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Returning to School After a Long and Interesting Turn at Remote Learning

Read the latest message from Principal Abernathy.

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Become a Substitute

Are you interested in helping our students and earning money working the same hours as your child(ren) during the school day? We have immediate openings for substitute teachers, paraeducators, and clerical staff.

Learn more about the requirements and apply to join Team KSD as a substitute today!

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Glenridge is a Title I School

Visit the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) website for a library of downloadable publications to learn more about how Title I works.

We recommend reviewing "What is Title I, Part A?" and "Parents Right to be Informed." Both documents are available in many languages.

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Update Student Information via Skyward Family Access

Families will need to annually validate their demographic information and update annual forms through Skyward Family Access. These forms will be available starting today and will be accepting submissions until May 23.

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COVID-19 Update: May 2022

As we look to finish the school year strong, at this time there will be no changes to the current COVID-19 mitigation strategies.

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Kent School Board & Superintendent Thank Our Teachers

"We Appreciate You!" Our KSD Board of Directors and Superintendent share a few words for Teacher Appreciation Week.

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Sharing Appreciation for our KSD Teachers

In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, KSD Senior Anna Huynh thanks some of her favorite teachers and encourages our community to do the same!

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Vela's Voice: April 2022

In this video, hear a message from the newly selected superintendent of the Kent School District about Finishing Strong, Starting Strong, and Staying Strong.

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Celebrating School Library Month

April is School Library Month and we're celebrating school librarians in KSD. This is Sheena Keiser, librarian at Fairwood Elementary and in this article she discusses how she taught fourth-grade students how to source information and fact check.

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