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Katy ISD faces traffic crisis as new schools open

July 29, 2024 | KATY ISD, School Districts, Texas


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Katy ISD faces traffic crisis as new schools open
During a recent Katy Independent School District (Katy ISD) board meeting, concerns were raised regarding potential traffic issues anticipated with the opening of two new schools, Freeman High School and Nelson Middle School. Substitute bus driver Neil Bradley highlighted the ongoing traffic challenges at the intersection of Katy Hockley Road and FM 529, particularly noting that delays have already been significant with the opening of Youngblood Elementary. He urged the board to communicate these potential delays to parents and to initiate discussions with Harris County and the Texas Department of Transportation to address the situation proactively.

In a separate agenda item, the board honored Don Clayton by naming a portion of the facility at Cinco Ranch High School as the Don Clayton Field House. The motion was met with unanimous support, and Clayton expressed gratitude for the recognition, reflecting on his long tenure in Katy ISD and the impact of education on students. He emphasized the importance of community and teamwork in fostering a positive educational environment.

The meeting concluded with a call for a photo opportunity to commemorate the naming ceremony, further highlighting the district's commitment to honoring its dedicated educators and community members.

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