597 juniors, and 613 seniors. Compared to other schools in the district, Kempner's student body features a diverse group of ethnicities, where not just one race predominates. According to the 2015–2016 Texas Education Agency, the student body comprises 37% non-Hispanic White, 30% Asian/Pacific Islander, 19% Hispanic, 13% African American, and <1% American Indian/Alaskan Native. Culture In 2013, Navjinder Singh, a worker at the Indian grocery shop Keemat Grocers who was quoted in The New York Times, stated that Kempner has hallways known for particular ethnic groups; for instance, "Desi hallway" refers to an area where students of Indian origins congregate. Boundaries and feeder patterns Kempner High School, which serves grades 9 through 12, is a part of the Fort Bend Independent School District. Kempner serves portions of Sugar Land and a very small section of Houston. Kempner serves a portion of the First Colony development. Most of Telfair is zoned to Kempner. The attendance boundary included the Smithville housing complex, which was employee housing of the Central Prison Unit housing minor dependents of Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) staff, until the unit's 2011 closure. The following elementary schools feed into Kempner: Barrington Place (partial) Drabek Fleming (partial) Lakeview (partial) Sugar Mill Townewest The following middle schools feed into Kempner: Hodges Bend (partial) Sugar Land Notable alumni William Dominic "Billy" Austin, Class of 1993, played for the Indianapolis Colts 1998–2000. Chris Banjo, Class of 2008, undrafted free agent for Green Bay Packers James Fortune, Class of 1996, Gospel singer George Iloka, Class of 2008, drafted by Cincinnati Bengals Brittney Karbowski, Class of 2004, voice actress Ethan Kelley, Class of 1998, drafted by the New England Patriots in 2003, and currently (2006) plays for the Cleveland Browns. Maxo Kream, Class of 2008, rapper Diana López, Class of 2002, Olympic bronze medalist (Taekwondo), 2005 World Champion Jean Lopez, Class of 1991, Silver Medalist World Taekwondo Championships 1995, U.S. Olympic Coach 2004, 2008, 2012. Mark López, Class of 2000, Olympics silver medalist (Taekwondo), 2005 World Champion Steven López, Class of 1997, two-time Taekwondo Olympic gold medalist, 1 bronze. People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People" Winslow Oliver, Class of 1991, played in NFL from 1996-2000 for the Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons. Ashley Spillers, Class of 2004, actress Carl Grady "Tre" Thomas III, Class of 1993, played for the N.Y. Giants in 1999. References External links Educational institutions established in 1988 1988 establishments in