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Doerrientation for 6th graders and new students will be held August 20, 2009 from 3:30-6:00 p.m.

Please attend at the last name time slot suggested, which is listed in the Doerre newsletter link on the left side margin of our website. THERE WILL BE NO PRESENTATION.

There are many "stations" for your to visit by number in order to get your child's schedule, binder reminder calendar, school supplies, P.E. uniform, hall lock, lunch P.I.N. number and optional spirit shirt.

There will also be stations for each club and activity at Doerre. We advise that you walk your child's schedule with him/her after picking up your supplies.

Students may still buy 2008-2009 memory books for $25 at the front office!

Limited Number of 2007-2008 Doerre Memory Books Available!

Pick up a 2007-2008 Doerre Memory Book in the front office for only $15

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Important Notice!
Shooting fireworks or explosive devices of any kind in the building or on the campus, at any time, during the day or night, is forbidden. Students with such paraphernalia in their possession on the campus will be subject to suspension or expulsion.

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Office hours will be 8:00 - 3:30, June 8 – 11
Closed Friday, June 12

8:00 - 3:30, June 15 - 19
Closed until July 27

Office hours from July 27 to the beginning of school 8:00 - 3:30

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Parents
Call now to schedule an enrollment appointment for the 2009-2010 school year.

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Summer School Information
For Details Click Here

For Details in Spanish Click Here

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2008-2009 Meal Prices
Due to the rising cost of food and supplies, the food service department requested and was granted a price increase
for both breakfast and lunch meals.
The 2008-09 meal prices are as follows:

Grade Level	Breakfast	Lunch
Elementary	$1.00	$1.75
Intermediate	$1.10	$2.00
High School	$1.10	$2.25
Adult	$1.50	$2.75

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Tutoring Schedule
To open a copy of the Tutoring Schedule Click Here

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High School Elective Course Exam Shedule
For Details Click Here

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The Kroger Neighbor to Neighbor Donation Program
Every time you shop at Kroger and use your enrolled KrogerPlus Card, Kroger will contribute a percentage of your eligible purchases to the Kroger Neighbor to Neighbor Donation fund. Once a card is scanned with the barcode, it will be active for the remainder of the program year. Please help Doerre raise funds by participating in the Kroger program.
Click here for information

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KISD Needs Crossing Guards
Work approximately 1-1/2 hours
Both mornings and afternoons
Click here for information

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Cell Phones
If a student is using any cell phone or pager during the school day or on a school bus to and from school, the school employee observing the student's use of the device will confiscate it. The school employee will turn over the device to his or her administrator/supervisor. The parent will be notified by the administrator to pick up the device at his/her school during school hours after the payment of a $15 administrative fee. Cash or money orders are the only acceptable forms of payment.

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CHIP Forms
The clinic has Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) forms for anyone interested in them. Please call (832-249-5678) or email Mrs. Nauman knauman@kleinisd.netand she will get one to you.

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Birthday Snack Guidelines
Click here for information

Click here for Permission Form

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GO WARRIORS

Doerre Intermediate School is committed to providing an academically sound and socially focused learning environment in which all students are given the opportunity to achieve to their maximum potential.

Integrated with a strong academic program are activities that promote self-worth and discipline, patriotism, citizenship, and respect for authority and others. Inherent in this mission is the belief that Doerre can help produce productive and responsible citizens.

This week we have our 1st volleyball and football games. We would like to take a moment to remind you of proper audience etiquette.

1. All student handbook rules regarding behavior and dress code apply.

2. Remain seated. If you need to take a break, please wait for a break in the game. Do not walk in front of other spectators and do not distract the team/players.

3. If you leave the area, you may not return. Your parents expect you to be at the game, not wandering by Starbucks. For volleyball, this means if you leave the gym you may not return. For football, you may not leave the bleachers.

4. While at the game, it is appropriate to cheer for your team, not against the other team. We expect our fans to show good sportsmanship as well as our teams.

Lastly, although we want our students to come out and support our team, it should not be done at the expense of your grades. It would be more important for you to study then to be sitting at a sporting event.

Please visit the following link for registration information:
classroom.kleinisd.net/webs/dis.campus/counselor.htm