturing environment, positive feedback, and establish momentum and individual confidence to help the young KEYS graduate a path to a vocational or college transition. A Scholarship program is established to create a bridge to next level success.

The Goal of KEYS High School

The Goals of KEYS is to get as many KEYS graduates into a successful life path through building confidence, helping graduates attain a vocational or college degree and attain a better life as an adult…a better life than they grew up with.

KEYS HIGH SCHOOL

KEYS offers the opportunity for “at-risk” students to complete required coursework needed for high school graduation. Individualized instruction and a quality, caring staff are the keynotes to this approach.

Challenging Circumstances

Many young people applying to KEYS are dealing with challenges such as homelessness, anxiety issues, past mental or physical abuse, limited parental involvement or support, teenage pregnancy, or are already raising a young child. KEYS is the last opportunity to get a high school diploma and find a successful path.

The KEYS Education Solution

The KEYS High School staff provides individualized methods of instruction, a caring and nurturing environment, positive feedback, and establish momentum and individual confidence to help the young KEYS graduate a path to a vocational or college transition. A Scholarship program is established to create a bridge to next level success.

The Goal of KEYS High School

The Goals of KEYS is to get as many KEYS graduates into a successful life path through building confidence, helping graduates attain a vocational or college degree and attain a better life as an adult…a better life than they grew up with.

HEB ISD SUMMER READING PROGRAM

The school district developed a summer reading program in the summer of 2016 to increase reading results with all children including “at-risk” children in their district.

  • HEB ISD has an annual enrollment of approximately 23,000 students.

  • 18% of families speak a language other than English in the home, with over eighty (80) languages spoken by HEB ISD students and their families.

  • 17 of 20 elementary schools are Title 1 Schools (families making below the federally-defined poverty level).

  • 42% of elementary students are identified as “at-risk.”

  • HEB ISD partnered with the cities of Hurst, Euless and Bedford, to create a consolidated summer reading program.

  • City public libraries have created outreach programs in these neighborhoods, utilizing elementary school campus libraries and neighborhood community centers.

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HEB ISD SUMMER READING PROGRAM

The school district developed a summer reading program in the summer of 2016 to increase reading results with all children including “at-risk” children in their district.

  • HEB ISD has an annual enrollment of approximately 23,000 students.

  • 18% of families speak a language other than English in the home, with over eighty (80) languages spoken by HEB ISD students and their families.

  • 17 of 20 elementary schools are Title 1 Schools (families making below the federally-defined poverty level).

  • 42% of elementary students are identified as “at-risk.”

  • HEB ISD partnered with the cities of Hurst, Euless and Bedford, to create a consolidated summer reading program.

  • City public libraries have created outreach programs in these neighborhoods, utilizing elementary school campus libraries and neighborhood community centers.

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Campus Participation
0
Books Donated
0
Children Participating
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Minutes Read in 2017

AT-RISK ELEMENTARY CHILDREN’S INITIATIVES

HEB ISD Staff and Teachers partner with local community organizations and businesses to increase success opportunities for At-Risk children.

Elementary Teaching Mentors

Businesses like Bell Helicopter and other individuals adopt schools with “at-risk” children to assist with personalized assistance for students and resources for teachers.

Specialized Teachers Tools

Community donors and volunteers provide certain schools with “at-risk” children with additional learning resources for students, parents and teachers to facilitate successful outcomes.

Specialized Reading Flash Cards

Special Reading Flash Cards are provided by outside groups to increase success rates for “at-risk” children and reinforce what is being taught by teachers in the classroom.

AT-RISK ELEMENTARY CHILDREN’S INITIATIVES

HEB ISD Staff and Teachers partner with local community organizations and businesses to increase success opportunities for At-Risk children.

Elementary Teaching Mentors

Businesses like Bell Helicopter and other individuals adopt schools with “at-risk” children to assist with personalized assistance for students and resources for teachers.

Specialized Teachers Tools

Community donors and volunteers provide certain schools with “at-risk” children with additional learning resources for students, parents and teachers to facilitate successful outcomes.

Specialized Reading Flash Cards

Special Reading Flash Cards are provided by outside groups to increase success rates for “at-risk” children and reinforce what is being taught by teachers in the classroom.

To learn more about the Adopt-A-School Program or how to contribute to helping “at-risk” children, please contact Mariana Royer at 817-399-2038 or marianaroyer@hebisd.edu.

To learn more about the Adopt-A-School Program or how to contribute to helping “at-risk” children, please contact Mariana Royer at 817-399-2038 or marianaroyer@hebisd.edu.