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Kenmore East to Present 'The Play That Goes Wrong' Nov. 6-8

That play follows Opening Night of an on-stage performance of a murder mystery, where the theatre company encounters numerous mishaps that go from bad to utterly disastrous. Click here for more information.

Kenmore West to Present 'I Never Saw Another Butterfly' Nov. 6-8

The play, by Celeste Raspanti, is based on a book of poetry and drawings made by the children of Terezin, a concentration camp in Nazi Germany. Click here to learn more and to purchase tickets.

Ken-Ton Forward

Guiding the work teachers, support staff, and administrators is "Ken-Ton Forward," the Ken-Ton School District's strategic plan. Learn more at www.ktufsd.org/forward.

Congratulations Class of 2025!

For graduation videos and photographs, visit our Class of 2025 page.

Report a Safety Concern

The Say Something Anonymous Reporting System is a way for anyone to report safety concerns such as potential threats, suspicious activity, bullying, and mental health concerns. Click here to learn more.

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Recognitions

Maria Colon, Hoover Elementary School Teacher Aide

Maria is a great asset to our 8:1A classroom as an aide. Her calm, consistent presence is felt by the students and staff that work in that room. Maria's understanding of the students at Hoover is clear by her support and the growth that they make each year.

Matteo Graves, Kenmore Jr/Sr High School Student

Matteo has become a standout at the Crossroads Academy. He has a great attitude, excellent attendance, and completes his work in a timely fashion. Matteo is always kind and respectful to his peers and the adults in the building. He is quietly leading the way, and demonstrating what it takes to be successful.

Debbie Thielman, Kenmore East High School English Teacher

Debbie teaches the Gr. 9 Honors course and offers AP support to all students. Her work spans out from the English world by helping with the TSI committee, working with the PLCs, and developing Pre-AP material.  Mrs. Thielman continuously provides her students and staff with support and tools, encouraging their future endeavors in this ever-changing world.

Pete Spitler, Lindbergh Elementary School Student

Pete consistently engages in lessons and actively participates in class activities. He shows excellent manners, completes his work on time, and takes full ownership of his learning. Pete's focus, positive attitude, and strong values make him a highly valued and respected member of our third grade class and he exemplifies what it means to be a "Lindbergh Leader".

Carter Sims, Franklin Middle School Student

Carter is always ready with a smile and a hug for anyone who needs it. His laugh is so infectious that it can brighten even the toughest day. He loves chatting with staff about the things he enjoys and sharing his excitement.

Theresa Paterson, Franklin Middle School Clerk Typist

Theresa is a valued member of our school community, arriving each day with a smile and warmly greeting every student. She is always willing to step in, whether it’s helping with scheduling or lending a hand wherever needed.