Community Flyer - Lone Star June 1 - July 24 2026 https://www.lonestar.edu/lionsreading.htm Summer of Reading & Math learning FREE - 20515 TX- 249 S Houston ,TX 77070 Daily session times: Morning Session and Afternoon Session

Community Flyer - Lone Star June 1 - July 24 2026 https://www.lonestar.edu/lionsreading.htm Summer of Reading & Math learning FREE - 20515 TX- 249 S Houston ,TX 77070 Daily session times: Morning Session and Afternoon Session

KISD: The Farm League Register ONLINE Questions? 713-501-9995 allie@thefarmleague.com GIRLS FALL VOLLEYBALL Aug 10th thru Oct 4th REGISTER: by Monday, July 20th GAMES: start Aug 21st AGES: 3rd-8th gradePRACTICES: 1 per week, parent led & staff supervised2 weeks of practice before games start GAMES: Friday night, Saturday or Sunday - 2 matches LOCATION: all practices & games will be held at THE BARN or local area gymsRULES & STYLE OF PLAY: made to promote a fun learning environment for all players. All teams are parent led with our staff working with parents during practices .LIVE STREAM VIDEO CAMERAS working for Volleyball. For private lessons, contact ALLIE!allie@thefarmleague.com

KISD: Community Flyer - The Farm League Register ONLINE Questions? 713-501-9995 www.thefarmleague.com rob@thefarmleague.com FALL SOFTBALL Fall Softball LEAGUE. REGISTER: by Sunday, July 5th STARTS: August 7th AGES: 6U-14U (age as of Jan 1, 2027)6U T-Ball: Introduction to the game. No scores or standings, just A LOT OF FUN!8U Coach Pitch: Fundamentals are the focus with this age group. Standard “Coach Pitch” rules.10U Blended Kid Pitch: Learn to pitch, hit a pitched ball, and build a foundation for the game at a learning pace.12U, 14U Kid Pitch: Standard “Kid Pitch” rules.* In the Fall, all girls age up for 2026-2027 year, determined by age on January 1, 2027 *Games will be played at Collins Park, Trinity Lutheran &/or The Farm League Park. Teams are formed based on “coach preference” or “friend preference” and/or elementary school zoned to. For more info, please visit the FAQ on our website: http://www.thefarmleague.com/faqsoftball/Fall Softball ACADEMY. REGISTER: by Tuesday, July 28thth STARTS: August 3,4,5,6 5:30-7:30pm 6U-14U (age as of Jan 1, 2027)Now a FOUR DAY ACADEMY all in 1 week! Designed to give girls the best option to practice, play games, learn from area high school coaches & pros, this academy will fit easily within your existing schedule. Our experienced staff will run practice, focusing on drills and repetition for the fundamentals. We will cover pitching, fielding, hitting, throwing … everything needed to build confidence and skills for their next season. We want to eliminate the bad habits before they start. Players will be split into groups based on age and ability. Parent coaches are welcome to get involved with our pros. We know you all want to learn more about all the aspects of the game. Location: The Farm League Park (on Stuebner Airline).

KISD: Community Flyer The Farm League Register ONLINE Questions? 713-501-9995 www.thefarmleague.com rob@thefarmleague.com FALL FLAG FOOTBALL. REGISTER: by Monday, July 6th STARTS: August 7th AGES: K - 8th grade NFL Uniforms TFL Flag is a fast moving NFL program with games designed to improve the skill position players: QB, WR, RB, and DB’s. Rules can be found on the website, thefarmleague.com.10 games with an end-of-season tournament.We separate the kids into GRADE specific divisions to allow for an equal level of play.Games are played Friday nights, Saturdays and Sunday afternoons, with some divisions playing Tuesday & Wednesday evenings.All players receive an NFL jersey, matching shorts and a set of flags. Flag football is a great game. Designed by NFL to teach kids the game and to be physically active. Boy’s middle school division is a blast. The older kids make some amazing plays.Players are allowed to play up a grade level.REGISTER Teams are built on friend requests, coach request or elementary school zoned to.You can sign up by yourself or with a group of friends. Parents, contact your friends and request to be on the same team! Lots of fun ahead for the players AND the parents! When you register online, there is a “General Information” section with a FRIEND PREFERENCE field. Visit the FAQ link for more league info: www.thefarmleague.com/faq/.WINTER GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL. STARTS mid October, K-8th grade & High SchoolGIRLS FLAG is a GIRLS ONLY flag football league, K-8 th grade division and High School division! The girls get to play the game they have watched or cheered for. Come with friends, or as a single, and enjoy a new team sport and HAVE FUN. They receive an NFL jersey, shorts and flags. Parents, you will have a lot of fun watching them play the game. Registration ends in September and games will be double headers on Sunday afternoons and occasional Friday nights.

KISD Community Flyer for Rice University Center for STEM Engagement K–12 Summer Camps hosted at Lone Star College–University Park. One-week summer programs for students in grades 3–9 (2025–2026 school year). STEAM-UP (grades 3–6) focuses on creative STEAM exploration, and Spark Academy (grades 7–9) focuses on energy, sustainability, and emerging technologies. Students participate in hands-on projects, build problem-solving and teamwork skills, explore STEM careers, and experience college campus environments.
Camp dates: Week A (June 1–4), Week B (June 8–11), and Week C (June 22–25). Cost is $399. Students must bring lunch, snacks, and a water bottle daily.
Registration available at bit.ly/STEAMxRSTEM. For more information, visit rstem.rice.edu or contact Jessica Robicheaux at jr102@rice.edu or (713) 348-8211.
The Klein Independent School District has approved this flyer for community distribution but does not endorse the program.

As Assistant Principal week comes to a close, we want to share a little about our amazing Mrs. Kassmya and Mrs. Hill!

Today we’re celebrating two incredible leaders who make Roth Elementary stronger every single day—our amazing assistant principals, Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Kassmya! 💙🐏

Mrs. Hill is systems-driven and laser-focused on high-quality instruction. She leads with purpose, ensuring our campus runs smoothly while building meaningful, positive relationships with both students and staff. Her commitment to excellence is felt in every classroom.

Mrs. Kassmya brings a spirit of kindness and compassion that touches everyone on our campus. She is a fierce advocate for our special populations, always leading with heart and ensuring every student is supported, valued, and set up for success.

Together, they are adaptable and tireless in their work. They help maintain a safe, disciplined environment where learning thrives, while also uplifting the climate of our campus so it remains positive and productive. Their focus on strong teaching and continuous improvement is making a lasting impact on our staff and students.

We are beyond grateful for the leadership, passion, and care they bring to our Rams every day.!