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2019 Summer Sports Training Camp
Information on the 2019 Competitive Edge Sports Performance Training Camp for Ken-Ton School District students (incoming 7th through 12th graders) can be found here. This program is free for Ken-Ton School District athletes.
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Exciting Activities & Opportunities at Holmes Elementary
Holmes Elementary School students recently enjoyed an Olive Garden lunch, a special poetry café, Purple Day to raise awareness for epilepsy, new tennis equipment, and a visit by the Buffalo Bandits.
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Student Voice Rally, New After-School Club & NCMEC at Hoover
Hoover Elementary recently hosted a Flipgrid Student Voice Rally, a National Center for Missing and Exploited Children assembly, and a new after-school club dedicated to fostering a sense of community in the school.
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Elementary Students Cheer On Ken-West Class of 2019
Graduating seniors from the Kenmore West Class of 2019 walked the halls of Hoover, Lindbergh and Holmes Elementary as students and staff cheered them on.
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Delegation from IB School in China Visit Kenmore West
Representatives from an elementary and secondary International Baccalaureate (IB) school in China visited Kenmore West High School to learn more about its own IB program.
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Ken-Ton Superintendent Wins WNYESC Award for Excellence
On May 1, Superintendent Stephen Bovino was the recipient of the Western New York Educational Service Council (WNYESC) Award for Excellence in the Superintendent category.
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26 Student Athletes Sign Intent to Compete in College
A total of 26 outstanding student athletes in the Ken-Ton School District from 16 different boys and girls varsity teams were honored for signing their intent to compete at the college level.
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Student Board Reps Tackle Issue of Teen Vaping
WGRZ Channel 2 recently featured the efforts of the Ken-Ton School District's student representatives on the Board of Education, McKinley Falkowski and Laura D'Aquino, to identify ways to combat teen vaping.
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Ken-West Student to Represent NYS at Student Medical Congress
Patrick Mohr, a junior at Kenmore West High School, will represent New York State as a delegate to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Lowell, MA in June.
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KW Senior a Semi-Finalist at National Shakespeare Competition
Kenmore West High School student Joshua Sinclair, a student of Kenmore West theater teacher Diana Gruninger, was a semi-finalist at the 36th Annual National Shakespeare Competition in New York City.
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2 KW Students Place in Top 3 at NYS SkillsUSA Competition
Congratulations to two Kenmore West High School students who placed in the top three at the New York State SkillsUSA competition on April 26.
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KE Students Participate in Buffalo News Kids Day
Kenmore East students took part in the recent Buffalo News Kids Day, selling special editions of the newspaper for Oishei's Children's Hospital.
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CLASS Students Participate in 1st Local 'Invention Convention'
Fourth-grade students in the Ken-Ton School District CLASS Program participated in their first local Invention Convention with more than 65 different concepts tackling a variety of real-world problems.
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Kenmore East Donates $3,000 to Kids Escaping Drugs
Kenmore East High School raised an impressive $3,000 for Kids Escaping Drugs through this year’s Join the Winners effort.
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FMS Students Celebrate Earth Day With 700 Balsam Fir Trees
Franklin Middle School teachers Mary Ricotta and Michael Fiels and the PTA celebrated Earth Day on April 18 with 700 balsam fir trees given to students to be planted.
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Excellent Manners & $12K Jumping Rope at Lindbergh
Students at Lindbergh Elementary recently took part in a "March Madness" manners contest, and then raised more than $12,000 for the American Heart Association through Jump Rope for Heart.
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Art Supplies Sought for Children's Hospital Art Initiative
As part of a year-long district-wide art initiative, the Art Department is collecting donations of art supplies to accompany coloring booklets for patients at Children's Hospital.
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