Between 5:30 and 7:00 am on Friday, November 16th, we will be testing some new emergency equipment at John Jay High and John Jay Middle Schools. If you see or hear evidence of an emergency test, please disregard. Thank you.
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BOE Subcommittee
8:45 a.m.
District Office, Conference Room
Buddy visited the October Sharing Assembly!
The writers paraded to "We Are the Champions" playing over the PA system.
Red wristbands connect the school theme, PAWS for Kindness, with healthy choices. Thank you, KES PTO.
All students met with the Katonah Fire Department during Fire Safety Week.
Katonah Elementary students participate in International Walk and Bike to School Day! MORE.
Fifth Graders visit PNWBOCES Challenge Course and learn about teamwork!
Dear KES Parents,
You are invited to attend a KES Teacher Panel on WEDNESDAY, November 14 at 7pm at the KES PTO Meeting being held in the gymnasium.
Social Media Awareness, Digital Footprint, Digital Citizenship…
These were the top-rated topics you said you wanted to know more about in the COMPACT Survey sent out last year. We have developed a program to address all the questions you had and more:
A Panel of KES Teachers will feature for this Special Program and will be joined by Jeanne Hand, KES Library Media Specialist and Chris Nelson, KLSD Director of Technology, to educate us on these important topics. The KES COMPACT Committee and KES PTO sponsor this program:
COMPACT: Sarah Becker, Lorrie Egan, Lisa Ferrauto, Cristy Harris, Christine Hurson, Precious Knudsen and Geneve Patterson
PTO Teacher Representatives: Lynn Garofolo and Kim Buckley
We hope to see you there!
It is that chilly time of year again!
Let us quickly review our school rules for recess attire. As stated in the family handbook, please be sure your child comes to school in clothing that is appropriate for outdoor play.
If the temperature including the wind chill is below forty degrees, students should be prepared to play outside wearing the following:
On snowy days in order to play in the snow (including sledding) students will also need:
Please be aware that if a student is not dressed appropriately, he or she will be unable to attend outdoor activities (including recess). If the temperature including the wind chill falls below twenty degrees, the students will stay inside for recess. Dr. Louis A. Corsaro, the school district physician, has also advised us in these matters.
Thank you for preparing your child with appropriate outdoor attire
