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The Wildcat Health Center at the high school remains open for behavioral health and medical visits for all students, staff, and family members of Kenton City Schools. Due to the recent virus outbreak, we are also offering telehealth services so … Read the rest
Our 2nd Grade Music Program is rescheduled for Tuesday, February 18th at 5:30 PM. Students are to arrive at 5:00 PM and report to classrooms.
Please enjoy the students’ artwork displayed in the gymnasium before or after the performance.
*There is a dress rehearsal on February 18th at 2:00 PM for family members unable to attend the evening performance.
The 2nd grade music program at Kenton Elementary School is cancelled for tonight and re-scheduled for Tuesday, February 18th.
Thursday, February 13 @ 5:30 PM – 2nd Grade
Thursday, February 20 @ 5:30 PM – 5th Grade
*Students are arrive @ 5:00 PM and report to classrooms.
*There is a 2:00 PM dress rehearsal on both dates for parents or families that are unable to attend the evening performances.
Please contact the KES office for any questions.
Our student body had a great experience with the “Super U! Challenge.” This is a one-of-a-kind school assembly that uses a unique format of a wacky kid’s TV game show to help students understand that their words and actions impact everyone around them, and to empower every grade level to do their part to create a safe and friendly school community.
The action-packed assembly includes lots of audience volunteers from every grade level who participate in funny challenges with costumes, silly props…and yes, even some slime! Take a look at some of the fun!
Each year Mrs. Mikesell organizes a special “Celebrate Around the World” event for our KES third grade students. This event allows our students to learn about other countries and cultures as they “travel” to various “countries” throughout the day. Amy puts a lot of time into preparing materials and communicates with staff and students at KHS in order to recruit volunteers. She coordinates with Louise Matthews from The Lion and Lamb Peace Arts Center of Bluffton University, who brings clothing samples from other countries and leads a special presentation for this event.
Miss Loughman from KHS attended along with a number of her KHS volunteers. The third grade students appreciated all the help from the KHS students and enjoyed the presentations from the exchange students.
