Raintree Village May 2021

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Bryon Myers 

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Sheriff (Non-emergency) 713-221-6000 

Fire Dept. (non-emergency/events) 281-578-2518 

Sheriff (Fry Road) 281-647-9371 

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Franz Elementary 281-237-8600 

McDonald Jr. High (North) 281-237-5300 

McDonald Jr. High (South) 281-237-7400 

Morton Ranch HS 281-237-7800 

KISD Administration 281-396-6000 

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Animal Control 281-999-3191 

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COMMUNITY EVENTS 

The HOA Board received suggestions for different community events. In 

an effort to offer various opportunities to strengthen our community, 

we’re looking to add an event, which inspires and celebrates the rich 

cultures demonstrated within our community. Of course, it will center 

around food so look for more information in the coming months. 

COMMON VIOLATIONS OF DEED RESTRICTIONS 

Raintree Village is a deed-restricted community aimed at ensuring there’s 

aesthetic uniformity between residential properties and that certain 

other activities are limited. If you intend to do anything to the exterior of 

your home, you must complete an application for home improvements 

and modifications form. This includes installing a storage shed in your 

backyard. 

There’s also an expectation that all residents will maintain their yard 

and general appearance of the home. Common violations include 

overgrown yards, mold on homes, trashcans visible from the street and 

disabled vehicles. Our management company, KPM, drives through our 

community at least once a week assessing compliance with the deed 

restrictions. Any violations are communicated in a letter along with a 

picture of the violation (date & time stamped). 

It’s understandable that issuing or receiving such letters can be perceived 

as a nuisance. Yet, it’s necessary so that all of us remain on the same 

page of what constitutes a well-kept community (i.e. deed restrictions). 

In general, the Management Company and HOA Board understand 

residents are busy. Therefore, you are encouraged to contact the 

management company (KPM) when a violation cannot be addressed 

within stated timeframes noted in the letter. 

It cannot be emphasized enough that communication is the key if you do 

not understand a violation. Again, contact KPM or attend our HOA Board 

meetings for additional clarification. 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 

You are reminded of our standing committees, which need ongoing 

volunteers. The committees are as follows: 

• Pool Committee (organizes Official Pool Opening Party & monitors 

activities during pool season) 

• Newsletter - submit articles 

• Yard of the Month - select section winners 

We also need volunteers for the listed community activities. Volunteering 

is an opportunity to make Raintree Village a better community for all the 

residents. If you’re interested in volunteering for any of the noted events 

or committees, contact Walonda Hollins at hollinsw@sbcglobal.net. 

BE SURE ADDRESS IS CLEAR FROM THE STREET 

County officials want to remind residents of the Ordinance 5.3 requiring 

that addresses or building numbers be legible and visible from the street. 

The section states the numbers must be in Arabic numerals at least four 

inches in height and clearly visible. The number should be placed on, 

above or at the side of the main entrance so the number is clearly visible 

from the public right away. Whenever a home entrance is more than 50 

feet from a public right away, a number should also be placed at the end 

of a driveway or property entrance. 

STREETLIGHTS 

We want all of our streetlights to work. A lighted area is a safer area. If 

a streetlight is out in your area, please go to www.centerpointenergy. 

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“residential.” On the left side, you should click on “report a streetlight 

outage” to enter the required information. Each light pole should 

have a number on it. When reporting the out or malfunctioning 

light, give them the pole number, closest street address, contact 

information, an email address and the number of street lights you 

would like to report. 

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RAINTREE VILLAGE HOA WEBSITE 

WWW.RAINTREEVILLAGE.COM 

We encourage you to visit our community website. The website includes 

a link to review current crime statistics for our community (www. 

crimereports.org) and pictures of Yard of the Month winners. As a fellow 

resident, you’ll have access to critical information regarding the HOA 

budget and annual meeting minutes. 

The aforementioned information can only be accessed by establishing 

a log-on user name and password. A request for an email address 

during the initial signup process will enable residents to receive alerts of 

upcoming events or critical notices. If you have any suggestions, please 

contact KPM Management Office at 281-685-3090. 

SATELLITE DISHES 

It’s come to HOA’s attention that the installation of satellite dishes on 

some homes violates the deed restrictions. Satellites are expected to be 

installed out of sight of public view. The Association appreciates residents 

taking the time to ensure compliance. 

DRIVING IN RAINTREE VILLAGE 

Our community has grown significantly over the past year. Moreover, our 

community has numerous homes along our main street, Raintree Village. 

With such growth, it’s important that we’re more cognizant of our speed 

while driving through Raintree Village and parking on community streets. 

I’m sure everyone has noticed increased congestion along with cars 

parked along various streets within our community. However, it’s 

important that all of us adhere to the speed limit and encourage others 

to do the same. 

The following tips serve as a reminder for driving & parking in our 

community: 

1. Drive the speed limit - 35 miles per hour 

2. Do not block your neighbor’s driveway 

3. Make sure you park in the direction of traffic when parking on the street 

4. Make sure you park within 18 inches from the curb 

5. Remain mindful if the street is narrow, street parking impose greater 

limitations for emergency vehicles 

Finally, we must be mindful that emergency vehicles are wider than 

personal vehicles. Some community streets impose greater limitations for 

emergency vehicles when there’s street parking. Although residents have 

the right to park on the street, let’s be mindful of the aforementioned tips. 

THE STANDING RULES FOR 

RAINTREE VILLAGE 

HOA BOARD MEETINGS 

The Board of Directors feels it serves you best when the Board meetings 

are conducted in an orderly manner. The HOA Board Meetings are held 

to conduct Association business. Your cooperation in this regard is 

requested. Parliamentary Procedure is followed at this Meeting. 

There are two sessions at the HOA Board Meetings, an open session when 

members may be present and an executive session when no members 

are permitted. 

Board Meeting will begin with the open session at 7 PM until 7:15 PM 

when that time slot has been filled, members must wait until the next 

month’s meeting to be placed on the agenda. 

Your opinion is important to the Board of Directors. The Board 

desires to hear from Members who have information concerning the 

Association. During the portion of the Meeting in which the Chair 

accepts questions or comments from the floor, please proceed in the 

following manner. 

1. If you wish to address the Board, please contact the Board at least 10 

days prior to Meeting to be added to the agenda. You also have to state 

the topic to be discussed and stay on that topic only. 

2. Any Member wishing to address the Board shall speak no more than 

two (2) minutes. 

3. No Member may speak more than once on the subject and no more 

than two (2) minutes, until all Members who wish to speak have done so. 

4. Members of the audience shall not be permitted to interrupt nor 

question any speaker. 

5. After the speaker has finished addressing the Board, the Meeting 

Chairperson will recognize the next Member to speak. 

6. Members in attendance are not permitted to engage in private 

discussions during the open session and must remain quite or leave the 

meeting room. 

7. Violations of these Standing Rules will not be tolerated. Violators may 

be requested to leave the Meeting. 

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TIPS TO REDUCE YOUR RISK OF BURGLARY 

It cannot be stated enough of the importance of minimizing our 

exposure to crime. Our contract deputies stated that certain vehicles 

have increased exposure to theft, specifically the tires and rims. The 

vehicles commonly targeted are Ford F150, Dodge Chargers and Chevy 

Tahoes. Although these vehicles have rim locks, another safeguard is to 

park your vehicle in the garage or close to another vehicle. Anyway, you 

can either slow down or cause attention will help reduce the risk of theft. 

You need to be mindful to breakdown bags and boxes of large purchases, 

if possible place in trash bins or bags. Although it’s time consuming and 

burdensome, it doesn’t call attention to such items in your home. 

The list below simply reminds us of other things we should be mindful 

each day. 

1. Take the time to meet and know your neighbors. Let them know if you 

notice anything unusual such as cars or people at their homes. 

2. Make sure to close garage doors when at home & away. 

3. Don’t keep garage door openers in the car, take them in the house 

with you; a garage door opener makes it easier for someone to enter your 

garage or house to remove personal property. 

4. Keep car doors locked and take valuables either in your home or ensure 

the items are not in plain site; remember to take down the attachment for 

your Garmin too, as it alerts individuals that something valuable may be 

in the car. 

5. If possible, keep a car in a driveway as it gives an impression that 

someone is home. 

6. Keep all shrubs and plants at a level low enough that passing by 

officers or other residents can see if someone is lurking in those bushes! 

Shrubs should also be trimmed high enough to show “feet” of someone 

hiding in them. 

7. Have keys in hand before leaving the store, house or office, avoiding 

standing by the car searching for them. 

8. Don’t leave ladders on the side of the house or in the back yard. 

Ladders provide easy access to open second floor windows and no one 

will be able to see. 

9. Make sure you close blinds when you are inside at night with the lights 

on, potential burglars can see right inside and know who is at home. 

10. Use sensor lights outside the home. It deters criminals by “spot 

lighting” their efforts to enter your home. 

11. Use double key locks: locks that require a key from the outside and 

from the inside. 

12. Repair any broken areas of your fence, reducing the access of potential 

burglars or mischievous kids. 

13. When on vacation, let your neighbor(s) know so they can keep an eye 

out for suspicious activity. You can also inform the Harris County Deputy’s 

Office serving our area. The Storefront Office is located 19818 Franz Rd., 

Katy, TX 77449, 281-647-9371. The storefront hours: 9 AM - 5 PM. 

14. When on vacation, keep yards mowed and trimmed, burglars spend 

a lot of time in a neighborhood looking for their next targets. Overgrown 

yards are a sure sign no one’s home. 

HARRIS COUNTY LEASH LAW 

Animals that are not properly restrained pose a threat to all our residents. 

While you may know your pet is friendly, an animal running at someone 

who is walking by is very scary for that person. Many children are afraid of 

animals and become frightened, which could result in the child getting 

hurt trying to avoid the animal. 

Harris County Animal Control advises, “All dogs and cats must be kept 

under restraint while in the unincorporated areas of Harris County, Texas. 

The custodian of a dog or cat is not authorized to have, harbor or keep 

any unlicensed dog or cat, nor to allow any dog or cat to become a stray.” 

Restraint is defined as “the control of a dog or cat under the following 

circumstances: 

1. When it is controlled by a line or leash not more than six (6) feet in 

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length, if the line or leash is held by a human being, who is capable of 

controlling or governing the dog or cat in question 

2. When it is within a fully enclosed vehicle 

3. When it is on the premise of the custodian and the animal does not 

have access to sidewalk or street.” 

While it may be nice to have your animal out in the yard while you work 

or play, it is against the law, unless the animal is properly restrained. 

Let’s all help keep our community a safe and comfortable place for all 

our residents by being responsible pet owners. This will not only protect 

anyone who may be walking or bicycling in the area, but also the pet 

owner who could be held legally responsible or possibly sued for failing 

to properly restrain their pet. 

To make a complaint or report an animal that is not properly restrained 

please contact: 

Harris County Precinct #5, Contract #87: 281-463-6666 

Harris County Animal Control: 281-999-3191 

Harris County Health Department, Rabies/Animal Control Section 

2223 West Loop South, Houston, Texas 77027-3588 

www.countypets.com 

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your name, birthdate (mo. & yr.), phone number, year you will graduate 

and the name of your newsletter/subdivision. Check the list of jobs you 

want on your form. Please make sure your email is correct, we send 

emails in the summer to make sure all the info is still good and that you 

want to stay on the list. If we do not hear back from you after 3 tries, we 

will remove you from the list until we do. Must have parent(s) permission. 

DISCLAIMER: Neither the subdivision, nor Krenek Printing is responsible 

for those listed on the Teenage Job Seeker List. Please ask for and check 

out references if you do not personally know those listed. This is just a 

list of teenagers from the subdivision who wish to find part time jobs. 

Responsibility for any work done by these teenagers is between those 

seeking helpers and the teens and their parents. 

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chives and Malabar greens. If you don’t want to dedicate an 

area of your yard, consider planting here and there in your 

flowerbeds. Edible landscaping is a popular new trend! 

Lawns: Water 1/2 to 1” of irrigation per week. A rain gauge 

or straight sided container (such as a tuna fish can) will help 

you know how long to run your irrigation system to apply 

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Weeding: Hand pull or hoe weeds while they are still young 

or better yet, maintain a 3” layer of mulch in all vegetable 

and flowerbeds to deter weeds from getting a start. 

Pruning: Remove spent blooms on spring and summer 

annuals to promote new blooms. 

Fertilizing: Fertilize flowerbeds and vegetable gardens w/ 

slow release organic fertilizer. 

Water: Deep soakings between rain events is better than 

frequent light sprinkling. 

Birds: Spring migration continues until mid-May. Clean 

bird feeders! Replace water in bird baths to avoid creating 

mosquito breeding spots. 

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A summer kids’ event called Treasured VBS will be hosted at Family Life 

Assembly of God, 24911 Roesner Road, Katy from Monday, June 14 th to 

Thursday, June 17 th . At Treasured, kids discover God’s greatest treasure 

isn’t diamonds, gems or gold - it’s them! Kids participate in memorable 

Bible-learning activities, sing catchy songs, play teamwork-building 

games, experience one-of-a-kind Bible Adventures, collect Bible Memory 

Buddies to remind them of God’s love and test out Sciency-Fun Gizmos 

they’ll take home and play with all summer long. Plus, kids will learn to 

look for evidence of God all around them through something called God 

Sightings. Each day concludes with the Closing Quest that gets everyone 

involved in living what they’ve learned. Kids at Treasured VBS will join a 

mission project effort to provide mosquito nets for draping over beds to 

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mosquitoes may carry malaria. Treasured is for kids from 3 years 

old and toilet trained to kids who just finished 5 th grade and will run from 

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GRACE FELLOWSHIP PRESS PLAY 

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JUNE 14 - 17, 2021, 9 AM - 12 PM 

Get ready to GET IN THE MIX this year at VBS. Join us in-person or online 

as we turn up the volume! We will remind kids that they can have 

confidence because of Jesus. Kids will begin to see themselves the same 

way that Jesus sees them, then real confidence will begin to take root and 

grow. They will see that they are known, they belong, they are forgiven, 

they can change, and that they can make a difference! So PRESS PLAY and 

join us for VBS 2021! VBS is open to all children completed Kindergarten- 

5 th grade. Preschool Vacation Bible School is available for children of 

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GRACE FELLOWSHIP THE BRIDGE 

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JUNE 14-17, 2021 

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Bridge Special Needs VBS track in-person is from 9 AM to noon. It is for all 

school age special needs students (Kindergarten-12 th Grade). To help us 

provide a fun and safe environment for all children, please be sure your 

student meets the following criteria before registering: • Student does not 

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aggressive and does not pose a threat to themselves or others • Student 

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THE FOUNDRY CHURCH VBS 

JUNE 21-25, 2021, 9 AM - 12 PM 

WILDERNESS ESCAPE - WHERE GOD GUIDES & PROVIDES 

Fry Road Campus - For children ages completed Kindergarten-5 th Grade 

Join us at Wilderness Escape VBS, and become part of the journey as 

Moses and the Israelites watch God guide and provide! You’ll travel back 

into Bible times-without setting foot outside our community. Each day, 

you’ll become part of history as we see, hear, touch, and even taste what 

it was like to live in the Bible-times wilderness! You’ll explore the Israelite 

Camp tents, visit Moses, take part in games, dance to lively Bible songs, 

and sample tasty tidbits as you discover more about Moses’ adventures. 

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Embark on an epic quest through hidden ruins, ancient caves, and 

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Release your child’s inner ninja! See camp information for ages. Transform 

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JUNE 1-AUGUST 13, 2021, 7 AM-6 PM 

7401 Katy Freeway, Houston, TX 77024 

Daycation is open to campers entering 1 st -9 th grades in Fall 2021. Daycation is a 

summer day camp ministry of Houston’s First Baptist Church serving families in 

Houston, and surrounding areas, for over 30 years. Our goal is to share the love 

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environment for your family. Although the name has gone through many 

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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON SUMMER CAMPS 

JUNE 7-JULY 16, 2021 

The best summer camp starts here! Variety of camps for all ages! 

CompuCamp, EngineeringCamp, LanguageCamp, ScienceCamp, 

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CAMP TECH REVOLUTION AT RICE UNIVERSITY 

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Building Confidence. Developing Life Skills. The Next Generation in Tech. 

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SUMMER CAMP AT 

HOUSTON MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE 

JUNE 7-AUGUST 13, 2021 

This isn’t your average summer camp. Against the backdrop of real 

dinosaur fossils, chemistry in action and a world class institution, kids 

can experience a summer of education and adventure. Geared for kids 

ages 6-12, Summer Camps at HMNS use fun, hands-on learning and 

distinguished teachers to inspire the next generation of engineers and 

scientists. What will your child discover? Visit www.hmns.org/education/ 

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CHALLENGE ISLAND STEM SUMMER CAMP 

JUNE 7 - JULY 23, 2021 

Cinco Ranch Lake House - 25202 Springwood Lake Dr, Katy, TX 

Challenge Island®, The World’s #1 STEM/STEAM program, is a high-energy, 

hands-on fusion of STEAM, 21 st Century Skills, Problem-Solving Adventure, 

Project-Based Learning and our trademark STEAMbuilding® experience. 

Campers embark on fantastical themed STEAM journeys where they work 

in collaborative tribes to tackle various exciting challenges using only the 

materials in their treasure chest and their boundless imaginations. To register 

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CAMP WEST AT FAITH WEST ACADEMY 

JUNE 14-JULY 16, 2021 

2225 Porter Rd, Katy, TX 

Camp West is a fun and exciting day camp open to all children 

Kindergarten through 8 th grade. Come experience the joy of summer 

camp in the heart of Katy, TX. Campers are treasured at Camp West, they 

have the most fun they’ve ever had in a safe environment, and enjoy the 

life-changing love of Jesus! www.campwest.org 

GRACE FELLOWSHIP AFTER VBS SPORTS CAMP 

JUNE 14-17, 2021, 12 PM - 4 PM 

Armored-Sports is offering a sports camp after VBS for children completed 

Kindergarten-5 th grade. The sports camp is a multi-sport camp consisting 

of fun games like Dodgeball, Kickball, Capture the Flag, and other games 

revolving around classic sports like Basketball, Flag Football, and Soccer. 

Your child will be escorted by VBS leaders at the conclusion of VBS to 

Sports Camp, where they will meet Armored Staff and eat their sack 

lunch. Parents, you may drop off at the start of VBS and don’t have to pick 

up until the end of Sports Camp! Registration Price: February 7 th -June 1 st - 

$95; After June 1 st - $105. More information at www.armored-sports.com 


DRAMA CAMPS AT CINCO RANCH LAKE HOUSE 

JUNE 21-AUGUST 6, 2021 

25202 Springwood Lake Dr, Katy, TX 

“Fun With Fables”, “Hollywood Who-Dun-It! and “Inspiration Playhouse - Fairy 

Tales”! Games, activities, crafts, performances! Register at https://dramakids. 

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KATY’S NEWEST FILMMAKING AND ANIMATION 

CAMP CREATED BY SLHS ALUMNI 

Howdy! Our names are Kai, Cazden, Robbie and Jack, we are four SLHS Alumni 

and Texas Film School Graduates. For the past year we have been creating 

Katy’s newest and only Animation and Filmmaking camp, Creator Camp! Our 

goal is to share with students the wonders of film and animation without the 

dullness of note taking and lectures. We designed our 3-day camps so that 

students will learn hands-on and in real-time, creating Special effects, Green 

Screen effects, Sound effects and loads more. Each day, students will come 

home with a new movie they created themselves and on the last day we will 

transform a classroom into a mock Oscars Film Festival where your child will 

pick their favorite film that they made to be shown on the big screen! We are 

running our first camps this summer and we would love to have some support 

from the local community to get us off to a good start. Camps are held at 

Mirus Academy Katy, 5561 3 rd St, Katy, TX 77493 and Each camper will receive 

a free shirt and goody bag. Two Sessions will be held this summer: 

Session 1: June 28 th -30 th : 8:30 AM-3:30 PM 

Session 2: July 20 th -22 nd : 8:30 AM-3:30 PM 

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SUMMER PERFORMANCE CAMP WORKSHOPS! 

SUMMER CAMP 2021 

ASPIRING ARTISTS THREE WEEK WORKSHOP: MUSICAL THEATRE REVUE 

AGES: 13-18 **AUDITIION DAY: Thurs, July 8 th at 1-4 PM** 

Rehearsal Dates/Times: July 12 th -16 th , July 19 th -23 rd , July 26 th -28 th : 1 PM-4 PM 

Tech/Dress Rehearsal: Thursday, July 29 th at 12-4 PM 

Recording Session: Friday, July 30 th at 12-4 PM 

The Aspiring Artist Workshop Platform inspires creativity, exercises 

imaginations and promotes artistic risk-taking, while developing critical 

thinking, cooperation and confidence. All Academy workshops are 

housed under an educational umbrella with three pillars in mind: 

TO LEARN: to hone the rudimentary craft of young adults on their journey 

to higher levels of success. 

TO PERFORM: to present a story in front of an audience. 

TO CONNECT: to collaborate with others who share the passion of 

performance (peers, mentors and professionals) creating a network of 

lifelong relationships through the arts. 

JUNIOR ALL-STAR CAMP - TWO WEEK PERFORMANCE CAMP “CRUISIN’ 

THE SEA” AGES: 8-12 ** Audition Day: Fri, July 9 th at 1-4 PM** 

Rehearsal Dates/Times: July 12 th -16 th , July 19 th -23 rd , July 26 th -28 th : 10:30 

AM-12:30 PM | Junior All-Star Performance Camp provides a stage 

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self, human relationships and their environment using elements of 

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EEEK! Science camps include numerous science based activities centered 

around various themes for the day. During each week, campers will 

receive a personalized lab coat. Campers also receive a fun science snack 

each day that pertains to the day’s investigation as well as at least one 

activity or experiment that they get to take home each day to continue 

their science fun. This year we are excited to return to Simonton Christian 

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Have the summer of a lifetime close to home! WinShape Camps for 

Communities brings the ultimate day camp right to your neighborhood, 

combining fun, faith and friendship into an action-packed week. Campers 

completing grades K5-8 cultivate their God-given skills and talents in a 

mix of indoor and outdoor moments, physical activity and creative play, 

with epic adventures at camp all day and sleeping soundly back at home 

at night. At the end of the week, we serve up a day of fun for the whole 

family-complete with a yummy lunch from Chick-fil-A. Register now at 

https://campregistration.winshape.org/ 

YMCA SUMMER CAMPS 

The YMCA offers summer camp programs throughout the Greater 

Houston region, including at three locations in the Katy area. Camp 

activities include arts and crafts, swimming, sports programs and more. 

www.ymcahouston.org/summer-camp 

CAMP ZOOFARI AT THE HOUSTON ZOO 

Camp Zoofari is an immersive experience for children ages 4-14. Campers 

explore the Zoo, meet our animals and make new friends while learning 

about wildlife and how to protect them in the wild. For registration and 

more info visit www.houstonzoo.org/make-memories/kids-families/ 

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AFA SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL SESSIONS 

The AFA Summer Music Festival offers intensive music-making 

experiences and camaraderie in a supportive environment for Houston’s 

young musicians and has been a part of the community for over 25 

years. Led by renowned faculty artists who are outstanding performers 

and educators, students make noteworthy progress - both individually 

and in ensembles - that will impact their lives as they continue to grow 

as musicians. The Summer Music Festival offers programs for musicians 

in grades 3-12 that last from 1-5 weeks, including large and small 

ensembles, technique classes, masterclasses, studio classes, sectional 

rehearsals music theory, ear training, and other enrichment studies. On 

top of the musical skills and knowledge gained, students also benefit 

from the diverse group of young musicians from across the Greater 

Houston area. Each session includes performances that make up the AFA 

Summer Concert Series, a free and family-friendly concert series. For a full 

list of sessions, visit https://afatexas.org/summer/ 

GARAGE SALE 

GRAYSON LAKES SPRING GARAGE SALE 

SATURDAY, MAY 15 TH , 7-11 AM 

Located off Katy Flewellen Road and Gaston 

Katy ISD 

www.katyisd.org 

DATES TO REMEMBER 

May 21st: Last Day of School for Graduating Seniors 

May 27th: Early Dismissal and Last Day of School 

May 28th: Teacher Contract Day 

May 31st: Holiday 

KATY ISD FFA AUCTION BRINGS IN OVER $615K 

The 2021 Katy Independent School District FFA Livestock Show auction 

totals have officially been announced. Student livestock projects 

raised $615,051.24. This year’s livestock show consisted of 382 student 

exhibitors. Top live auction winners include: 

Rabbits: 

• Grand Champion, Noah Lindsey, Jordan High $5,500 

• Reserve Champion, Kendall Cooley, Jordan High $5,000 

• Grand Champion Showman, Senna Keppler, Tompkins High $3,000 

• Reserve Champion Showman, Emily White, Cinco Ranch High $2,000 

Broilers: 

• Grand Champion, Jackson Cooper Lucas, Katy High $8,500 

• Reserve Champion, Cole Kaase, Katy High $5,500 

• Grand Champion Showman, Kailey Wyckoff, Katy High $2,000 

• Reserve Champion Showman, Jesse Hoover, Tompkins High $2,000 

Goat: 

• Grand Champion, Cole Bearden, Paetow High $6,500 

• Reserve Champion, Erin Sword, Katy High $5,000 

• Grand Champion Showman, Tabitha Byrd, Paetow High $3,000 

• Reserve Champion Showman, Kaylee Binford, Taylor High $2,300 

Lamb: 

• Grand Champion, Mia Moderski, Cinco Ranch High $5,500 

• Reserve Champion, Hannah Cleveland, Cinco Ranch High $4,000 

• Grand Champion Showman, Whitney Warner, Tompkins $2,500 

• Reserve Champion Showman, Chloe LaBard, Taylor High $ 2,600 

Hog: 

• Grand Champion, Rachel Grant, Cinco Ranch High $10,000 

• Reserve Champion, Kennedy Butler, Paetow High $6,000 

• Grand Champion Showman, Haleigh Triolo, Katy High $3,200 

• Reserve Champion Showman, Heather Dawson, Cinco Ranch High 

$2,500 

Steer: 

• Grand Champion, Emma Jordan, Cinco Ranch High $12,000 

• Reserve Champion, Napoleon Ortega, Paetow High $8,000 

• Grand Champion Showman, Lance Nicholas, Katy High $5,500 

• Reserve Champion Showman, Reghan Jones, Katy High $11,999 

CLASS OF 2021 GRADUATION SCHEDULE 

Taylor HS Thursday, May 20 8PM 

Mayde Creek HS Friday, May 21 8PM 

Cinco Ranch HS Saturday, May 22 8pm 

Morton Ranch HS Sunday, May 23 

8PM 

Seven Lakes HS Monday, May 24 8PM 

Tompkins HS Tuesday, May 25 8PM 

Paetow HS Wednesday, May 26 8PM 

Katy HS Thursday, May 27 8PM 

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