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Aristoi students race to raise funds to support the development of a new workout room for student-athletes at Aristoi’s Katy Logic & Rhetoric campus. The September 19 event at Katy Beer Garden, 5345 E. Third in Katy, raised more than $36,000 for the charter school at 5618 Morton Road in Katy.
Third Annual Griffin Virtue Run raises more than $36,000 for Aristoi Classical Academy More than 550 runners and walkers participated in annual community fundraiser
More than 550 participants gathered on September 19 for the Aristoi Classical Academy Booster Club’s Third Annual Griffin Virtue Run, raising more than $36,000 to support Aristoi student-athletes. … more
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THSCA renews partnership with American Volleyball Coaches Association
On September 21, the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) announced a five-year extension of its partnership with the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA), the world’s largest … more
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Tompkins drops out of top 25 in TGCA volleyball poll; Seven Lakes climbs to No. 21
In the latest statewide volleyball poll from the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA), released on September 21, Tompkins High School dropped out of the top 25 teams in the state. Tompkins was … more
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Victor Veloquio (right) is the head coach of Katy’s new KT3 Wrestling club.
KT3 Wrestling begins inaugural season
There is a new youth sports option in Katy -- and it’s not football, soccer or baseball. It’s wrestling. KT3 Style Youth Wrestling Club (KT3 Wrestling) was established in summer 2026 by Victor … more
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The Katy Tigers maintained a perfect 5-0 record by defeating the Cinco Ranch Cougars by a score of 30-3. The Tigers are now ranked sixth in the state in Class 6A by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football for the second consecutive week.
Tigers crush Cinco Ranch 30-3
CJ Beaty plans to make an impact on the field and the locker room this season and beyond.
Katy ISD game changers: heart and soul - CJ Beaty lays foundation for Freeman football legacy
Friday night lights are a rite of passage in many Texas communities. Katy ISD’s illustrious football history dates back to 1939, and a new chapter began in 2026 when the Freeman High School Golden … more
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PVAMU rises to No. 13 among HBCUs in 2027 U.S. News and World Report rankings
Prairie View A&M University continues to gain ground in national rankings, rising to No. 13 among the nation’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the 2027 U.S. News & World … more
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The University of Houston, which has a campus in Katy at 22400 Grand Circle Blvd., has been ranked No. 67 among public universities nationwide and No. 4 among Texas public universities in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings. The Katy campus offers in-demand undergraduate and graduate courses in business, nursing, education, engineering, technology, healthcare and more.
University of Houston continues to rise among nation’s top public universities in U.S. News Rankings Latest rankings reflect gains in student success and UH’s growing stature as a top-tier research institution
The University of Houston ranked No. 67 among public universities nationwide and No. 4 among Texas public universities in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, continuing … more
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Rice partners with Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation for early childhood educators
Rice University’s School Literacy and Culture (SLC) program, part of the Susanne M. Glasscock School of Continuing Studies’ Center for Education, has launched a three-year partnership with the … more
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Harmony Public Schools to hold beam signing ceremony for new Rosenberg campus
Construction is underway on Harmony Public Schools' first Rosenberg campus. The elementary school will sit on a 20-acre site as part of a long-term plan that includes an adjacent middle and high … more
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Harmony Public Schools to hold beam signing ceremony for new Rosenberg campus
Construction is underway on Harmony Public Schools' first Rosenberg campus. The elementary school will sit on a 20-acre site as part of a long-term plan that includes an adjacent middle and high … more
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Rotary Youth Exchange program invites students, host families to submit applications
Interested in learning more about other cultures during an immersive experience? The Rotary Youth Exchange (RYE) is a Rotary International program that sends students aged 15–19 to live and study … more
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Children’s Lighthouse Early Learning School® opens in Fulshear New early learning school expands access to values-based education, trusted care for families in growing Cross Creek West community
Children’s Lighthouse Early Learning Schools®, the nation’s leading provider of values-based early childhood education, opened a new school in Fulshear, one of the nation’s fastest-growing … more
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The Jordan Theatre Company will present “Anything Goes” in October at the campus’s performing arts center at 27500 Fulshear Bend Drive in Fulshear.
Set sail with Jordan Theatre Company this October
The Jordan Théâtre Company at Katy ISD’s Jordan High School will present "Anything Goes” during a multi-performance run in October. With an incredible score by Cole Porter and book by PG … more
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Alex Lebsack aims for an all-state band selection before tackling pre-med, medical school and neurosurgery.
Katy ISD encores: jack of all trades, master of many – Tompkins sr. drum major conducts and serves his way to top
Practical. Calculated. Driven. It’s easy to spot those traits within minutes of talking to Tompkins senior drum major Alex Lebsack. Digging deeper reveals another side, the ‘why’ behind the … more
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National Merit Scholarship semifinalists announced
On September 9 officials of National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC®) announced the names of more than 16,000 semifinalists in the 72nd annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These … more
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Fifth graders at Katy Elementary, 5726 George Bush Drive in Katy, listen attentively on Sept. 17 as Brenda Hunter Martin (left) of the Star of Destiny Chapter of the NSDAR speaks about Constitution Week, celebrating the anniversary of the signing of the Constitution. Also assisting in the program were City of Katy Mayor Dusty Thiele (center) and Katy ISD Board of Trustees secretary James Cross (right). The NSDAR presented a bookmark to each student with a bell, which students rang for one minute precisely at 3 p.m., commemorating the signing of the Constitution at 4 p.m. in Philadelphia on Sept. 17, 1787.
Freedom rings as Katy Elementary celebrates Constitution Week
A&M student from Katy advances in Mays Business School’s AI challenge
Texas A&M University’s Mays Business School has named 12 finalists in its AI Venture Velocity Challenge, narrowed from the 531 teams that initially entered the competition’s inaugural year … more
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Area football scores
School Score School Score Seven Lakes 28 Morton Ranch 43 Katy 56 Jordan 20 Tompkins 29 Taylor 12 Cinco Ranch 28 Paetow 20 Mayde Creek BYE Freeman 16 Iowa Colony 31 Fort Bend Willowridge 19 Royal 13 … more
Homecoming was all the sweeter for Katy High School on September 18 as the Tigers defeated the Jordan Warriors 56-20.
Tigers triumphant over Jordan in homecoming victory
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