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Sparta Schools lead Toys for Tots School Campaign

Sparta Schools lead Toys for Tots School Campaign

Right now it appears that Sparta Schools are leaving all others in the dust with their Toys for Tots collection. As of today, they have collected 1302 toys for less fortunate children in our areas.

I spoke with Kim in the Principal's office and asked her if there was an incentive, with the large abundance of toys they have collected to date and she said Sparta School students have always given their all during the Toys for Tots campaign. The only thing she could think of was that the reward for kids collecting the most for their class, is that they are rewarded with hot chocolate and donuts. Well deserved reward for such good deeds.

 

KHHS - From the Principal...

KHHS - From the Principal...

From: http://khps.org

Parents:

Thank you for the outstanding attendance at Parent-Teacher Conferences. Over 76% of our students had a parent attend conferences on their behalf. You are a vital component of a successful student experience for your children, and your attendance at Conferences is just one of many ways that you demonstrate your support.

We have begun using the Daily Bulletin feature in PowerSchool. It is located on the left-hand menu once you log in. Please click on this to see announcements from the school.

We will be holding a Middle College parent meeting in the PAC here at the high school on Monday, December 17, 2012, at 6:00 p.m. I would encourage parents of sophomores (or other grade level students) who are interested in learning more about the Middle College program to attend.

As always, let me know if you have any questions. Have a great day-

KHPS Parent Forum

KHPS Parent Forum

From: http://khps.org/

Monday, November 26, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m., Kenowa Hills High School Performing Arts Center

We seek your input on some important topics including:
- What would the ideal school look like?
- What does having a quality school mean to you?
- How do you envision the school district in five years?

Please join us in our shared vision process as the education community speaks as one voice. Door prizes will be awarded! Light refreshments will be available.

The KHHS Fine Arts Department presents 'And Then They Came for Me'

The KHHS Fine Arts Department presents 'And Then They Came for Me'

November 15-17, 7:30pm, Kenowa Hills Performing Arts Center

And Then They Came for Me: Remembering the World of Anne Frank is a multimedia play that weaves videotaped interviews of Holocaust survivors, Eva Schloss and Ed Silverberg, with live actors, recreating scenes from World War II. Part oral history, part action, part direct address, part remembrance, this play has been acclaimed by audiences and critics in productions worldwide.

Tickets are $6.00 in advance and $7.00 at the door.

Advance tickets may be picked up at the door starting 1 hour before show time. Please call 784-2400 ext. 3424 or email theater@khps.org with questions.

Subject matter may not be appropriate for children. Parental discretion is advised.

Fall Conferences at Kenowa Hills High School

Fall Conferences at Kenowa Hills High School

Kenowa Hills High School Fall Parent – Teacher Conferences are scheduled from 4-8:30pm on both Thursday, November 1st and Monday, November 5th this year.

All conferences are on a walk-in basis, according to Principal, Katie Pennington. Parents are to check in at the Commons where they may pick up a schedule for their son or daughter.  Teachers will be seated alphabetically in this area and are available as they become available.

Lead, Connect, Serve - INTERACT

Lead, Connect, Serve - INTERACT

Students at Kenowa Hills High School who have been involved in community service projects voted today to affilliate with Interact, Rotary International's service club for young people 14-18.  The club is sponsored by the Comstock Park Rotary which will offer support and guidance.

Last year, under the guidance of  Mrs.Laura Fair, students involved in community service were part of a group known as TOG (The Opportunity Group).  The group is excited about affilliating with Interact and is looking forward to associating with other clubs.  One of the projects already planned for this fall is mentoring to students at Alpine Elementary School, in particular to those students to whom English is not their first language.  Several fundraisers are also...

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Students to participate in 2nd annual Walk-A-Thon

All 706 students at Walker Charter Academy will participate in the 2nd Annual Walk-A-Thon on school grounds, Friday at 9 a.m. The purpose of the event is to promote health and fitness to all the students. Students will walk a designated path around the school, promoting fitness amongst themselves, teachers and parents.

Students were encouraged to collect donations for their participation, as a way to support Walker Charter Academy. Parents are also able to show their support during the walk-a-thon through their attendance and cheering their children on.