Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda UFSD
Providing our students with the supports, tools, and diverse opportunities needed to meet the challenges of an ever-changing world
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Board Resolution Supporting Diversity, Inclusion and Equity
The Board of Education expresses its commitment to providing students with equitable access to opportunity, and cultivating and maintaining a learning environment that appreciates diversity and inclusion for all students, especially culturally diverse students who have historically faced discrimination in our nation.
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KW Boys Hockey Wins Section VI Championship in Thrilling Fashion
Congratulations to the Kenmore West Boys Hockey Team which won the Section VI Small Schools Championship in exciting fashion on Saturday, March 27 with a thrilling double-overtime victory over Starpoint at the HarborCenter!
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Report Cards & Tracking Your Child's Academic Progress
You can access your child's report cards and track their academic progress through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal, which you can access on a computer, tablet, or smart phone. You can access Portal and instructions at www.ktufsd.org/ParentPortal.
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UPK Open House: 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, April 21
The Ken-Ton YMCA will be hosting an in-person Open House for the Universal Pre-Kindergarten Program on Wednesday, April 21 from 5-7 p.m. at the Kenmore Middle School UPK Center, 155 Delaware Road, Kenmore.
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2021-22 Budget Information (Vote May 18, 2021)
On Tuesday, May 18, 2021, Ken-Ton School District voters will have the opportunity to vote on a proposed 2021-22 school year budget. Visit www.ktufsd.org/budget for information on the budget and Board of Education candidates.
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New Student Podcast: "Let's Talk Ken-Ton!"
Students at Kenmore East High School have created, produced, hosted, and marketed their very own podcast, "Let's Talk Ken-Ton!" The show centers around updates, events, ways to have fun and stay safe, and much more. Click here to learn more and listen!
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Kindergarten & Universal Pre-Kindergarten Registration
Registration for Kindergarten and Universal Pre-Kindergarten in the Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda School District for all students who will be attending public and non-public schools will begin in January. More information can be found here.
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Ken-Ton Weekly Connection: Superintendent's Weekly Message & Video Update
Stay up-to-date with the Ken-Ton Weekly Connection, a weekly message and video update from Superintendent Sabatino Cimato. View past editions on the web and sign up to receive it in your email inbox each week.
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Parents: Access Free FASFA/TAP Form Assistance & Information
Free assistance for families in filling out the 2021-2022 FASFA and TAP forms is being offered at the Family Support Center. Appointments are available Monday and Wednesday evenings. You can also view a recording of the recent Financial Aid Night.
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Reopening Planning for the 2020-21 School Year
All planning documentation and resources involving the reopening of schools for the 2020-21 school year will be posted to the district website at www.ktufsd.org/reopening, which will be constantly routinely.
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International Baccalaureate (IB) Program
Kenmore East and Kenmore West are two of only four schools in the eight counties of Western New York that offer the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) Program.
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Career Academies
Kenmore East and Kenmore West both offer New York State-certified career and technical education programs through the district's four Career Academies: Pre-Engineering, Computer Networking, Information Technology, and Finance & Enterprise.
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Music Programs
For eight years in a row, Ken-Ton has been among the tiny fraction of the nation's school districts to be designated as a “Best Community for Music Education” by the NAMM Foundation.
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Art Programs
The Ken-Ton School District is widely regarded in the Western New York arts community as having one of the region’s leading K-12 art education program with two art career pathways in the Fine Arts and the Media Arts.
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Big Picture Program
The Big Picture Program, located at the former Kenmore Middle School Building, is a non-traditional high school program and the only one of its kind in Western New York.
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Character Education & Bullying Prevention
Find information on programs and activities taking place in all schools that promote positive behaviors and a safe and supportive school environment, and what you can do to respond to and report bullying.
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New York State Gr. 3-8 Math, ELA & Science Assessment Information
Gr. 3-8 Families: Please review this important information regarding the Gr. 3-8 New York State ELA, Math and Science Assessments.
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KW Boys Hockey Wins Section VI Championship in Thrilling Fashion
Congratulations to the Kenmore West Boys Hockey Team which won the Section VI Small Schools Championship in exciting fashion on Saturday, March 27 with a thrilling double-overtime victory over Starpoint at the HarborCenter!
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KW Librarian Publishes Review in 'School Library Journal'
The nation's premier journal for school library professionals published a review by Mary Kamela, a Library Media Specialist at Kenmore West High School, in its March edition.
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Early Kenmore East Graduate's Dreams Come True
After graduating early in January, Kenmore East alumnus Madison Landseadel is officially entering the U.S. Marine Corps after serving as a Squad Leader in the Delayed Entry Program since July.
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Numerous Students Selected for All-County Ensembles
The Ken-Ton School District congratulates all the students who auditioned and earned a place in the Erie County Music Educators Association (ECMEA) All-County Music Festival ensembles.
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Gennie Vitko Awarded Community Connection Award
Gennie Vitko has been actively involved in the leadership of numerous groups including parent/teacher organizations and booster clubs at several different schools.
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3 KE Students Among Regional Art Competition Winners
Three Kenmore East High School art students (Devon Cudmore, Jade Valkwitch and Rowan Williams) were among the winners in the recent 2021 Scholastic Art and Writing Regional Contest.
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2021-22 Budget Information (Vote May 18, 2021)
On Tuesday, May 18, voters will have the opportunity to vote on a proposed 2021-22 school year budget. Visit www.ktufsd.org/budget for information on the budget and Board of Education candidates.
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Dr. Ramona Santa Maria Awarded Community Connection Award
Dr. Ramona Santa Maria is a professor at Buffalo State College who has been actively involved in the development of our high school Career Academies and fostering a college-bound culture.
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New Student Podcast: "Let's Talk Ken-Ton!"
Students at Kenmore East High School have created, produced, hosted, and marketed their very own podcast, "Let's Talk Ken-Ton!" Click here to learn more and listen!
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Superintendent Cimato Letter for Incoming Kindergarten Families
Click here for a letter from Superintendent Cimato for the parents/guardians of all incoming kindergarten students.
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Rachel Vitko, Kenmore East High School Student
"Rachel sets the bar high and with magnetic force and pulls everyone else along for the ride, with no hint of arrogance or affectation. She leads with empathy and humility, naturally encouraging those around while pushing herself outside her comfort zone."
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Julie Miller, Kenmore East High School Nurse
"During this challenging school year Julie has been asked to go above and beyond what a school nurse usually has to do, and of course she has always performed her job perfectly without complaint."
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Jay Robbins, Kenmore East High School Teacher
"Besides being an outstanding educator in the field of physical education, Coach Robbins has dedicated his life working with student athletes: he has a total of 34 years coaching, 31 at Kenmore East."
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Sean Hamilton, Franklin Middle School Student
"Sean is an exemplary student and active participant in classes. He turns in his work on time, is appropriately sociable and cares for his peers."
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Ruthanne Daly, Franklin Middle School Teacher
"She works so hard to make her lessons engaging and interactive. She is patient with struggling learners and gives challenges for those who excel."
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Diane Weil, Franklin Middle School Nurse
"Her job and duties during reopening and the day to day activities have increased exponentially and she has been the backbone of our building helping us all get through it."
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Kaitlyn Forpahl, Lindbergh Elementary School Student
"Whether it is in the physical classroom or logging on from home, Kaitlyn is engaged, responsible, hardworking, kind and encouraging to her classmates, and just generally a positive person."
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James Holden, Lindbergh Elementary School Music Teacher
"Jamie is creative, dedicated, innovative, kind, and an exemplary role model of good character and kindness for the students."
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Jennifer Peters, Lindbergh Elementary School Nurse
"Mrs. Jennifer Peters, Lindbergh’s school nurse, is a caring and dedicated person who has helped many staff members, families, and children to stay safe and healthy each year especially during this pandemic."
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Gabriella Dillion, Holmes Elementary School Student
"Gabby is a kind, caring, and hardworking student. She embodies what it means to be a Holmes Eagle as she is always smiling, positive, polite and extremely respectful."
