Kindergarten students traveled to Marion Palace Theatre on Monday, October 17th for the live performance of Jacqueline & The Beanstalk. The 45-minute one-woman show features Jacqueline, who does the right thing, even when no one is watching.
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Cadets Sadie Larabee and Patrick Cannode of Kenton High School’s Army JROTC program presented their program and accomplishments to the Kenton City Schools Board of Education Monday night.
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KCS BOE Meeting Agenda for Oct. 14, 2022
Kenton City Schools alums both near and far are encouraged to sign up for an alumni-exclusive email newsletter from the district.
“We plan to communicate via email once a semester to keep Wildcat alumni engaged in the great things we … Read the rest
Firefighters from the Kenton Fire Department visited Kenton Elementary School on Wednesday during fire prevention week. The firefighters talked with students about having a home fire escape plan, a safe meeting place, how to call 9-1-1, and talked about the … Read the rest
Kenton High School Senior Abi Temple entered her senior year wanting to take an activity off her plate as college applications loomed and academics were a focus. Having incredible success on the soccer field and on the stage, Temple decided … Read the rest
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OHP Board Member Representative sought
Kenton City Schools is seeking an individual to serve on the Ohio Hi-Point Career Center Board of Education for a 3 year term of office commencing January 1, 2023.
Must have experience as a CFO, CEO, HR manager or as … Read the rest
Kenton Elementary School is announcing the recipients of it’s monthly leadership award for October. The monthly Leadership Award is based on students displaying attributes that include The Eight Habits as well as positive character traits. This month’s character trait is … Read the rest
Kenton High School’s JROTC and FFA programs received a donation from the … Read the rest
For the first time in 15 years, the Kenton High School JROTC competed in a Raider Competition at the Knox County Career Center in Mt. Vernon. The group finished 12th of 24 teams and took 6th place in the One … Read the rest