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Katonah - Lewisboro School District
Upcoming Events (Click calendar icon for monthly view)
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MPES PTA Meeting/School Start Time Discussion
This meeting will include a discussion about school start times/end times with the Superintendent - ALL parents are welcome to attend.
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KES Science Fair (snow date 2/26)
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John Jay Middle School
Community Meeting Re: School Start Time
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Finance Committee Meeting
BOE Subcommittee
7:30 p.m.
District Office, Conference Room
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KES Strings Concert (rescheduled due to 2/12 snow day)
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BOE Meeting
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Increase Miller Elem School
Superintendent's Coffee
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KES PTO Meeting
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BOE Meeting
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Policy Committee Meeting
BOE Subcommittee
8:45 a.m.
District Office, Conference Room
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Welcome to Katonah Elementary School
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One of the Harlem Wizards played a ball with students in anticipation of their game vs KLSD teachers on March 2. More.
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John Jay High School's A World of Difference club visited KES to talk about diversity.
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The Dog House Project encourages kindergarteners to be inventors, problem-solvers, and collaborators! More.
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Fifth graders take the Motorized Vehicle Challenge! More.
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Fifth graders vs. Faculty Annual Volleyball Game!
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Differences Day builds empathy! More.
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Second graders write rhyming couplets with Ted Scheu, a visiting poet-educator.
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Buddy is the star of many Sharing Assemblies!
Newsworthy
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Book of the Month Club Supports Character Education, School-wide
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Katonah-Lewisboro Shifts to 100% Certified Green Electricity
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Fifth Graders Take the Motorized Vehicle Challenge
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Fifth Graders Introduced to Technical Drawing
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Differences Day Builds Empathy
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Fifth Graders Celebrate American Heroes in the Day Before Thanksgiving Day Parade
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Teachers Focus on Best-Practices and New Methods
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Elementary Schools Continue Partnership With Teachers College
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Laughter and Anticipation Mark the Start of the School Year
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Andrew Selesnick Reaffirms Commitment to KL Learning Commitment
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Message from the Administrators
February 8, 2019
Good afternoon KES Families
It was wonderful to see many of you at this week’s chorus and band concert. The children were so impressive, and it was such a joy listening and watching them make beautiful music together. We have the strings concert to look forward to this upcoming week, Tuesday, February 12 @ 7PM. (Concert Snow Date: Thursday, February 28.)
I am hopeful that you will join us at the PTO General Meeting scheduled for Wednesday, February 13 @ 9:30 AMin the cafeteria. Superintendent, Andrew Selesnick will present and facilitate a discussion on the proposed start/end school day times.
School is closed for Presidents’ Day Weekend, Friday, February 15-Tuesday, February 19. We look forward to seeing the students back at KES on Wednesday, February 20.
Don’t miss our Science Fair when KES scientists present their experiments on the evening of Monday, February 25 (Snow Date: Tuesday, February 26). It’s a fabulous night out for the entire family!
Have a lovely weekend,
Cristy Harris, Principal
BOOK of the MONTH @ KES
Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed is the book for this month.
Classes will participate in many activities related to this book!
Note from the HEALTH OFFICE
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:
- Warm coats
- Long pants
On snowy days in order to play in the snow (including sledding) students will also need:
- snow pants
- Boots
- Hats
- Gloves
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