Summer iXL Challenge

Challenge Details

Each week this summer, please encourage your child to complete these skills weekly:

• 2 Math skill plans; and

• 2 Reading skill plans

This manageable weekly goal will help keep your child's skills sharp and ready for the next school year. Students can work at their own pace and log in anytime that's convenient for your family.

Getting Started

Login information is stapled to this letter. Your child can access IXL on any device with an internet connection—computer, tablet, or smartphone at IXL.com or through their Clever portal. 

3-8 students: students will find their study plan tied to MAP testing results. On the right, you will find the study plan and the students can toggle between reading and math.  

Students who reach this goal will be rewarded with a special treat when we return to school for the 26-27 school year. 

Why IXL?

IXL provides personalized, adaptive learning that meets students where they are. As your child completes skill plans, the program adjusts to challenge them appropriately, making learning both effective and engaging.

We hope your child enjoys this summer learning experience! If you have any questions or encounter any technical issues, please don't hesitate to reach out to Lindsey Love at lovel@trinityklein.org.

Dress Code

The 2025-26 Dress Code Regulations can be found HERE.  Policing dress code takes time away from the teaching and learning that we value at Trinity Klein.  Please review the dress code linked above and ensure that your student is coming to campus dressed in accordance with those standards each day. We need your help to make our current dress code work! 

• • You can order Trinity Polos or uniform-style bottoms online at Flynn O'Hara Shop or visit their store front in Houston. 

5th Grade Homework Expectations

Homework is a very important part of TKLS education.  Your child will have homework and quizzes weekly.  Our homework calendar will let you know assignments, quizzes and tests that are coming up and when they will be due.  Please help your child to get in the habit of carving out time to study and complete homework.   We do offer daily study halls for students who find it difficult to complete work or study at home.  If assignments are turned in late, you will receive a notification and 10 points will be deducted from your child's grade for that assignment.   A link is also located in the Resource Documents section.

How to Access Clever from Home

The easiest way to access Clever (at home OR school) is via a student’s “Clever  badge” (a QR code that students should keep in their binder). There is an alternate method if the badge is unavailable. See steps below:

1. Go to www.clever.com 

2. Click “log in as a student”

3. Search for “Trinity Klein Lutheran School, TX”

4. Click “Clever badge log in” (along right side)** (See below if you don’t have a badge or it doesn’t work.)

5. Hold Clever QR code (should be in students’ binder, on a lanyard) up to  your computer camera.

6. You should now see all of the educational apps that have been loaded for your child. The most commonly used app will be Google Classroom.

**If you don’t have a Clever badge, you can “sign in with Google.” You will use your child’s Trinity email address (firstname.lastname@tkeagles.org) and password.  Note that the email address uses the full first name, not a nickname. 

**If there is a problem with access in Google Classroom, start by double checking that your child is logged into Google through their Trinity account. (HINT: Look for the profile picture near the nine-dot “waffle” when you are on Google. Many times parents will see that Google has defaulted to their account or to their child’s personal account. Your child’s profile picture for their Trinity account should be their first-name initial. When you hover over the profile picture, it should show your child’s Trinity email address. If it does not show, click the profile picture and click “add account” to enter your child’s information.