Parents gather to voice concerns as Keller ISD considers split
A meeting is taking place at district headquarters at 5 p.m. Thursday to give parents their first opportunity to weigh in on the potential division of Keller ISD.
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A meeting is taking place at district headquarters at 5 p.m. Thursday to give parents their first opportunity to weigh in on the potential division of Keller ISD.
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Keller ISD is set to talk about potentially splitting the district in two during a closed-door meeting on Thursday.
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