Extra-curricular position
KMS 7th Grade Girls Basketball Coach
Do you know how to check your child’s attendance?
You can log into Skyward to view their attendance record. For support with accessing and using Skyward, contact the office at your child's school.
Help prioritize your child’s consistent and on-time attendance! #ksdstudentsfirst
KSD Veteran's Day Assembly Schedules
Attending school regularly helps children feel better about school and themselves. Did you know…
📌 Students can still fall behind academically if they miss just 1 or 2 days every few weeks. 📌 Absences and tardiness can affect the whole classroom if the teacher has to slow down learning to help students catch up.
📌 Missing school impacts a student’s sense of belonging.
#ksdstudentsfirst
Check out the November 2024 Newsletter!
https://secure.smore.com/n/r8g1e
REMINDER!
Information regarding applications for the Empowering Parents grant.
Families may contact Kate Lenz klenz@edu.idaho.gov with any questions.
Menu change for Wednesday, October 23, 2024:
Breakfast will be bagels and cream cheese or Nutrigrain bars.
🎃👻 Get ready for Kelloween! Join us on October 26th for a spooktacular day in Kellogg! From the festive parade to live music, trick-or-treating, and the thrilling After Dark 5K run, there's fun for everyone! 🚶♀️✨ Don't miss the Trolley of Terror taking you to the KHS Haunted House and the Haunted Mine Tour. A huge thank you to the City of Kellogg for including the KHS Haunted House in this fantastic festival! 🕷️💀
This week, the district ADA was 93.43%!
Help your young student build relationships, establish healthy routines and safeguard early learning by focusing on regular attendance. Did you know?: Even one or two absences every two weeks can affect a young learner’s ability to gain reading and math skills and build social relationships. Helping them show up to learn is the best way to give them a solid foundation to build on. #ksdstudentsfirst
Upcoming volleyball clinics in Wallace for girls grades K-10
The district wide average attendance this week was 94.09%! Way to go!
Too many absences – excused or unexcused – can keep students from feeling a sense of belonging and ultimately succeeding in school.
Please help your child prioritize attendance this year. #ksdstudentsfirst
Last week was amazing! Homecoming brings out the school spirit in every building and our KHS leadership students, athletes, band and cheerleaders put together a fun-filled week of activities. Check out the recap video here:
https://youtu.be/OvXAaajAtGk
Homecoming 2024! Today we celebrate the incredible employees who not only serve our school district but also graduated from Kellogg High School! Your dedication, hard work, and Wildcat pride make a lasting impact on our students and community every day. Thank you for continuing to give back to the school that helped shape your journey!
If we happened to miss anyone, we sincerely apologize—please know that your contributions are valued and appreciated. Thank you for everything you do to make Kellogg Schools a great place to learn and grow! 💜💛
#WildcatPride #OnceAWildcatAlwaysAWildcat
Too many absences – excused or unexcused – can keep you from feeling a sense of belonging and ultimately succeeding in school. Just two missed days per month can really knock you off track.
Need help? We’re here for you. Reach out to your teacher, school counselor or principal to work on some solutions together. #KSDstudentsfirst
October 2 is National Custodians Day. It is a day to recognize our hard-working custodians that keep our learning spaces clean and safe. Custodians work around the clock and with great care to keep our campus beautiful.
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All schools in the Kellogg School District will be in session and busses running on regular schedule today, September 26, 2024.
Now hiring!
Attendance matters. By 6th grade, absenteeism is one of the three signs that a student may drop out of school. Missing 10 percent, or two days per month, can result in learning loss, missed athletic and social opportunities and disengagement with the school community.
#ksdstudentsfirst
