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Mission Statement

Kerr High School gives students the freedom and responsibility to take control of their learning and develop the critical thinking, social, and academic skills necessary for success in their post secondary education and beyond.

Kerr is Exemplary for 2010

Kerr has received an Exemplary rating from TEA for the 2010/2011 school year. Congratulations to all the students and staff who worked hard to achieve this accomplishment!

Art student honored at Carnegie Hall

Ian Pham, Class of 2010, traveled to New York City this summer to receive a national Scholastic Art award in a ceremony at Carnegie Hall. Pham was accompanied by family members and art teacher Janine Hughes.

Blue Ribbon 2010

26 Texas schools were nominated by the Texas Education Agency for the US Department of Education 2010 Blue Ribbon School award. Kerr was nominated for this award in the High Performance category. This is the first Blue Ribbon School nomination for our district.
2010 Blue Ribbon nominees.pdf

Kerr Makes Top Ten

The education advocacy group Children at Risk.org has named Kerr 3rd overall in the top 10 high schools in the Houston area and 9th in the State. Also, Kerr was ranked 4th in the top 10 greater Houston high schools in science and mathematics and one of the top 10 most improved high schools.

ACT 2009 College Readiness Award

Kerr has been awarded the ACT 2009 College Readiness Award! This award is for significantly increasing ACT Composite scores, student participation, and improving college readiness over the past 5 years.

Principal's Message

I personally want to thank our faculty and staff, parents, and community/business partners for the part they play in our students’ education and ask for their continued support and encouragement during the 2010-2011 school year. Kerr students have received and continue to receive so many outstanding recognitions for excellence. These accolades would not be possible without this support network which truly challenges our students to continue the 'Tradition of Excellence' at Kerr.

Parents, I hope each of you will be proactive in contacting teachers and staff to solicit information concerning your student’s progress and to understand the what, why and how of any given course. Get to know your student’s counselor and advisor in order to establish a line of communication with the school. Visit our webpage regularly to stay abreast of all the exciting things happening at Kerr and most importantly, talk to your student about his or her experiences here at Kerr.

When I meet with each class at the beginning of school, I ask them a simple question that to me can make a difference in their approach to daily life and their education... “What is your destination?” I want every student to think about where they want to be after graduation and if the path they are on today will lead them there. Successfully arriving at our destination is all about making the right choices along the way. If we don’t know where we want to be in the future, it is difficult to make the right decisions and choices today. With the help of parents and our community, we can provide a safe and solid pathway for our students on the journey through high school that will ultimately lead them to their chosen destination.

Greg Freeman
Principal

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