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Welcome to Kittitas School District

Kinder registration will continue during the shut down.

Dear Kinder Parent--We are excited to help enroll your little one for the 2020-2021 school year. You have three ways to complete your registration:

1) Stop by our front office M-F 7:30 AM to 4 PM to pick up hard copy registration forms and meet our secretary, Mrs. Abby Jones, and Principal, Mr. Del Enders.

2) Print off a registration packet at home, fill it out, and scan/email to Ms. Jones at abby_jones@ksd403.org. Packets can be found here https://kes.ksd403.org/about/parent-info/registration-packet

3) Fill out a quick information survey and Ms. Jones will give you a phone call asap. Click here to access the https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe9vxGV4nKouwuGNkBiJ6wmW0fnRUJeMJBTu_9XB6pFWXcfnQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

If you have any questions at all, please contact our office at 855-380-8843.

Recent News

Grab and go Meals will be provided for those 0-18 years old at no charge

Welcome to Kinder Roundup

2019-2020 Love an Logic Schedule-Youth Services Mentor Program

2019-2020 Academic Calendar

With the winter weather fast approaching, please view the District's Inclement Weather Procedures for school delay or closure notifications.

Calendar

1 Wed/ Apr

HS Fastpitch AWAY at Warden

3:00 PM

Warden

4 Sat/ Apr

HS Track AWAY at Holder Relays Yakima

10:00 AM

Zaepfel Field Yakima

4 Sat/ Apr

HS Baseball and Fastpitch AWAY at Columbia Burbank

11:00 AM

Columbia

Message from our superintendent Mike Nollan

Continuous Learning

· Like most other industries, public education was not equipped to transform the traditional learning model into something entirely different overnight, but our schools continue to rise to the challenge: delivering meals, providing child care for essential workers, and preparing continuous learning opportunities for students.

· The state expects all school districts to provide continuous learning opportunities for their students during the school closures. District by district, school by school, and even grade by grade, this will look different. Schools will employ a variety of tools for doing this: Phone calls, paper packets, books, workbooks, videoconferencing, online videos, television, online learning platforms, or a combination.

· This is not spring or summer break. Students will continue their learning, in some form, despite school facilities being closed. Parents and families should be prepared to talk their child through what's expected and provide support along the way.

· This continuous learning will look different than what educators, students, and parents are used to. This is an unprecedented moment in our world’s history, and one of the most important things we can do for each other is grant each other grace. Teachers are doing the best they can to meet each student’s unique needs. School and district leaders are working hard to ensure operations, including the provision of meals and child care, as well as payroll for teachers and other school staff, are continuing.

· Students' lives have been upended by this situation. It's important for parents and family members to talk them through what's going on, address their concerns, and make time to continue the conversation. More tips are available from the state education department.

· These times are tough. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chris Reykdal, has a message of support for educators, parents, students, and graduating seniors.

Thank you,

Mike Nollan, Superintendent Kittitas School District

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A Message from State Superintendent Chris Reykdal During the COVID-19 Pandemic