
Jake won a ribbon for third place in the fourth grade category.
Keeley's Art program includes projects introducing art mediums like painting, printmaking, sculpture and ceramics. Students engage in two-dimensional and digital art. These art projects will encourage global and cultural awareness.
Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.
Six of our Keeley artists had one of their artworks on display in this GISD black history art show held at the Granville Arts Center in Garland. One of our students, Jake Magalindan, won a third place ribbon in the fourth-grade category.
Music education at Keeley includes several learning concepts such as singing, playing instruments, reading music, creating music (with and without musical software), as well as sharing music with community through performance. Our music students learn about music from other cultures and other time periods. Most of all, students develop a passion for music that will stay with them throughout their lifetime.
Miss Block, Music teacher
Music is a piece of art that goes in the ears, straight to the heart.
The Honor Choir at Keeley consists of fourth and fifth grade students who are chosen because of their musical talent as well as their outstanding behavior and leadership ability. The choir performs at many functions and competitions throughout the school year.
With a special VIP pass, community members can get free general admission to many athletic and Fine Arts events at district facilities.
Visit the Garland ISD VIP pass page for more details.
To help ensure a safe and respectful environment for guests, Garland ISD has put into effect a Clear Bag Policy for all GISD middle and high school athletic events and fine arts performances.
Learn more on our Clear Bag Policy page.

