
Share Your Experience
Are you a parent of a student who receives special education services? The Idaho Department of Education wants your feedback! The Parent Involvement Survey is your opportunity to share how well your student’s school involves you in their education. If you receive the survey by email or mail, please take a few minutes to complete it.
Keep an eye on your inbox: surveys will be sent during the first week of June from noreply@experience.idaho.gov. Your input will help improve parent involvement across Idaho. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience!

Countdown to summer! Just 8 more school days to go! Let's get everyone here for a fantastic finish to the school year! Way to go Canyon Elementary and Kellogg High School...you put up some amazing numbers this week!🏫🍉#ksdstudentsfirst




Wildcats Jr Tackle Football Registration is now open!
Signup for summer skills camp and fall league using the QR code or visit
https://leagues.bluesombrero.com/kelloggjrtacklefootball


Celebrating our weekly attendance and wishing everyone a wonderful Memorial Day weekend! School resumes Tuesday, May 27th! #ksdstudentsfirst




Reminder!
No School Monday, May 26, 2025

Juniors in Ms. Enich’s English class finished up their “Great Gatsby” unit by celebrating with the 1920s themed Gatsby Gala!
Students prepared costumes, food items, and jazz performances from the 1920s and shared with the rest of the junior class. That’s a wrap, Old Sports!
Mrs. Jen Yasen's Biology class recently conducted their annual rat dissection. During this hands-on activity, students skinned the rats, removed muscle tissue, identified bones, and studied the anatomy of the rat, drawing parallels to human anatomy.







Kellogg High School students Aiden, Darby, Raelynn, Chase, Tanner, and Emma, under the guidance of Ag Science teacher Cory North, are making a real difference in our community through hands-on building projects!
These students have been hard at work creating a variety of items, including cornhole boards for the City of Kellogg, signs for the Pinehurst Golf Course, and transforming "junk" into creative projects. They're also demonstrating their metalworking skills by crafting fire pits from blank metal.
This project is more than just building; it's about developing essential problem-solving skills. As their instructor observed, the students tackled each task with determination and a commitment to achieving near perfection. They took immense pride in their work, ensuring that every piece met their high standards before it left the shop.
This initiative highlights the powerful connection between our schools and the community, while showcasing the incredible talents and dedication of our students.








15 school days... that's all that stands between us and summer! Keep those attendance numbers up so you don't miss a single moment of the end-of-year fun. Plus, solid attendance now sets you up for success next year! #ksdstudentsfirst




The KHS Forestry Class will be holding another sale on Friday, May 16th 9AM-12PM

PES Staff Spotlight:
Paraprofessionals Vanessa Avery & Shyla Ohman (pictured) have gone above and beyond for a visually impaired preschool student who will attend PES next year.
They created and used 3D printer technology to make braille crayon covers so this student will be able to recognize his colors when he comes to Kindergarten in the fall.
Thank you ladies!

The birds are singing, the flowers are blooming, and so should our attendance! 😉 Let's power through these last 19 days! And a big Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible moms in our community! 🎉#ksdstudentsfirst




What goes together like peanut butter and jelly? Well, 4th and 1st grade reading buddies, of course! At Pinehurst Elementary, 1st grade teacher Mrs. Ward and 4th grade teacher Mrs. Derbyshire, have teamed up and the result is reading fun for everyone! Thank you Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Derbyshire for bringing PES kiddos together and building strong bonds between your students.




The KHS Forestry Class has worked hard to grow a great selection of plants and they would love your support!

So much to celebrate at KHS today!
We were thrilled to welcome our newest members into the National Honor Society and honor our truly outstanding 2025 Teacher Award winners.
Congratulations to each and every one of you! ✨Go Wildcats!
A reminder from the Kellogg Wildcats Jr Tackle Football program

Thank you to the dedicated teachers and support staff who help our children grow and fuel their success!

We're down to the FINAL STRETCH – only 23 days of school left! 🚀 Let's finish the year STRONG with great attendance. We've got so much planned: field trips, music performances, awards assemblies, and more! Don't miss out on all the fun and celebrations. Every day counts! #ksdstudentsfirst




KSD May 2025 Newsletter
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Congratulations to Kellogg High School's Jazz Choir, and director Adam Ream, for taking first place in their division recently at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival at the University of Idaho.
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival hosts 79 schools from 7 different states and Canadian provinces.
This is the 2nd time the choir has won first, and the 4th time KHS has won 1st place in the past 4 years.
Additionally, Timothy Baugh also received Outstanding Musician award for his performance with the KHS Jazz Band.



