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Honesty
Honesty is always the best policy, even when it's not the trend.
- Sean Covey
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Upcoming
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Fri, Nov. 1
Sat, Nov. 3
Daylight Savings Time ends, set clocks back 1 hour
Tues, Nov. 5
ELECTION DAY
Wed, Nov. 6
KIS 4th Grade Breakfast and Books, 7:15am
Market Day pick-up, KHS, Cafeteria, 5-6pm
Thur, Nov 7
KIS 5th Grade Breakfast and Books, 7:15am
Fri, Nov. 8
8th Grade EXPLORE Test
Wear Bomber Blue!
Mon, Nov. 11
VETERANS DAY
TES 3rd Grade Music & Veterans' Program
Tues, Nov. 12
KHS Fall Athletic Awards, KHS, Gym, 7pm
Wed, Nov. 13
PLAN Test, KHS, Gym
Thur, Nov. 14
S'MORE Reception, KHS, 6pm
Fri, Nov. 15
KHS Fall Play, Acts of God, Auditorium, 7pm
Wear Bomber Blue!
Sat, Nov. 16
KHS Fall Play, Acts of God, Auditorium, 7pm
Sun, Nov. 17
KHS Fall Play, Acts of God, Auditorium, 2pm
Mon, Nov. 18
Board of Education Meeting, TES, Multi-Purpose Room, 7pm
Thur, Nov. 21
KMS Conferences, 3-7pm
Fri, Nov. 22
NHS Variety Show, KHS, Auditorium, 7pm
Wear Bomber Blue!
Wed, Nov. 27
CONFERENCE BREAK, NO SCHOOL
Thur, Nov. 28 THANKSGIVING HANUKKAH Fri, Nov. 29 NO SCHOOL
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ELECTION DAY
Tuesday
November 5

Questions or Results
Geauga County
Board of Elections
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Open Enrollment at Kenston
The 2013/14 school year is the first time that Kenston has accepted students through Open Enrollment. Previously, staff members' children were able to attend Kenston through a Tuition Waiver program. In the transition from Tuition Waiver to Open Enrollment 25 of the 31 students were already enrolled at Kenston. These thirty-one students in grades K-12 generate $176,700 in additional revenue for the district. The student's home district is billed $5,700 for each student enrolled in our schools. Students moving into the district do not generate any additional funds.
After projecting grade level enrollment and class sizes, the following guidelines were used to select incoming students:
1st Priority: Students already enrolled in the Kenston Schools.
2nd Priority: Students who already have siblings enrolled in the Kenston Schools.
3rd Priority: Students who have parents who are the most senior certified employees in the Kenston Schools.
4th Priority: Selection by lottery.
The policy will be reviewed annually prior to June 1. Board action will set capacity limits by grade level, school building and educational program. Students accepted into open enrollment the previous year will be given priority when determining who shall be allowed to enroll.
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Creating Exceptional Character
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Kenston High School's Creating Exceptional Character (CEC) Club kicked off the Holiday Season with Pumpkin Carving. CEC helps students with special needs to become more involved with typical student peers by doing activities like pumpkin carving, Thanksgiving dinners, art night, Valentine's Day parties, summer clubs, visiting local elementary schools, and sending boxed gifts to soldiers. These activities improve the relationships between typical and special needs students.
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5th Grade STEM Day Video
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5th Graders at Kenston Intermediate School enjoyed exploring a variety of topics related to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) that were integrated across the disciplines. Click on the Video above or this link for the HD video. Note: It was Crazy Hat Day at KIS.
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Fall Sports Wrap Up
CVC Champs
Girls Golf
Boys Cross Country
CVC and District Champs
Volleyball
Individual Honors
Regional Qualifier
Tyler Lance - Cross Country
District Qualifiers
Kendall Althans/Kathleen Swanson - Tennis
Dillion Yost/Sarah Wilkes - Tennis
Tasha Birze - Tennis
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Cheer the Football Team on tonight against Aurora.
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Going for the Gold - Excellence in PE
 Kenston's Timmons Elementary School and Kenston Intermediate School have been awarded Gold Level recognition from the Ohio Gold, Excellence in Physical Education program. This is the third year in a row that Kenston Intermediate School has received this honor from the Ohio Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (OAHPRED). Physical Education teachers submitted curricular materials including lesson plans and a detailed questionnaire to be considered for the award. Only three school buildings statewide received this recognition. Physical Education teachers, Jon Hall, Kathy Hryb and Chris Maistros will be honored at the Annual Conference in December.
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Snow/Calamity Day Phone Calls
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Beginning with the next Calamity Day, automated calls will go out to all phone numbers on file, both land lines and cell phones, for both staff and students. Also, School Closing information is available on any TV station or by calling the District Hotline at 440-564-2134 for up-to-date information.
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