Krimmel Counseling
Important Dates:
Krimmel Conversations: September 24th at 6 pm
*This meeting will be held via Zoom. Stay tuned for more information and the Zoom link!*
Welcome to the Krimmel Intermediate School
Counseling Webpage
In Klein ISD we have a shared vision that each student enters with a PROMISE and exits with a PURPOSE. In alignment with that vision, the counselors at Krimmel Intermediate want to ensure that our students fulfill that purpose and are exposed to high quality leadership and learning on a daily basis.
The Krimmel counseling staff is committed to advocating for our students and collaborating with teachers, parents, and the community in order for students to reach their highest possible academic, social, and career success. We are looking forward to a fantastic school year!
Need Social/Emotional Support Resources? Click here for KISD resources
Parent survey
We love feedback! What topics would you like to learn more about during our Krimmel Conversations? Please click here for our parent survey.
Important Counseling Information
Gifted and Talented:
A variety of programming is offered to students who achieve at high levels or who have the potential to do so. Klein is proud to celebrate a long tradition of offering advanced level coursework and challenging activities to our students.
Programs include Gifted & Talented, Advanced Placement, Pre-Advanced Placement, the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program, AVID, Dual Credit, and various out-of-school options. Advanced Academic Services is also proud to oversee the innovative College and Career Readiness System called Path. Please visit our link for more information or call our office.
Check back to see when the referral window will be open.
Community Assistance:
Free and reduced meals: http://www.kleinisd.net/cms/one.aspx?pageId=1974168
For information and FAQ's regarding the flood and disaster clean-up:
http://www.kleinisd.net/cms/one.aspx?pageId=2603823
For additional assistance and resources see our Resources tab
Promotion Requirements:
To be promoted in grades 6 and 7, a student must attain an average of at least 70 in all core academic areas: language arts, (including reading improvement if required), mathematics (including math improvement if required), science and social studies. In addition, a student must have an overall average of 70 or above in all courses taken.
In addition to the academic requirements stated above, all 8th graders must also pass their STAAR Reading and Math tests to be promoted to grade 9. This new initiative is called the Texas Student Success Initiative (SSI).
Homeless Program
Klein ISD offers services to homeless students and their families according the McKinney-Vento Homeless Act to address students' education needs and ensure their academic success.
For homeless services, please contact
Klein ISD Office of State & Federal Programs
16710 Kleinwood Dr., Klein, TX 77379 832-249-4006
Homeless Enrollment Questionnaire
Homeless Rights Information (English)
Grade Repair
Students earning a grade less than a 70 for any 9 week grading period in ELA, Math, Science or Social Studies are provided the opportunity to participate in Grade Repair
Using the online grade repair program, Edgenuity, students work at their own pace through content modules that include video lessons, written responses, quizzes, tests and a comprehensive exam.
Grade Repair is offered as an after school opportunity and is facilitated by certified teachers, who assist students and monitor progress towards successful completion
Upon successful completion of the Edgenuity content module, students earn a grade change to repair the failing grade for the grading period.
Please contact your student's grade level counselor for more information.
Meet the Counselors:
(See grade level pages for more information)