Good morning, below is information that was approved in our January, Board Of Education meeting that is important for those involved in athletics.
Approved August 3, 2024 - August 11, 2024, as the summertime “dead period” for all MSHSAA-sponsored activities, with the first possible practice date of August 12, 2024.
Good afternoon, the Kennett #39 School District will not have afterschool tutoring today as there is potential for inclement weather this evening.
Due to the conditions of the secondary roads, Kennett #39 School District will be closed on Wednesday, January 17, 2024. This will be an AMI day, and you will receive further instructions from your building principal regarding the AMI process.
Dr. Wilson
Need a warm place to go during these frigid temperatures? Please spread the word to friends, family, and neighbors, especially those who may need assistance.
Kennett Safehaven
📍 Location: 1201 Ely Street, Kennett
📞 Contact: (573) 717-0166 for more information
Taking care of your mind is really important, especially for students. Here's a simple guide on how to find help for your student's mental health.
Tonight's High School Girls' basketball game at Malden has been canceled. We will let
you know when it is rescheduled.
Setting goals for a happier mind! Let's make resolutions for positive mental health together! Share your ideas and let's support each other on this journey to feeling good inside!
Happy Holidays from Kennett Public Schools and Project AWARE!
Kennett Public Shools is thankful to have Jennifer Bader, APRN, FNP-BC, as part of our School Based Health Clinic team. Our partnership with FCC Primary Care is an excellent resource for our staff and students especially with Jennifer as part of the team. (pictured with Jennifer are school nurses : Amy Crawford and Tiffani Casper)
Time to celebrate! Tiffani Casper, RN, BSN, recently completed and passed the exam to be recognized as a National Certified School Nurse. Tiffani is now one of 174 school nurses in Missouri who have this level of certification. Congratulations Tiffani!
Kennett Public Schools will be dismissed for teacher professional development on Monday, October 30, 2023. Schools will be back in session on Tuesday, October 31, 2023, at the regular time.
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Each year, schools in Missouri are required to participate in emergency evacuations from a school bus. The Kennett School District students, teachers, and staff did a great job today practicing this drill.
Kennett #39 School District will dismiss at 12:25 for Parent Teacher Conferences on Thursday, October 19, 2023. Said conferences will occur from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at each campus location. Additionally, school will not be in session on Friday, October 20, 2023.
Thanks to everyone for a successful Open House/Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the KCTC Culinary Arts Program.
Thanks to Mike Parnell with MSBA for delivering the 22-23 MSBA P-Card rebate check in the amount of $15,473 to KSD #39!
PAT Information: The Book Fair is open! There are so many great books to choose from!
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Jenna Hawkins, Pharm D, administers a flu vaccine to Tiffani Casper, RN, BSN, at school. Several staff members took advantage of FCC and SEMO Drug providing the vaccines for school staff. We appreciate FCC and SEMO Drug for being such great partners.
Thank you Ragan Harris and Ayana Stringfellow! Your expertise was key for our Preventive Services Program (PSP) program to be a success. We were pleased to have the services of two Registered Dental Hygenists, Ragan Harris, RDH, and Ayana Stringfellow, RDH, who volunteered with our PSP and screened over 800 students in Grades K-6 this past month. Kennett School District is fortunate to have Registered Dental Hygienists who are dedicated to improving the dental health of all children. The Missouri PSP program relies on volunteer RDHs and dentists from across the state to provide school dental screenings for students with a signed consent. PSP is dedicated to improving healthy mouths for all Missouri Children through education and preventive services. The goal of the PSP is to have qualified dental providers screen Missouri Children’s oral health and help provide a public health intervention like fluoride varnish. Tooth decay is one of the most common chronic diseases of childhood. Untreated tooth decay can cause pain and infections that may lead to problems with eating, speaking, playing, and learning. Oral Health is an important part of general health. The good news is that tooth decay is preventable. Fluoride varnish can prevent about one-third (33%) of cavities in the primary (baby) teeth.
