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Volume 27 Number 15www.TheKatyNews.comSummer Weightloss SaleStarting at 50August 5, 2016 FREEAUTO ACCIDENT? HURT?CALL ATTORNEY MIKE!713.439.7005per weekMinimum 4 weeks* FREE CONSULT * NO PAYMENT UNTIL RECOVERYChiro Dynamics 281-578-060620501 Katy Freeway, Suite 130 Katy, TX 77450FO sCommunitytEventsOweR ty NSend Calendarlistings to:Pat@TheKatyNews.comAug 5TaKheSummer Concert Series Paraiso Latino7:30 p.m.WFDD Central Greenin LaCenterra at CincoRanch23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd.Live music outdoors. Bringlawn chairs and blankets. Foodavailable at restaurants inLaCenterra.Aug 5-7Sales Tax WeekendThree days of tax-free shoppingfor clothing, footwear andschool supplies. Items mustbe under 100. Online andLayaway sales are tax exempt.Go to http://bit.ly/1LYOSNu forcomplete list and limitations.Aug 11The Arc of KatyMoving Through theDecades1:00 2:30 p.m.Cornerstone Church1351 S Mason Rd.Fun, Food, EntertainmentAug 12Summer Concert Series That 70’s Thing7:00 p.m.WFDD Central Greenin LaCenterra at CincoRanch23501 Cinco RanchBoulevardAug 13JET March-a-Thon8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Various neighborhoods.Annual fundraiser for TaylorBand. 275 piece band paradesthrough various neighborhoodsstopping to play for donations.For route maps, or to order yourmini concerts go to www.jetband.org or call 713-7050119.Aug 20Ride and Shine Car Show8:00 - 10:00 a.m.Heritage Square23501 Cinco Ranch Blvd.Free event. Bring cameras andkids, stay for breakfast at anyof the fine restaurants.To See The Katy NewsOnline, go to www.TheKatyNews.com and clickon the Archive tab at the topof the page. It’s FREE. NoSubscription Required.SERVING KATY AREAMIKE VADIE ATTORNEY AT LAWResidents of Katy Protest Potential “Ardenwood Park” Planned DevelopmentAt the City Council meeting on June27th there was a Public Hearing to receivecomments from residents concerning aProposed Ordinance of the City of Katy,Texas amending Zoning Ordinance No.621.The ordinance reads as follows:“An Ordinance of the City Council of theCity of Katy, Texas Amending the ZoningOrdinance of the City of Katy, TexasOrdinance No. 621; Creating “ArdenwoodPark” planned Development District, andapproximately 204.36 acre tract singlefamily residential and commercial usedevelopment located South of Clay Road,East of Katy-Hockley Road, West of KatyHockley Cut Off Road and North of MortonRoad; Allowing for future subdivisionof tracts of land within the “ArdenwoodPark” planned Development District ”This would allow the land to be rezonedfrom a Residential-1 designation to aplanned development district. The rezoningwould open the way for new residentialand commercial development to be built.The development named Ardenwood Parkwould have 374 homes and a more than47-acre strip center with mixed retail.The proposed development constructedbytheHouston-baseddeveloperArdenwood Group is going to be situatednear Hunters Terrace neighborhood in Katy.Between 100 and 150 residents attendedthe meeting to vent their frustration andconcerns with the proposal. Residents’comments to City Council included: The new development would maketraffic problems worse Create the potential for flooding Would attract criminalsThe residents feel that the City Councilelected officials have not done a thoroughinvestigation into all the potentialramifications of the proposed development.More than 14 different speakers addressedthe council, with some speaking twice.Berzin “Fred” Bhandara, a representativefor the developer, took the podium toaddress the concerns stating that they wantto be good neighbors.History:The Council decided to continue thehearing at the July 25th meeting. Duringthe July 25th meeting, again there weremore than 100 residents present to presenttheir concerns.On Monday, July 25th there were somany residents present, many had to standboth at the back of the room, as well as inthe council chamber doorways and lobby.The same speakers from the previousmeeting again came forward to voice theirconcerns and presented the council with apetition signed by more than 200 residentsasking the council to reject the ArdenwoodPark PDD. The speakers went on to saythat it was clearly a Houston plan andthat this PDD should not be a model forKaty. The residents would prefer a strictlyresidential community that did not includecommercial property.A few speakers made not-so-veiledKaty ISD Students Win Top Awards in 2016Houston Dog Show Art Exhibit and ContestSeven Katy ISDstudent art piecesrecently won topawards in theannual Dr. MariJon Filla StudentArt Exhibit andContest,whichfeatured 882 artentries, as part ofthe Houston WorldSeries of DogShows.RuofanZhang of SevenLakes High Schoolwon the show’s topaward, “Best inShow.”Congratulationsto the followingRuofan Zhang of Seven Lakes High School won “Best in Show”Katy ISD students: at the Houston Dog Show Art Exhibit and Contest.Best in ShowGrade 9: Kelsey McGinn,– Lisa Hiscocks)Award - 600.00 (Top Grade 9: Ruofan Zhang,Seven Lakes HS (art teacherAward - Only one award Seven Lakes HS (art teacher– Lisa Matschek)given for show)Grade 9: Jenna Seo, Taylor– Madelene Buzan)Ruofan Zhang, Grade Committee ChoiceAwardsHS (art teacher – Nancy9, Seven Lakes HS (art 50.00 (35 awards wereViola)teacher Madelene Butzan)given based on the Jurors’ Grade 10: Kiley Torres,Best in Grade Awards- Top Choices.)Seven Lakes HS (art teacher 100.00 (Only one award Grade 6: Juliana Lightsey,– Lisa Matschek)given in each grade level)WestMemorialJHGrade 11: Iris Lee, TaylorGrade 6: Grace Zhang, (art teacher – DarleenHS (art teacher – NancyBeckendorff JH (art teacher Deupree)Viola.)threats to any council members who chose to vote in favorof the Ardenwood Park PPD.One Hunters Terrace resident that was against theopposition stated that they were acting like a mob byimplying that if the council did not vote their way, theywould be voted out in the next election. Several residentstook offense to this statement, voiced their displeasure,and tried to shut the resident down. The resident thencontinued, stating this was exactly what he meant.When Bhandara went to the podium to speak, he statedhis group was willing to go back to the drawing board andmake more changes, but that didn’t mean that they shouldthrow “the baby out with the bathwater.” He continuedto say that he realizes that drainage is a big issue andpromises they will do everything in their power to makesure this neighborhood drains correctly. He also statedthat they intended to include more detention ponds in thenew neighborhood, where Hunters Terrace does not haveone.Next:Councilman Durran Dowdle suggested therepresentatives from the Hunters Terrace area and theArdenwood Group sit down and work their differencesout.“[The residents] should be part of the discussion,” saidDowdle. “Let’s move forward and continue this hearingand find an applicable agreement for all parties.”The only difference in the two city council meetingswas that the parties concerned – Ardenwood Group, thedeveloper, and the residents dissatisfied with the PDD asit was presented – have agreed to sit at the same tableand hash out their differences. This is the first time theresidents have been invited to work with the developer tofind a solution to their concerns.No details of the negotiations have been worked out asof this time. Stay tuned as news develops on this story.Tax-Free WeekendAugust 5-7Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds shoppersthe annual sales tax holiday is scheduled for this Friday,Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 5 – 7.The law exempts most clothing, footwear, schoolsupplies and backpacks priced for less than 100 fromsales tax, saving shoppers about 8 on every 100 theyspend during the weekend.Lists of apparel and school supplies that may bepurchased tax-free can be found on the Comptroller’swebsite at TexasTaxHoliday.org.This year, shoppers will save an estimated 92 millionin state and local sales taxes during the sales tax holiday,which has been an annual event since 1999.Starting this year, all Katy ISD students, both newand returning, will be using InfoSnap to register onlinefor the 2016-2017 school year. New student registrationopened on Monday, July 18th. Returning students canupdate their information starting Monday, Aug. 8th. Visitwww.katyisd.org/registrationfor more info and be sure toshare with fellow Katy ISD parents.
The Katy NewsPage 2 August 5, 2016Katy Summer TailgateThe City of Katy Parks and RecreationDepartment is partnering again withMatt Schomburg Agency and No LabelBrewery to host the Katy Summer TailgateSaturday, August 13 from 2:00 p.m. till10:00 p.m. in and around Harvest Plaza.This is an end of summer bash with an oldschool street dance and pep rally flair. AllKaty residents are invited to join us foran evening filled with a street dance (withtunes provided by the Texas Twisters),performances by KISD cheer squads, abeer garden with some of your favoriterefreshments from No Label Brewery,the Taste of Katy local restaurant festival,shopping at vendor and merchant booths,a cool fun zone with activities for theyounger attendees, and a family picnicarea to sit back and enjoy the festivities.Entry fees are school supplies or aback pack. All proceeds will benefit theYMCA’s Operation Backpack.Councilmembers Steve Pierson, Chuck Brawner, KKB Board members JamieWolman, Sharon Rhoads, KKB/Parks Intern Corey Vinegar, KKB Executive Director,Amy Reed, Keep Texas Beautiful Youth Leadership Award Recipient AlexandraReed (daughter of Amy Reed),Parks Director, Brad Barnes, KKB Board MembersKay Callender, Julia Barta, Jacalyn Warner, & Debbie Berger, KKB/Parks Intern,Austin Lutringer,Mayor Fabol Hughes, Council Members Jimmy Mendez, Jr. &Durran Dowdle. Front Row Left to Right Jacob and Abigail McCool (Cousins ofAlexandra Reed)KHS Grad Winner atState-Wide Art ContestO n eKaty HighSchoolgraduateis one ofK C A M ’snew TexasBIGGEST10 for Artwinners.She is ajunioratStephen F.Austin andis seekingherartdegree.“This verytalentedyoung ladyhas a good Katy High School graduate and currentfuture in the SFA student Kaylee Bruggeman was onearts,” says of the top winners at KCAM’s TexasK C A M Biggest 10 for Art competition.d i r e c t o r,Ana Villaronga-Roman. “Kaylee has been studyingwith scholarships, knows what she wants and took theinitiative in entering this statewide art competition.”The winners were determined by a thorough juryingprocess by curators Andres Bardon and Ken General.Three Katy area artists are part of the winners circle withBruggeman as the only Katy university student. The othertwo artists are Graciela Socorro and Carlos Ocando.The exhibition is composed of the artwork of all thewinners of the first annual competition with towns allover the state represented. Villaronga-Roman is confidentthat this competition will gain more momentum andpopularity and continue to bring to Katy great talentand visitors wanting to see the winning pieces. There ispositive buzz with this show and something fun for thesummer.The show will remain up until September 4th.Walk to End Alzheimer’s Info EventReady for school?Check those vaccine records.The month of August happens to beNational Immunization Month (NIAM),serving as a reminder to all that we needvaccines throughout our lives. Gettingvaccinated according to the recommendedimmunization schedule is one of the mostimportant things a parent can do to protecttheir child’s health.Spring Branch Community HealthCenter (SBCHC) is dedicated to makingsure the children in the Spring Branch andWest Houston communities are healthyand protected from preventable diseases.This year, SBCHC will host two Saturdayevents. In addition, all three clinicsare offering extended hours on certainVolume 27 Number 15weekdays as an added opportunity to getchildren vaccinated for FREE. Childrenaged 4-18 who have Medicaid or areuninsured are welcome to attend the eventsto receive FREE vaccinations. Backpackswith school supplies will be distributed tochildren who receive vaccinations whilesupplies lastSpring Branch Community Health CenterBack-to-School Vaccine Drives will be heldfrom 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. on Saturday, August13 at Hillendahl Clinic 1615 HillendahlBlvd., Ste. 100 Houston, TX 77055; andfrom 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. on Saturday, August20, at West Houston Clinic-19333 ClayRoad., Katy, TX 77449.Are you inspired to end Alzheimer’s? Join us to learnabout Katy/West Houston Walk to End Alzheimer’s andhow you can get involved on Tuesday, August 9th at LosCucos Mexican Cafe, 5305 Bell Patna Dr. This event isfree and open to the public, there will be free food anddrinks followed by a short presentation about the Walk.RSVP by Friday, Aug 5 to Fredy Batres at fbatres@alz.org or 713-314-1330.Cougar Band Paw-Raid March-a-thonThe Cougar Band Paw-Raid March-a-thon takesplace north of Cinco Ranch HS in the Falcon Ranch andParkway Oaks neighbor hoods for Segment 1 and theCinco Ranch Meadow Glen neighborhood for Segment2. The march ends at Beck Junior High school at Noonwith a Community Concert there at Beck at Noon.There is no cost for attending. Donations can be madein advance for song requests at the Community Concertsand for Front Yard Concerts along the march. Donationscan also be made the day of the event along the route andat the community concerts.Proceeds are to be used for Band Equipment/Instruments and for the interior completion of the Band’sNew Transport Trailer.For more information and details on the event includingthe route, times for Community Concerts and how todonate. https://cincoranchcougarband.com281-693 WASHKingslandCar Wash22022 Kingsland Blvd. Katy, 77450Small AcreageManagementSeriesThe Texas A&M AgriLifeExtension Service officein Fort Bend County willconduct a six-part series ofsmall acreage managementprograms and workshopsonce a month starting inMay. These workshops willeach have different subjectmatter material, but all aregeared toward small acreagelandowners with up to 50acres. However, you do nothave to be a small acreagelandowner to attend. Anyoneis welcome.The fourth workshop,“Facilities and ing demonstrations”, willbe held on Saturday, August20th, sign-in will begin at8:30 a.m. and the workshopwill begin at 9:00 a.m. and lastuntil noon at the Fort BendCounty Extension Office, 1402Band Road, in Rosenberg.This seminar will provideinformation regarding siteselection, materials, design,and other factors to considerin planning construction ofoutbuildings for equipmentstorage, animal housing, orbasic use. It will also coverfencing materials selectionand a hands-on demonstrationof fence building includingsetting and bracing posts,stretching high-tensile netwire, and repairing barbedwire fences. The cost to attendthese workshops is 15 each or 40 for three. Other sessionsare tentatively scheduled forSeptember 15th and October6th. Please check our websiteat http://fortbend.agrilife.org/for updated information and todownload a registration form.Space is limited so pleaseregister by 4:00 p.m. onThursday, August 18th. ToRSVP, please contact Brandyat 281-342-3034 or brandy.rader@ag.tamu.edu.Katy AARPChapter #265540th AnniversaryCelebrationThe Katy AARP Chapter#2655 will meet on MondayAugust 8, at MidwayBarbeque 6025 HighwayBlvd., Katy, Texas from 6p.m. to 8 p.m.Tickets are 2.00 perperson (meal included.) Mustpurchase tickets by August 1,2016. For more informationcall 281-744-5302.City of KatyRequestsVoluntary WaterConservationThe City of Katyis requesting that allcustomers voluntarily doyour part to conserve waterby practicing minimumwater use and irrigatinglawns before 7:00 a.m.and after 7:00 p.m.P.O. 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The Katy NewsVolume 27 Number 15August 5, 2016 Page 3KATY PONY BASEBALLThe league where players learn to play Baseball just like the Pro’s beginning at age 9.Where Open League Baseball is played just like the pros. Katy Pony takes registration fromKATY ISD, Brookshire, Sealy, Cy-Fair and Waller. Graduated pitching and base distancesevery 2 years to accommodate the physical development of players.FALL 2016Mr. Jan started tutoring back in 2002 and since then, helped over 1500students in the greater Houston area. Our mission is to create a holisticlearning environment where students can apply what they have learnedwhile improving their grades.(as of 4/30/17)Season Starts - Monday, September 26th and ends late-NovemberOctober 1stR F WAIVEDWednesday, August 10th (6 pm to 8:30 pm)F N F Valid until 8/19/16Saturday, August 13th (10 am to 2 pm)FREE FIRST2 W A S P Valid until 08/19/16MATH/SCIENCE TUTORING (FALL/SPRING)Wednesday, August 17th (6 pm to 8:30 pm)Help students improve and understand concepts needed to excel in the currentand future classes. We offer 6th grade math up to Calculus BC, as well as Biology,Chemistry, and Physics.Saturday, August 20th (10 am to 2 pm)Saturday, 3&312 2' & 1 : 3-# y, August 28th (Age 6) 140MATHCLASS 130SAT PREPARATION 115Each player receives 60 worth of raffle tickets to sell -- you keep the money to help offset your cost -- or keep the ticketsand submit in your name to win a prize at Sportsfest.Saturday, August 27th and Monday, August 29th thruWednesday, August 31st from 10AM - 3PM. Late registration closes Saturday, September 3rd except for Colt Division.April 30th, 2017.Registration after August 20th is subject to 25.00 late fee except the Colt Division.4/30/17Intensive sessions with small class sizes to personalize each individual’s test takingstrategy to fit with their unique needs. Unlimited practice tests included.Classes begin 8/26/2016!AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM (FALL/SPRING)Join us after school to finish homework and ask us any questions you must have.We will provide a safe environment for your student to hang out after they finishtheir work all before dinner time!Come in for your free consultation today!www.mrjansmathclass.com281-313-MATH (6284)admin@mrjansmathclass.comTHE EXHANGE AT TELFAIR13425 University Blvd., #700Sugar Land, TX 77479MON-FRI: 10:00 AM-5:30 PMSAT & SUN: CLOSEDAsk theExpert –New Hours!IncludeDinnerLETUSC A T E RY O U RN E X TRestaurantNow openMon-Sat10am-10pmSunday Brunch9am-2pmEVENT!281-347-6803Salt and Pepper Katy811 Ave. D. Katy, TX rkaty.comColoring ContestTexas A&M AgriLife Extension-FBCand the FBC Fair Assoc. is sponsoring anAG’tivity Barn ColoringContest open to student residents ofFort Bend County in Kinder through 5thgrade.To be awarded are 1 OutstandingRosette per Grade (Total 6) and 1Honorable Mention Rosette per Grade(Total 6). These twelve winning entrieswill be exhibited all ten days of the Fairin the AG’tivity Barn. Only the winners’names and grade will be posted.All entries become the property of theFort Bend County Fair. Coloring sheetsare available for pick up at all Fort BendCounty libraries, tax offices, Extensionoffice & fair office. You can also downloada printable version from ourwebsite, fortbend.agrilife.org.Mail or deliver entries to:“COLORING CONTEST”AIR CONDITIONING HEATINGFort Bend County Extension,281-492-34501402 Band Rd., Suite100,Rosenberg,Texas77471. Deadline for entries:Postmarked no later thanSeptember 9, 2016. Everyeffort will be made to contactwinners by telephone ore-mail prior to September 21,Air Conditioning & Heating System2016. An awards presentationwill be held in the AG’tivityCannot be combined with any other offer. Qualifying models ofBarn on Friday, September 23,16 Seer rating. Must present at time of service. 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The Katy NewsPage 4 August 5, 2016Volume 27 Number 15Houston Junior Forum Awards Grant to The Arc of KatyJan Arrington, 2015-2016 HJF President, Donna Bode and Carolyn Kares, Arc BoardMembers, Jenny Cain, 2015-2016 HJF Chairman of Community Grants Committee.The Houston Junior Forum recentlyannounced the recipients of its 2016Community Grants which totaled 70,000 plus. Among the nineteen nonprofits announced was The Arc of Katywhich provides services for people withintellectual and developmental disabilities(IDD). The Arc of Katy received a 3,000grant to help support its Summer CampProgram for adults and teens with IDD.Celebrating its 70th year, the HoustonJunior Forum continues to serve thecommunity by providing on-site service andcommunity grants to non-profits sharingits mission of serving seniors, youth,children and women in the community.The Houston Junior Forum raises fundsfrom an annual event held in February ofeach year and from its Resale Shop locatedat 1815 Rutland in the Heights area ofHouston. For those interested in learningmore about the Houston Junior Forum,its Resale Shop and service opportunities,visit www.houstonjuniorforum.org.Great Harvest Bread Co. Collecting SchoolSuppiles for YMCA Operation BackpackGreat Harvest Bread Co. located at 1623 S. Fry Roadis currently collecting school supplies, backpacks, anddonations for the Operation Backpack program throughthe YMCA.When you donate school supplies at the bakery you willreceive a free sweet. They will be collecting the suppliesthrough August 13th.FsBusiness Directory1012 South Mason Rd.Katy, TX 77450www.worldtheater.us832-552-5115ewCOUPONBuy 1 LoafGet a FREEThe Katy News Breads Sweets Sandwiches Catering Gifting Locally RoastedCoffee & EspressopresentsHoney Wheat LoafNot valid with any other coupon. Expires 08.31.161623 S. Fry Rd. 281-578-3097 www.greatharvestkatytx.com2016 - 2017OpenHouse281-665-32723pm - 7pmwww.KatyArtSchool.comJanuary 28, 2014Located inside Katy Art & Custom FrameWe are Katy’s newest Art School.24210 Westheimer Parkway, Katy 77494We offer art after school, adult classes, home crafts, watercolor, drawing,portfolio art school admissions help, scout art badges, and much more!Please come join us on January 28th, check out the art schooland meet the staff.LIC # 59348KEN CLAYLooking for passionate art teachers too.Come see what we’re all about!WATER WELL281-391-914624210 Westheimer ParkwayKaty 77494(Located inside Katy Art & Custom Framing)SERVICE, ELL.COMI TSTammy Banks, M.Ed.Math TutorMath 6-8Algebra 1 and Algebra 2Geometry and PrecalculusKatyTutorialServicesWest Side StorySept., 2016My Fair LadyNov., 2016The Music ManDec., 2016Sister ActFeb., 2017Miss SaigonApr., 2017SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS WITHBig Savings, Great Seats !AUDITIONS: Sat., Aug. 13 - 2 PMCall For InformationGive a Senior a Ride!A rewarding opportunity for those who enjoyhelping others awaits you. Katy area VolunteerDriver applications are now being accepted. Ifyou love people and have a few hours a week,call 832-773-8645. A senior is waiting for you.Volunteer applications are subject to backgroundchecks and driver record checks.Learning English?Get Practice AtCinco RanchBranch Library’sConversationCirclesAre you learning tospeak English? Wouldyou like some practicein a casual, informalatmosphere?FortBend County Librariespresentsaprogramfor individuals of allnationalities who wouldlike a place to practicetheir English languageand conversation skills.The “ESL ConversationCircles” provide anopportunity for nonEnglish-speaking peopleto gather in a relaxedsetting, and discuss topicsof their own choosingwhile practicing theirEnglish skills.TheConversationCircles will take place atthe Cinco Ranch BranchLibrary on Fridays,August 12 and 26, from1:00 to 2:00 p.m., in theConference Classroom.The program is free andopen to the public. Formore information, callthe Cinco Ranch BranchLibrary at 281-395-1311.The Cinco Ranch BranchLibrary is located at2620 Commercial CenterBlvd.,w in LUNTEER OPPORTUNITIESKaty ISDFirst Day of Schoolis Monday,August 22ndFall Hip Hop Class Schedule:Tuesday, & Thursday - SpecialClass conducted by Award WinningSOUND BOX STUDIOSSAT., Aug. 1311:00 AMJoin other gardeners inthe area to learn new waysto grow plants. Bring yourleftover seeds and exchangethem for new seeds to try.This month’s topic will beRaised Garden Beds. TheKaty Library GardeningClub meets every monthon the 2nd Thursday.
Volume 27 Number 15World Theater Introduces2016-2017 New Programsand ClassesSince its beginning in January, 2016, World Theaterhas presented and sponsored a variety of events including Katy's Got Talents along with an Art Exhibitionfeaturing local artists. A Jazzy Jazz concert with an overseas troupe ofmusicians direct from China. The Longest running off Broadwaymusical: "Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris." The Hip Hop Musical, "Don't Kick Me, Kiss Me." The Summer Camp Production of "Into The Woods Jr." World Theater Sponsored "Mrs. Earth" by BYNVietnamese television. World Theater Sponsored " J & H" Dance School"Showcase. Completed six World Theater Summer Camps (eachlasting for two weeks). The Summer camps featured:Ballet , Musical Theater, and Creative Mind Development.Executive and Artistic Director, Mr. Burton Wolfe, is verygrateful for the World Theater Advisory Board's support, aswell as its show performers, volunteers, patrons, parentsand the media.On Saturday, August 13, World Theater is going to holdseveral fun events:1. Hip Hop Dance Trial Class starting at 11:00 a.m. Theaward winning Soundbox Studios will begin Hip Hopdance class in the fall at World Theater. Andrew Nguyen,Leading Hip Hop Instructor and one of the founders ofSoundbox Studios, has won many prizes in the World ofDance Competitions over a few years. Mr. Nguyen willteach a free introductory class.2. Auditions Saturday, August 13, at 2 p.m. will be heldfor the World Theater 2016 Broadway Musical Series. Theauditions are for three productions: West Side Story to beheld in September, My Fair Lady, held in November, andThe Music Man, presented in December. Burton Wolfebelieves: "Broadway
Starting this year, all Katy ISD students, both new and returning, will be using InfoSnap to register online for the 2016-2017 school year. New student registration opened on Monday, July 18th. Returning students can
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