KLEIN CAIN HIGH SCHOOL

Student Nolan Carr said he can only remember one detail about October 1.

Klein, Texas – A student at Klein Cain High School was recently saved by school staff and police after he collapsed on the second floor of the school at approximately 2:45PM on Friday, October 1. A group of two Klein ISD police officers and five Klein Cain staff members took swift action that saved the student’s life and that, unbeknownst to them and the student, would later save his life again. Because of the rescuers’ discovery of the underlying problems the student later had a permanent defibrillator implanted, averting the impending life-threatening events. The student’s rescuers are Klein ISD Police Officers Joe Wooley and Allison Washington, Klein Cain counselor Michelle York, athletic trainer Phil Bartlett, nurse Jackie Angelino, and Klein Cain Assistant Principals Robert Carbajal and Chava Sadler. The group was honored at Klein ISD’s October 12 Board of Trustees meeting where they were presented life saving awards by Klein ISD Police Chief David Kimberly and Klein Cain Principal Nicole Patin.

KPRC 2 and Texas Mattress Makers are surprising 20 deserving high school seniors with scholarships. All students selected for scholarships have been nominated by their high schools. This academic year was particularly challenging because of the pandemic, but these students still rose above and beyond in school. The fifth $2,500 Senior Scholarship was awarded to Jordan McAlister from Klein Cain High School in Klein ISD. She has been able to maintain a 5.63 GPA and is ranked fifth in her class out of 848 students.

KLEIN, Texas – Tuesday morning school kicked off for thousands of students at Klein Independent School District. We’re so grateful for our families and just excited that school is back in session at Klein ISD," said Jenny McGown, Klein ISD Superintendent. Donte Berry, 14, is a freshman at Klein Cain High School and is one of many students trying to get adjusted to a new school. “I am a parent of a Klein ISD student myself and he is on campus for his first day too,” she said. Klein ISD reported no major issues after the first day of class.

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12/17/2019 UPDATE: Bryanna Rangel has been located and is back home with her family. Spring, Texas The mother of a 14-year-old Klein Cain High School student is asking for the publics help in locating her missing daughter. Bryanna Rangel, a 14-year-old female was last seen at Klein Cain High School on December 10, 2019. Her mother tells Spring Happenings that Bryanna did not return home after school. Bryanna is described as a Hispanic female that is approximately 5 foot 3 inches and weighs 147 pounds.

KLEIN, Texas - It was an exciting day of school for the Klein Independent School District as students headed back for their first day of class. But for 583 students at one Klein high school, it was an especially exciting day. Klein Cain High School welcomed the class of 2020 -- its first senior class. The school opened in August 2017 and only had freshman and sophomores; now those sophomores make up the senior class. We get to set traditions for the first of the grades that are coming up, so Im really excited about that, said senior class president Sandra Calderon.

"The most important thing is student safety," Klein ISD director of fine arts Joel Wren explained. "We can't have a good team, or a good band if our kids are ill, or not feeling well. "Klein ISD said it worked with local health experts to develop a heat strategy. "Here are some things you should do before your child heads to practice.First, make sure they're hydrated. "If they don't seem to perk up within an hour, an hour and a half after practice," Gardner said.