Keep Keller School District United- Stand with the Class of 2025
Keep Keller School District United- Stand with the Class of 2025
The Issue
Keep Keller School District United – Stand with the Class of 2025!
We, the graduating seniors of Keller ISD Class of 2025 (students of Keller Collegiate Academy, Fossil Ridge High, Keller Central High, Keller High and Timber Creek High Schools) are calling on our community to take a stand against the five school board members who are attempting to divide our district. Their decision to split our schools and community apart goes against the unity, traditions, and friendships that have shaped our education and our lives.
As a statement of our commitment to staying united, we ask that these board members:
1. Not attend our graduation ceremony – This is our moment to celebrate, and their presence does not reflect the values we cherish. We request that Dr. Charles Randklev, John Birt, Chris Coker, Heather Washington and Micah Young not be in attendance of our ceremonies.
2. Not have their names included on our diplomas – Our achievements belong to us, our teachers, and our families—not to those trying to divide us. We request that Board President Dr. Charles Randklev not have his name on our diplomas.
3. Now is the time to act! Graduation is fast approaching, and diplomas, programs, and other materials are being printed soon. Once their names are on them, it will be too late to make a change. This is our moment to take a stand and ensure that those trying to divide our district are not given a place of honor at our ceremony. Let’s act now to protect the unity of our schools and make our voices heard!
Our schools have been our home, a place where we’ve grown together, supported each other, and built lifelong connections. Splitting our district tears apart more than just buildings—it separates friends, weakens our programs, and disregards the voices of the students who are most impacted.
Sign this petition to show that our community stands with the Keller ISD Class of 2025 in rejecting this division and preserving the unity that makes our district strong. Our voices matter, and together, we will be heard!
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The Issue
Keep Keller School District United – Stand with the Class of 2025!
We, the graduating seniors of Keller ISD Class of 2025 (students of Keller Collegiate Academy, Fossil Ridge High, Keller Central High, Keller High and Timber Creek High Schools) are calling on our community to take a stand against the five school board members who are attempting to divide our district. Their decision to split our schools and community apart goes against the unity, traditions, and friendships that have shaped our education and our lives.
As a statement of our commitment to staying united, we ask that these board members:
1. Not attend our graduation ceremony – This is our moment to celebrate, and their presence does not reflect the values we cherish. We request that Dr. Charles Randklev, John Birt, Chris Coker, Heather Washington and Micah Young not be in attendance of our ceremonies.
2. Not have their names included on our diplomas – Our achievements belong to us, our teachers, and our families—not to those trying to divide us. We request that Board President Dr. Charles Randklev not have his name on our diplomas.
3. Now is the time to act! Graduation is fast approaching, and diplomas, programs, and other materials are being printed soon. Once their names are on them, it will be too late to make a change. This is our moment to take a stand and ensure that those trying to divide our district are not given a place of honor at our ceremony. Let’s act now to protect the unity of our schools and make our voices heard!
Our schools have been our home, a place where we’ve grown together, supported each other, and built lifelong connections. Splitting our district tears apart more than just buildings—it separates friends, weakens our programs, and disregards the voices of the students who are most impacted.
Sign this petition to show that our community stands with the Keller ISD Class of 2025 in rejecting this division and preserving the unity that makes our district strong. Our voices matter, and together, we will be heard!
197
The Decision Makers
Petition created on February 4, 2025