Kendall Elementary students have been busy shining bright in recent UIL events, district standouts advancing. The campus hosted spring literacy nights with family engagement. Kendall’s contributions to overall excellence are part of Boerne ISD’s A-rated progress.

Q1. What does the KNIGHT framework mean at Kendall Elementary?

Ans. KNIGHT stands for Knowledge, Network, Individuals, Growth, High Expectations. It's Kendall Elementary's school-wide framework for how students approach learning and how the campus approaches its community.

Q2. Does Kendall Elementary offer after-school care?

Ans. After-school care at Kendall Elementary is coordinated through Boerne ISD's campus programs.

Q3. Does Kendall Elementary have a GATE program?

Ans. Yes, Kendall Elementary offers a Gifted and Talented program through Boerne ISD. The referral process starts with the classroom teacher, who can initiate the assessment cycle.

Q4. What enrichment opportunities are available at Kendall Elementary?

Ans. Kendall Elementary participates in Boerne ISD's Outdoor Academy program, which gives students hands-on experiential learning outside the standard classroom. The campus also joins district-wide Fine Arts and extracurricular events throughout the school year.

Q5. What feeder school do Kendall Elementary students attend?

Ans. Kendall Elementary students continue to Boerne Middle School South after fifth grade, and then on to Boerne High School or Boerne Samuel V. Champion High School. Both high schools have been recognized on the national AP Honor Roll, and BISD as a whole was named the Best Small School