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David Paz will be the new principal at Bill and Cindy Haskett Junior High School which is currently under construction at 25737 Clay Road near the intersection of Clay and Katy Hockley roads. The new facility is estimated to have a cost of about $65.6 million and the district is planning on opening the campus for the 2021-22 school year.

KISD names Paz as principal for Haskett JH

Katy ISD announced Monday afternoon that David Paz has been appointed by Superintendent Ken Gregorski as the new principal for Bill and Cindy Haskett Junior High – formerly known as Katy Junior … more

By R. Hans Miller | News Editor | 11/9/20

Once completed, Haskett Junior High is expected to look as shown in this rendering. The new facility is located at 25737 Clay Road near the intersection of Clay and Katy Hockley roads. The new facility is estimated to have a total cost of about $65.6 million.

KISD approves name for Jr. High 17 and related attendance boundary modification

The Katy ISD Board of Trustees approved the naming of Katy Junior High #17 located at 25737 Clay Road after Bill and Cindy Haskett as well as the attendance boundary modification associated with the … more

By R. Hans Miller | News Editor | 10/28/20

Construction is well underway on Katy Junior High No. 17. The new facility has a budget of more than $60 million that was approved by voters in a 2017 bond election. The facility is located in the southeastern corner of the intersection of Katy Hockley Road and Clay Road. District staff have said the new campus is necessary as development continues to push the district’s student body growth over the next several years.

KISD provides COVID-19 testing, begins name search for Jr. High 17

After a smooth start to the school year, given the virtual requirements through Sept. 8, Katy ISD is adding more safety monitoring with COVID-19 testing for employees and taking steps to identify a … more

By R. Hans Miller | News Editor | 9/2/20

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