Join Project AWARE in recognizing National Suicide Prevention Week by trying these activities with your family. If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org No Judgement, Just Help!
KHS Cross Country had its first meet of the season today at Dexter. Crafton Binkard finished 18.52 placing 20th as a Freshman in his first Varsity Cross Country Meet @ Dexter Invitational. Twelve schools completed today with 94 boy Varsity runners.
Congratulations KHS
🧡 September is National Suicide Prevention Month 🧡
This month, we are talking about mental health and why it’s important to ask for help when you need it. If you or someone you know is feeling sad or alone, you are not alone.
Let’s be kind and take care of each other.
KSD #39 will not be in session on Monday, September 2, in observance of Labor Day.
KSD #39 Parents/Guardians
We wish our newest Mothers (Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Casper, Mrs. Haynes, and Mrs. Hamlett) a great first week back and welcome our newest Indians to our Tribe. We hope everyone has had a great first week of school at KSD #39! Getting Better Every Day
The annual Kennett Rotary Club Bill Martin Gatorade Game will be held on Thursday, August 22, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.
A big THANK YOU to the FCC Primary Care SBHC for providing 55 free sports physicals at our last clinic day! We appreciate everything they do to help support our students! If your student still needs a free physical please call the SBHC at 573-717-1120 ext 1510 to schedule an appointment.
All smiles today at the Kennett #39 School District. We hope everyone else had a great day as well and will see you all tomorrow!
KSD 39 Parents/Guardians Please click on the link below to view the bus routes for the 2024-2025 school year. We ask that you please be patient as the exact times may vary this first week with new additions to the routes. Our drivers number one priority are to get your children home safe and we will work extremely hard to stay on track. We look forward to an EXCELLENT school year! https://drive.google.com/file/d/19ruqXEjPCKV2SNYIj1E7C3SHomLSBzWe/view?usp=sharing
The Kennett School District faculty and staff also participated in "stop the bleed" training today. A big thank you to Nurse Christi Roberts, Tyler Roberts and our local first responders. This was a valuable training that could help save lives.
In accordance with Missouri statutes, all schools in Missouri are required to complete annual active shooter training. The faculty and staff of Kennett School District participated in this training today. Thank you to Shield Solutions for an in depth and very informative training. Also, a big thank you to the Kennett Police department, Dunklin County Sheriffs department and the Dunklin County Juvenile Office who was also in attendance for the training. School safety is always a top priority and we are thankful for the community support.
Empowering our team with life-saving skills! 💪🫀Our dedicated staff completed CPR training today, ensuring we’re ready to keep our school community safe.
When leadership steps up, everyone wins! 💪 Watch as our school administration leads by example, mastering CPR skills to keep our community and school safe. 🫀 #LeadingByExample #CPRHeroes #SafetyFirst
The Kennett #39 School District is proud to celebrate Mrs. Brown this evening during the Southeast Missouri Teacher of the Year Banquet. Getting Better Everyday!
2024-2025 School Calendar
The FCC School Health Clinic is offering FREE Sports Physicals August 14, 9am-4pm. Physicals are required every 2 years for students participating in athletics and band.
It's time to update your PRIVIT account for the new school year!!
We are so fortunate that our District supports professional development. Twenty-five teachers and administrators were able to attend the PLC at Work Institute in Little Rock, AR this week. Getting Better Every Day!
Our school based health clinic is open this summer. Call for an appointment: 573-717-1120 ext 1510.
