The

faculty, staff, and community of Ulrich Intermediate School are committed to creating lifelong learners in an atmosphere of respect and responsibility, promoting positive attitudes in a safe, nurturing environment and establishing standards of academic and character excellence which allow students to reach their maximum potential.

 All

students will master the TEKS and pass the STAAR test for their grade level. All teachers will be highly qualified in their content area and will receive the necessary professional development and tools to provide quality instruction in the classroom. All students will demonstrate academic and personal integrity. All students will be encouraged to achieve the highest level of academic achievement through participation in Pre-AP courses.

 967

Students

332 - 6th Graders 336 7th Graders 299 8th Graders

Boys

406 (41%) Girls 561 (59%)

 Demographics

African American - 14% Hispanic - 39.4% White - 35.35% American Indian - .55% Asian - 6.75% Pacific Islander - .1% Two or More Races - 4%

 48.4

% - Economically Disadvantaged 5.7% - LEP 34.5% - At Risk 15.6% - Mobility

 Professional

Staff: 67.7 (90.8%)

Teachers 60.4 (80.9%) Professional Support 5.6 (7.5%) Campus Admin. (School Leader.) 1.7 (2.3%) Educational Aides: 6.9 (9.2%)

 Teachers

By Ethnicity:

African American 6.3 (10.4%) Hispanic 6.2 (10.2%) White 45.0 (74.4%)

Asian

3.0 (5.0%) Teachers By Sex:

Males 18.4 (30.4%) Females 42.0 (69.6%)

 Teachers

by Years of Experience:

Beginning Teachers 4.8 (7.9%) 1-5 Years Experience 20.6 (34.1%) 6-10 Years Experience 18.2 (30.2%) 11-20 Years Experience 12.2 (20.2%) 0ver 20 Years Experience 4.6 (7.7%)

 Designated

No Place for Hate Campus

 The

NPFH initiative provides educators and students with the resources to ensure that anti-bias and diversity education are an integral part of the school curriculum. NPFH also helps to create and sustain inclusive school environments where all students feel valued and have the opportunity to succeed by promoting respect for individual difference while challenging bigotry and prejudice. http://www.adl.org/npfh/

 The

Klein ISD College Readiness System is an elective class that follows the concept of open enrollment. At the intermediate and high school level, the classes are available as an elective to all students. Path classes will help those enrolled to prepare for success in college and/or careers.

 As

administrator over Klein Academic Competition this year I am proud to announce that our team brought home 8 awards and a trophy for third place in science overall. This was three times the schools previous record.

 District

Champions!

 Ulrich

Intermediate introduction to art classes made place mats for Klein ISD Veterans Day celebration.

 Ian

wins 1st place honors at the Houston Northwest Medical Center Art Contest

 Joshua

wins 2nd place honors at the Houston Northwest Medical Center Art Contest