Keller Student Council Recognized
Keller's Student Council has been recognized by the National Association of Student Councils (NASC) as a 2025 National Gold Council of Excellence (NCOE).
This prestigious award is a testament to the highest standards of quality, leadership, innovation, and community engagement that Keller's Student Council demonstrates through its operation, projects, and activites.
Keller would like to congratulate our Student Council members, as well as our advisers, Ms. Cindy Dayton and Mrs. Natasha Lee.
UPDATE - Las Vegas Aces Attendance Challenge
Please see the attached video message from A'ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces!
Aces Attendance Challenge - A Wilson.mp4Las Vegas Aces Attendance Challenge
In partnership with the Las Vegas Aces, the CCSD Community Engagement Department is proud to welcome Keller Middle School to the Las Vegas Aces Attendance Challenge. As a participating school, Keller will be listed as an Aces Attendance Challenge school on their website and receive an Aces Challenge banner to proudly display on campus.
Keller is also participating in the Aces' attendance contest. During Quarters 2-3 of the 2024-2025 school year, the CCSD Community Engagement Department and CCSD Office of Attendance Enforcement will work together to track the attendance data of the schools participating. Contest participants with the highest decrease in chronic absenteeism (from end of Quarter 1 to end of Quarter 3) will be selected by the Aces in Quarter 4 to receive prizes that could include Aces game tickets, Aces merchandise, and more!
April Tutoring 2025.pdfApril Tutoring
Tutoring continues in the month of April 2025.
Monday - History
Tuesday - Science
Wednesday - ELA and Math
Thursday - Math
Delivery of Gifts, Bouquets, and Third-Party Items
For safety, students are not permitted to receive any third-party deliveries of any kind. Neither students nor parents/guardians may order food to be delivered to the student(s) for lunch. KMS does not have the resources or ability to verify the safety of the delivery/or person delivering. Delivery of food, gifts, balloons, flowers, and other non-instructional items takes away from the school’s ability to focus on instruction. Parents/guardians needing to deliver a forgotten lunch or any other item (athletic shoes, dance shoes, costumes, or instruments) or academic work may check in at the front desk to make arrangements.
