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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We need bus drivers! Up to $1,000 signing bonus. Click here for details.
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NEW: The Safe School Helpline (visit www.ktufsd.org/safeschool for more information)
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Kenmore East and Kenmore West 2024-25 Curriculum Handbooks
Here, you will find the Kenmore East and Kenmore West 2024-25 Curriculum Handbook, which has information on academic offerings, course listings, diploma requirements, and much more.
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Substitute Teachers Are in High Demand!
With substitute teachers in such high demand across the country, the Ken-Ton School District is positioning itself to be among the most attractive destinations for anyone interested in becoming a substitute teacher. Click here to learn more!
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Ken-Ton Families Now Eligible for Discounts on Internet Service
Now that all schools are designated through the CEP program, all Ken-Ton School District families are eligible for discounts on broadband service and other benefits through the federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP).
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Erie County Launches New Mental Health Resource App for Families
Erie Path is Erie County's new smartphone app that helps parents and caregivers address the mental and behavioral health challenges faced by children and adolescents. Click here to learn more.
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Kenmore Middle is Now Kenmore Junior/Senior High
The historic school building at 155 Delaware Road is no longer Kenmore Middle School. It is now Kenmore Junior/Senior High School, and the 2023-24 school year will mark it's return as an independent school.
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Here Comes the Bus (Track Your Child's Bus)
The Ken-Ton School District is pleased to begin offering Here Comes the Bus. This tool uses GPS technology installed on school buses to provide families with the location of their child's bus on a map, arrival times, and push/email notifications when the bus is near.
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It's Time to Register for UPK & Kindergarten!
Now is the time for families to register for Universal Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten programs for the 2023-24 school year. We are delighted to welcome the newest members of our learning community to our schools!
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2022-23 District Comprehensive Improvement Plan (DCIP)
The District Comprehensive Improvement Plan (DCIP) for the 2022-23 school year is aligned with the Ken-Ton Forward. The DCIP represents a 1-year action plan to bring the Ken-Ton Forward to life.
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Support Staff Are In High Demand!
Ken-Ton is making it more attractive than ever before to pursue a career as a support staff member. These jobs are perfect for anyone interested in part-time or full-time work, especially those looking for a family-friendly schedule. Click the link for more information!
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American Rescue Plan (ARP)
New York State has been allocated nearly $9 billion in American Rescue Plan (ARP) Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds. Click the link for information on Ken-Ton's ARP plan.
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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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Ken-Ton Gives Back During 2023 Holiday Season
The Ken-Ton School District is in the giving spirit this holiday season, and we’re so proud of everything our students & staff are doing to make sure the holidays are joyous for everyone.
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Weekly Spotlight: Kenmore West Student Marlin Gary
Throughout the school year, we're recognizing outstanding students, teachers, and support staff across our district. This week, we recognize Kenmore West student Marlin Gary.
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December's Farm to School Focuses on Root Vegetables
The Ken-Ton Farm to School program is all about root vegetables in the month of December and features a take-home opportunity for all 4th grade students!
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Ken-Ton Music Teacher Named Chorus Master
Patrick Towey, a music teacher at both Kenmore East and Kenmore West, has been chosen as chorus master for Buffalo Opera Unlimited's upcoming production of "La Bohème".
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Lindbergh, Franklin Elementary Win Dairy Association Contest
Lindbergh and Franklin Elementary Schools are being recognized by the American Dairy Association North East, thanks in part to their participation in a month-long promotion.
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Franklin Middle Student Awarded State Senate Liberty Medal
Franklin Middle School 6th grader, Jayden Gersitz, was recently presented the State Senate Liberty Medal for his quick thinking during a medical situation this past spring.
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Weekly Spotlight: Franklin Middle Teacher Lisa Valle
Throughout the school year, we're recognizing outstanding students, teachers, and support staff across our district. This week, we recognize two individuals including Franklin Middle science teacher Lisa Valle.
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Weekly Spotlight: Holmes Elementary Student DeAvonnae Gray
Throughout the school year, we're recognizing outstanding students, teachers, and support staff across our district. This week, we recognize two individuals including Holmes Elementary student DeAvonnae Gray.
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Big Picture Students Lead Burchfield Penney Art Gallery Tours
Throughout the months of September and October, Big Picture’s eighth-grade students had the opportunity to participate in the Burchfield Penney Art Center’s Junior Docent Program.
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Ken-East Hall of Distinction Seeking Nominations
Kenmore East High School and the Kenmore East High School Alumni Association are pleased to announce that nominations are now being accepted for its Hall of Distinction.
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Naming Committee Proposals
Two community proposals have been recommended by the Ken-Ton School District Naming Committee and will now be subject to a 30-day public comment period.
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Ani Cefalu, Lindbergh Elementary School Student
"Ani has such a special ability to connect with others, and make them feel appreciated. She is always there to lend a helping hand to anyone in need."
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Patricia Butkowski, Lindbergh Elementary School Clerk Typist
Trish is also helpful and always willing to assist students, staff, and families regardless of whether a request is routine or out of the ordinary. We couldn't imagine life at Lindbergh without her.
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Lisa Mitchell, Lindbergh Elementary School Teacher
"Lisa is always looking out for the students' best interests. She treats her students with such respect and care and they give it right back to her."
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Morgan Niro, Edison Elementary School Student
“Morgan works hard and asks for help because she always wants to do her best. Morgan greets her teachers every day with a hug and a big grin."
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Susan Patterson, Edison Elementary School Teacher Aide
"Susan is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to curriculum and instruction. She often works with struggling readers and helps close gaps using research-based strategies or programs."
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Brian Frank, Edison Elementary School Teacher
"He serves on several committees in the building, he is always present at arrival or dismissal to greet students or send them off for the day, and he is always willing to attend meetings regarding students that he works with in order to be a direct link with the families."
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Alex Bianchi, Franklin Elementary School Teacher
"Alex Bianchi is truly an amazing asset to Franklin Elementary. He is enthusiastic, hard-working, caring, easy to work with, willing to try new things, and always puts the students first."
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Kathy Bumbalo, Franklin Elementary School Library Aide
"Our school library would not function without her – she is willing to try anything and help in any way she can to make sure that the students feel welcome and enjoy the library."
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Lillian Atherton, Franklin Elementary School Student
" We love the fact that she is always respectful, responsible, and safe. Additionally, Lily is kind, thoughtful, and a hard worker – a true pleasure to have in class."
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August 2023 Department Recognitions
For the August 8th meeting, we asked each district department to identify one outstanding member of its staff to be celebrated for their work. These individuals represent the incredible work that takes place behind the scenes that has a tremendous impact on our students.
