Celebrating the Class of 2021

April 2021

Kennett Education Foundation and Kennett High School Teachers Deliver Lawn Signs to Seniors

In the hours just after school on Thursday, April 22, over 20 Kennett High School teachers and administrators along with members of the Kennett Education Foundation (KEF) placed signs on the lawns of all 319 members of KHS’s 130th graduating class, the class of 2021. These volunteers drove district bus routes, planting the signs at the homes of seniors.

For the second year, the signs were funded by a generous donation from KEF. Lettered in Kennett blue and white, of course, and featuring the Kennett “K” logo and a graduation cap, each sign proudly proclaims Kennett Education Foundation Congratulates the Class of 2021. The reverse side of the sign offers the same good wishes in Spanish.

KEF printed a total of 400 signs, with plans to place the additional 81 signs at the high school itself, all of the district elementary schools, the middle school, the Y, the Garage, and other businesses and locations around town, so residents are reminded of the important goal attained by KHS seniors. And, the graduates can see tangible proof of the pride of the entire Kennett community in their achievement.

Alison Biloon, current KEF president, was excited that the organization once again sponsored the congratulatory signs for the graduating class.

“These 14 months have been like no other, and KHS seniors deserve to be recognized for their efforts and perseverance throughout virtual, hybrid, and in-person learning. We know they missed some milestones, and we hope this small gesture helps remind the seniors of the support from the district and the community,” said Biloon.

KEF board members worked in partnership with the high school, specifically senior class advisor Mrs. Peggy Hughes, on the project. Hughes was tasked with organizing the distribution of the signs and recruiting volunteers.

“When I asked the staff for help, the response was overwhelming. Our seniors are so loved, and the sign planting was a fun way to recognize them and all of their hard work,” she shared.

Kennett High School principal Dr. Jeremy Hritz added, “For the second year in a row, our seniors have been negatively impacted by COVID, and in an effort to ensure they understand how important they are to us, celebrating their imminent accomplishment with the yard signs is a way for us to do just that. We are tremendously grateful for the KEF making this effort possible!”

Students are encouraged to pose with their families in front of their sign and Tweet their photos @KCSDKennettHS.

Congratulations to Kennett High School’s Class of 2021!

Press Release prepared by Christine Wilson, Publicity Chair on April 27, 2021

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Kennett High School Inducts National Honor Society Members

April 2021

The Kennett High School Blue and White Chapter of the National Honor Society welcomed both the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 inductees at a ceremony and reception on April 7, 2021. The weather cooperated beautifully for the event held at the high school’s football stadium. KHS NHS Induction

Chapter adviser Dr. Alicia Tamargo opened the program, welcoming students and guests to the first in-person, non-athletic event of the 2020-2021 school year. Outgoing NHS historian senior Ryan Myers then introduced the other four National Honor Society officers from the Class of 2021 who delivered speeches highlighting the Cardinal Objectives, the qualities expected of members: Sara Pizzini addressed character; Evan Sharp spoke about scholarship; Henry Sedano focused on leadership; and Jack Ryan emphasized the idea of service.

Next, Mr. Duane Kotz, Assistant Principal, called the role of the senior candidates. With the closure of school last year, NHS Induction was one of the many milestone events cancelled in the spring, so senior candidates never had the opportunity to participate in an official celebration.

These students would have been inducted at the 2020 ceremony: Amy Bates, Joseph Bertz, Maxwell Beveridge, Paige Brown, Cory Burns, James Burns, Cheyenne Camacho, Franlleli Castillo-Salinas, Alexis Cicconi, Carly Cicconi, Caroline Cofran, Lauren Cohen, Marlen Cordova-Pedroza, Vincent Cresci, Julia Dahms, Meredith Davies, Aldys Davis, David Diokno, Charles Ebaugh, Anis Estrada-Aguilar, Isabella Ferranto, Colette Franck, Lillian Goodwin, Shannon Gouge, Mia Gruce, Griffin Haas, Jennifer Hanson, Chase Harris, Evan Hartmann, Taylor Heimann, Emma Henderson, Jaqueline Hernandez Martinez, Alondra Herrera-Esquivel, Ashley Hoernig, Sarah Hoppenjans, Richard Hughson, Luke Jeffery, Rio King, William Kleman, Meghan Kohler, Julia Kosara, Andrew Kuffel, Kiley Larkin, Sydney Lillard, Lauren Markle, Hailey Maurer, Gavin Maxwell, Sydney McCracken, Katherine Minella, Ryan Myers, Spencer Pannhorst, William Parnell, Nicholas Patterson, Julian Pena, Hanna Pirestani, Sara Pizzini, Zara Quraishi, Jenna Robertson, Jack Ryan, Sara Sabo, Madison Sallurday, Emma Schmidt, Emma Schwarz, Catherine Seamon, Henry Sedano, Alexandra Seel, Evan Sharp, Daniel Shen, Swithin Shortlidge, Haylie Silbernagel, Logan Skross, Julia Snoke, Lauren Starr, Jacob Thompson, Aalana Vasquez, Ava Wannemacher, Leah Wardell, Sydney Williams, Sean Wright, Josette Wynn, Briza Zavala, and Kayleigh Zubrod.

Then, Mrs. Eileen Rudisill, Assistant Principal, read the roll of this year’s junior candidates. These students were welcomed into the Chapter: Sophia Adam, Alexandra Barron, Ashley Brown, Curie Cha, Vivian Chiomento, Jesse Comanda, Meredith Day, Divan du Toit, Carter Elliott, Peyton Fenza, Lainee Foester, Diana Giganti Dima, Marisol Gonzalez Flores, Nicholas Gonzalez, Nina Gralewski-Goel, Jack Hannon, Mary Harper, Shannon Harvey, Sylvia He, Martin Heintzelman, Nate Heller, Jacob Hohner, Anne Holt, Amelia Houck, Savannah Jeffery, Amber Kahrs, Mattias King, Elizabeth Larimer, Tiffany Lee, Clara-Jane Mack, Hayley Magaña, Julia Michael, Emma Nace, Sophia Pepe, Lillian Perkins, Logan Piercy, Grace Pruitt, Maya Ranganath, Marissa Reidenberg, Penny Romanelli, Baden Saathoff, Emily Sandoval-Arteaga, Gavin Seele, Luke Silverstein, Sean Simmons, Rhiannon Stewart, Hadley Studer, Tyler Tebo, Anna Tresoldi, Luca Tresoldi, and Olivia Whittaker.

Mr. Jeffery Thomas, Assistant Principal, administered the pledge of honor, and Dr. Tamargo swore in and announced the newly-elected officers for 2021-2022: Emma Nace, President; Amelia Houck, Vice President; Diana Giganti Dima, Secretary; Mary Harper, Treasurer; and Marissa Reidenberg, Historian. These officers replace graduating seniors Henry Sedano, Sarah Pizzini, Jack Ryan, Evan Sharp, and Ryan Myers.

Members of the Blue and White Chapter became eligible by posting a 3.75 grade point average by the second semester of their junior year. Additional qualities of character, leadership, and service were assessed by the faculty of Kennett High School and reviewed by members of the National Honor Society Faculty Council who are chosen by the principal from among the faculty and serve for a period of two years. This year’s Faculty Council included Mr. Jess Bewley, Mr. Scott Bosch, Mr. Thomas Brientnall, Ms. Adrienne Hartford, Mr. Thomas Henry, Mr. Manuel Ibarra, Mr. Kevin Lentz, Mr. Joseph O’Sullivan, Mr. Ronald Phillips, Ms. Britany Schiavo, Ms. Laura Tingley, Mr. Daniel Whetsell, Ms. Emily Wisniewski, and Mr. John Zitarelli.

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Principal’s Message

April 2021

Happy Friday KHS Families,

I hope you had an enjoyable week and a great Friday!

April is drawing to a close, with only one more week left in the month before we move into the busy month of May. As of today, there are 35 school days remaining in the year! As we move into final stretch of the year, please continue to support and encourage your child in their learning so they finish the school year on a positive note.

Here are a few updates and reminders as the school day concludes:

1. Yesterday, KHS Staff and members of the Kennett Education Foundation (KEF) delivered yard signs to all seniors, celebrating their pending significant accomplishment of graduation! It was a great event made possible by the KEF, and we are grateful of their donation of the signs! Thank you KEF, and congratulations seniors! Enjoy these final weeks of your senior year and make the most of them!

2. Testing season will begin soon, and we will be communicating our schedule for Keystone testing sometime next week. The Keystone Exams will take place June 1st through June 8th, and there will be a modified schedule on these days for students. Only students taking Algebra I, Biology, or World Literature, will be participating in the Keystone Exams.

3. Please be reminded that students are not to be dropped off or picked up at the front steps before or after school. Students may be dropped off in the S-Wing or in the lower parking lot in the front of the building. This ensures student safety. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated with this!

4. Only students with an assigned parking tag may park on campus. Students may not park on campus without permission.

5. The next PTSO Meeting is Wednesday, May 12th at 6:00 PM. This will be our final PTSO Meeting of the school year. The links for this meeting will be published the morning of the meeting.

6. There is no school for students on Tuesday, May 18th and Monday, May 31st.

7. Please note the last day of school for students is Tuesday, June 15th.

8. Would you like to hear more student news? We would too! This last year has been tough on everyone, all the more reason, to promote the amazing accomplishments of our Kennett High School students! If your child is participating in a Club, Sports Team, Band, Orchestra, School Musical etc…., please email a short update to the “Bottom of the Book Bag” (BOBB). We publish weekly updates to the entire school community. Almost 750 subscribers! Please note that the BOBB coordinators are parent volunteers, therefore the information shared in the BOBB is only as good as the information we receive. Please email us at: kennetthighbobb@gmail.com. We look forward to you filling up our Mail Box!

9. The quest to remain diligent in our fight against COVID-19 continues. In order to continue our path back to some sense of normalcy, we all need to remain diligent in our fight against COVID-19. This means that we must stay true to the mitigation strategies that are in place and continue to have individuals who do not feel well – STAY HOME! We have recently seen an uptick in situations where individuals not feeling well came to our schools and inadvertently impacted others as they have been identified as close contacts. Any staff member not feeling well, should stay home and contact their direct supervisor. Any student should be checked by his or her parent or guardian prior to coming to school. This includes understanding the definition of close contacts when someone in the household has been identified as a positive or probable case. If you need any assistance, please call your child’s school nurse.

Have a restful and relaxing weekend!

Thank you,

Jeremy Hritz, Ed.D.

Principal, Kennett High School

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Summer Enrichment Program

April 2021

Kennett is offering in-person enrichment camps this summer. Camps run Monday through Thursday at Bancroft Elementary School. Transportation, materials, and lunch will be provided free of charge. The YMCA will be offering afternoon activities for students. Bus transportation will be provided to school in the morning, and for those who stay for the YMCA program after camp. If you opt-out of the afternoon YMCA programming, you will be required to pick up your child at 11:30 am. Some camps are offered in the afternoon only, and transportation to school will be required.

Spaces are limited, so please return the paper form sent home with your child, or complete the online form before May 7. Participation is first-come, first served. For more information, please click the link below:

2021 Summer Programs Invite 4.21.21

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KHS Students Featured in Chester County Student Art Show

April 2021

Virtual Chester County High School Art Festival and 6th Congressional District Art Exhibition 

The Chester County Student Art Show is being held virtually ! Student from Kennett High School and other Chester County schools submitted work to be viewed and voted on. Due to Covid constraints and the virtual/hybrid start of the year, KHS students completed their work from home, which is even more amazing!

You can use the following link to take a look and  VOTE for your favorite. When you click on the picture, you will see the students information and the option to VOTE. Please scroll through all the pages, if you have time, to see the wonderful artwork from our students and those from other Chester County High Schools.

KHS Art Show

Ashley Hoerning, 12th, Kennett High School, Clay, Vase

Chayse D’Andrade, 12th, Kennett High School, Clay, Flower Brick

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Principal’s Message 4/16/21

April 2021

I hope everyone has had a great week!

As our second week of the full reopening concludes, our students are settling into a routine and are working hard in their pursuit of new learning. As of today, there are 40 school days remaining in the year. Please continue to encourage and support your child to finish the year on a positive note!

Here are a few updates and reminders as our school day ends:

1. In order to continue our path back to some sense of normalcy, we all need to remain diligent in our fight against COVID-19. This means that we must stay true to the mitigation strategies that are in place and continue to have individuals who do not feel well – STAY HOME! We have recently seen an uptick in situations where individuals not feeling well came to our schools and inadvertently impacted others as they have been identified as close contacts. Any staff member not feeling well, should stay home and contact their direct supervisor. Any student should be checked by his or her parent or guardian prior to coming to school. This includes understanding the definition of close contacts when someone in the household has been identified as a positive or probable case. If you need any assistance, please call your child’s school nurse. Thank you for continuing to THINK! We are all in this together.

2. Please be reminded that students are not to be dropped off or picked up at the front steps before or after school. Students may be dropped off in the S-Wing or in the lower parking lot in the front of the building. This ensures student safety. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated with this!

3. Only students with an assigned parking tag may park on campus. Students may not park on campus without permission.

4. The next PTSO Meeting is Wednesday, May 12th at 6:00 PM. This will be our final PTSO Meeting of the school year. The links for this meeting will be published the morning of the meeting.

5. There is no school for students on Tuesday, May 18th and Monday, May 31st.

6. Please note the last day of school for students is Tuesday, June 15th.

7. Would you like to hear more student news? We would too! This last year has been tough on everyone, all the more reason, to promote the amazing accomplishments of our Kennett High School students! If your child is participating in a Club, Sports Team, Band, Orchestra, School Musical etc…., please email a short update to the “Bottom of the Book Bag” (BOBB). We publish weekly updates to the entire school community. Almost 750 subscribers! Please note that the BOBB coordinators are parent volunteers, therefore the information shared in the BOBB is only as good as the information we receive. Please email us at: kennetthighbobb@gmail.com. We look forward to you filling up our Mail Box!

That is all for this week! Have a wonderful weekend!

Thank you,

Jeremy Hritz, Ed.D.

Principal, Kennett High School

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Principal’s Message 4/9/21

April 2021

Happy Friday KHS Families!

I hope everybody is enjoying a great Friday!

We are wrapping up our first week of full in-person learning, and it has been a great step forward in returning to normal in the school setting! Our students were energetic and excited to be back with their teachers and peers, and we look forward to a healthy and safe conclusion to the school year!

With that said, it is imperative that students continue to exercise care and caution in terms of wearing face masks, social distancing, and staying home from school when not feeling well. By taking proactive and preventive measures, we can ensure the safety of our students and staff and continue with the successful operation of school.

As Friday concludes, I wanted to provide a few updates and reminders for everyone:

1. At Tuesday’s PTSO Meeting, we shared the details of our upcoming senior class celebratory events. You can find an overview of these events attached to this email. Please be sure to review this information to be aware of these upcoming events.

2. April is the first ever #ALLin month in Kennett – not only because we are physically #ALLin by returning in-person full day, but also because April is Autism Awareness Month. It is a time where we would like to celebrate being #ALLin for everyone. You can also check out a video message here from Dr. Blakey explaining what #ALLin month is all about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9p3t4dqPzA

3. Please see the reminders below regarding student devices and be sure to review them with your student:

  • Please reinforce that students complete the Daily Checklist every day!
    • ✓ Be sure to fully charge your device the night before
    • ✓ Be sure to bring your device and charger to school
    • ✓ Before leaving home, complete the Daily Entrance Screening for Students

4. Student school pictures will take place on Tuesday, April 13th and Wednesday, April 14th for both “in-person” and “virtual” students. Additionally, our school nurses will be doing vision and hearing exams, as well as obtaining heights and weights from students during this time as well.

5. The next PTSO Meeting is Wednesday, May 12th at 6:00 PM. This will be our final PTSO Meeting of the school year. The links for this meeting will be published the morning of the meeting.

6. All early dismissal notes need to be turned in at the beginning of the day to the main office. Be sure to include your student’s name, ID and a phone number a parent/guardian can be reached at to confirm the note. A note is also necessary for virtual students to be excused from classes during the day. They can be submitted to Ms. Zavala by mzavala@kcsd.org.

7. There is no school for students on Tuesday, May 18th and Monday, May 31st.

8. Please note the last day of school for students is Tuesday, June 15th.

9. Would you like to hear more student news? We would too! This last year has been tough on everyone, all the more reason, to promote the amazing accomplishments of our Kennett High School students! If your child is participating in a Club, Sports Team, Band, Orchestra, School Musical etc…., please email a short update to the “Bottom of the Book Bag” (BOBB). We publish weekly updates to the entire school community. Almost 750 subscribers! Please note that the BOBB coordinators are parent volunteers, therefore the information shared in the BOBB is only as good as the information we receive. Please email us at: kennetthighbobb@gmail.com. We look forward to you filling up our Mail Box!

There are 45 school days remaining in the 2021-2022 school year; let’s make them awesome together!

Have a great weekend!

Jeremy Hritz, Ed.D.

Principal, Kennett High School

KHS SENIOR EVENTS SUMMARY

KHS SENIOR EVENTS SUMMARY – SPANISH

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KHS PTSO Meeting

April 2021

Good Morning KHS Families!

Please see the link to tonight’s KHS PTSO Webinar that begins at 6:00 PM. There is only one session, as a language translation option will be available for all attendees at the beginning of the meeting. In the meeting, we will share information regarding upcoming senior events.

Thank you,

Jeremy Hritz, Ed.D.

Principal, Kennett High School

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You are invited to a Zoom webinar.

When: Apr 6, 2021 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Topic: April 2021 KHS PTSO Webinar

Please click the link below to join the webinar:

https://cciu.zoom.us/j/98362799520?pwd=NGtuZHFPT0xQOGt3MkJTYmUwQWtBQT09

Passcode: 079639

Or One tap mobile :

US: +13017158592,,98362799520#,,,,*079639# or +13126266799,,98362799520#,,,,*079639#

Or Telephone:

Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):

US: +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799 or +1 929 205 6099 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 669 900 6833

Webinar ID: 983 6279 9520

Passcode: 079639

International numbers available: https://cciu.zoom.us/u/abUuZ5mgLs

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April Has Arrived…And WE ARE ALL IN!

April 2021

Looking Ahead…

1. April is the first ever #ALLin month in Kennett – not only because we are physically #ALLin by returning in-person full day, but also because April is Autism Awareness Month. It is a time where we would like to celebrate being #ALLin for everyone. Please see the attached flier regarding the celebratory events that will take place in April for #ALLin month.

2. Student school pictures will take place on Tuesday, April 13th and Wednesday, April 14th for both “in-person” and “virtual” students. Additionally, our school nurses will be doing vision and hearing exams, as well as obtaining heights and weights from students during this time as well.

3. The 4th Marking Period Calendar is attached to this email for your planning purposes. Please be sure to review this information to be aware of our calendar for the remainder of the year.

4. We will return to instruction 5 days a week on Monday, April 5th. Please note that the Commitment Form to select in person or virtual learning has been closed. All non-responses were defaulted to in person learning. Please note that changes to the learning model cannot be made for the remainder of the school year. Information for students and families returning to school from the virtual environment is attached to this email, along with information regarding student drop-off and pick up for parents who drive their children to school.

5. The 3rd Marking Period will conclude on Wednesday, April 7th. The 4th Marking Period will begin on Thursday, April 8th.

7. The next PTSO Meeting is Tuesday, April 6th. We will spend time in this meeting reviewing the details of upcoming senior events, so we encourage families of our seniors to attend. The English-language session will begin at 6:00 PM, while the Spanish-language session will begin at 7:00 PM. The links for these meetings will be sent the morning of April 6th.

8. Graduation, Prom, and other spring celebrations for students are on! Please see the updated list of student events. Also, please note we are working on a unique take on the Senior Stroll, and we hope to share this plan with you soon as well. We are excited about these upcoming experiences and will be sharing the specifics of all of these events the week we return from Spring Break.

Date

Event

Time

4-7-21

NHS Induction

7:00 PM

5-20-21

KHS Awards Night

6:00 PM

5-21-21

KHS Mini-THON

6:00 – 8:00 PM

5-28-21

KHS Junior and Senior Prom

5:00 – 9:00 PM

6-2-21

TCHS Graduation

7:00 PM

6-4-21

KHS Musical

7:00 PM

6-5-21

KHS Musical

2:00 PM

6-5-21

KHS Musical

7:00 PM

6-8-21

KHS Baccalaureate

5:00 PM

6-8-21

KHS Senior Dinner Dance

6:30 – 9:30 PM

6-11-21

KHS Graduation

6:00 PM

9. All early dismissal notes need to be turned in at the beginning of the day to the main office. Be sure to include your student’s name, ID and a phone number a parent/guardian can be reached at to confirm the note. A note is also necessary for virtual students to be excused from classes during the day. They can be submitted to Ms. Zavala by mzavala@kcsd.org.

10. There is no school for students on Tuesday, May 18th and Monday, May 31st.

11. Please note the last day of school for students is Tuesday, June 15th.

Thank you for your support of Kennett High School! Please have a wonderful spring holiday with your family and friends!

If I can be of assistance with anything, please do not hesitate to let me know.

Sincerely,

Jeremy Hritz, Ed.D.

Principal, Kennett High School

ATTACHMENTS

#ALLin Month Information

KHS MARKING PERIOD 4 CALENDAR

KHS FULL RETURN LETTER – ENGLISH

KHS FULL RETURN LETTER – SPANISH

KHS DROP OFF AND PICK UP INFORMATION

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¡Familias de KHS!

1. Abril es el primero # TODOS en el mes en Kennett, no solo porque estamos físicamente # TODOS al regresar en persona todo el día, sino también porque abril es el mes de la conciencia del autismo. Es un momento en el que nos gustaría celebrar ser #ALLin para todos. Consulte el volante adjunto sobre los eventos de celebración que se llevarán a cabo en abril durante el mes #ALLin

2. Fotos de la escuela del estudiante se llevará a cabo el martes 13 de abril y el miércoles 14 de abril para estudiantes “presenciales” y “virtuales”. Además, las enfermeras de nuestra escuela harán exámenes de la vista y la audición, así como también obtendrán la altura y el peso de los estudiantes durante este tiempo.

3. El 4 th Calendario del período de calificación se adjunta a este correo electrónico para fines de planificación. Asegúrese de revisar esta información para estar al tanto de nuestro calendario para el resto del año.

4. Vacaciones de primavera está programado para el 29 de marzo th hasta el 2 de abril Dakota del Norte . No habrá clases para los estudiantes en estos días.

5. Volveremos a la instrucción. 5 días a la semana el lunes 5 de abril th . Tenga en cuenta que el formulario de compromiso para seleccionar el aprendizaje en persona o virtual se ha cerrado. Todas las no respuestas se asignaron de forma predeterminada al aprendizaje en persona. Tenga en cuenta que no se pueden realizar cambios en el modelo de aprendizaje durante el resto del año escolar. La información para los estudiantes y las familias que regresan a la escuela desde el entorno virtual se adjunta a este correo electrónico, junto con información sobre la entrega y recogida de los estudiantes para los padres que llevan a sus hijos a la escuela.

6. El 3 rd Período de calificaciones concluirá el miércoles 7 de abril th . El 4 th El período de calificación comenzará el jueves 8 de abril th .

7. El siguiente PTSO La reunión es el martes 6 de abril th . Dedicaremos tiempo en esta reunión a revisar los detalles de los próximos eventos para personas mayores, por lo que alentamos a las familias de nuestras personas mayores a asistir. La sesión en inglés comenzará a las 6:00 p.m., mientras que la sesión en español comenzará a las 7:00 p.m. Los enlaces para estas reuniones se enviarán la mañana del 6 de abril. th .

8. Graduación , Prom y otras celebraciones de primavera para los estudiantes están en marcha! Consulte la lista actualizada de eventos estudiantiles. Además, tenga en cuenta que estamos trabajando en una versión única del Senior Stroll y esperamos compartir este plan con usted pronto también. Estamos entusiasmados con estas próximas experiencias y compartiremos los detalles de todos estos eventos la semana que regresemos de las vacaciones de primavera.

Fecha

Evento

Hora

4-7-21

Inducción NHS

7:00 PM

5-20-21

Noche de premios de KHS

6:00 PM

5-21-21

KHS Mini-THON

6:00 – 8:00 PM

5-28-21

Baile de graduación de KHS Junior y Senior

5:00 – 9:00 PM

6-2-21

Graduación de TCHS

7:00 PM

6-4-21

Musical de KHS

7:00 PM

6-5-21

Musical de KHS

2:00 PM

6-5-21

Musical de KHS

7:00 PM

6-8-21

Bachillerato de KHS

5:00 PM

6-8-21

Cena con baile de KHS Senior

6:30 – 9:30 PM

6-11-21

Graduación de KHS

6:00 PM

9. Todos notas de salida anticipada deben entregarse al comienzo del día en la oficina principal. Asegúrese de incluir el nombre, la identificación y un número de teléfono de su hijo / a al que se pueda llamar a un padre / tutor para confirmar la nota. También es necesaria una nota para que los estudiantes virtuales sean excusados de las clases durante el día. Pueden ser entregados a la Sra. Zavala por mzavala@kcsd.org .

10. No hay clases para los estudiantes el martes 18 de mayo. th y lunes 31 de mayo S t .

11. Tenga en cuenta que el último día de clases para los estudiantes es el martes 15 de junio. th .

¡Gracias por su apoyo a Kennett High School! ¡Tenga unas maravillosas vacaciones de primavera con su familia y amigos!

Si puedo ayudar con algo, no dude en hacérmelo saber.

Atentamente,

Jeremy Hritz, Ed.D.

Director, Escuela secundaria Kennett

ATTACHMENTS

#ALLin Month Information

KHS MARKING PERIOD 4 CALENDAR

KHS FULL RETURN LETTER – ENGLISH

KHS FULL RETURN LETTER – SPANISH

KHS DROP OFF AND PICK UP INFORMATION

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KHS Mini-THON -Mark Your Calendars!

April 2021

The KHS Mini-THON will take place outdoors at the Kennett Middle School campus on Friday, May 21 from 6:00 to 8:00pm. We are excited to be able to hold an in-person event this year, and we’re confident that with your support, we can make this night just as fun and just as impactful as it has been over the last five years. Together, we are partnering with Four Diamonds to conquer childhood cancer and bring hope to families in their battles!

When we return from break, it’s Mini-THON Challenge week! Teacher and student volunteers will complete ridiculous challenges based on how many registrations and donations we collect that week.

Here are the challenges corresponding to the number of registrations collected the week…

  • If 25 people register… Ms. August, Ms. Hartford, and Ms. Curry will post a TikTok video!
  • If 50 people register… Mr. Schultz and Mr. O’Sullivan will do a free throw shootout, and the winner will pour a bucket of ice water on the loser!
  • If 75 people register… Mr. Thomas and Mr. Brientnall will complete Jimmy Fallon’s egg Russian Roulette game, in which they will select eggs from a carton to smash on their heads, not knowing which are hard boiled or raw. The first person to crack two raw eggs on their head loses!
  • If 100 people register… Ms. Wilson will wear a costume to school and Ms. Morihara will do a lip sync performance!

Here are the challenges corresponding to donations collected this week…(You can donate on our Donor Drive page)

  • If we raise $500… Grace Pruitt will wear a dinosaur costume at the mini-THON
  • For $1,000… Mr. Duffy, Ms. Teixeira, and Ms. Miller will wear a tutu to school, and Mikayla Klenk will wear a shark costume!
  • For $2,000… Ms. Rudisill and Ms. Lamoreux will play Ellen’s game of taste! They’ll be blindfolded and then eat mystery food off the table.
  • For $3,000… Mr. Battin, Mr. Gramlich, and Mr. Augustine will take a pie to their face!!
  • For $4,000… Gavin Maxwell will shave his head!
  • And for $5,000… Dr. Hritz and Mr. Kotz will be duct taped to the cafeteria wall for all three lunch periods!

We will close out the Challenge Week with our second virtual Jeopardy Night on Friday, April 9 from 7:00-8:00pm!

Assemble a team of 2-4 contestants, then have the team captain sign up on fourdiamonds.donordrive.com, the same website where you register for the mini-THON. Google “Mini-THON Jeopardy Night – Challenge Week,” and you’ll see our page. You can also find the link on the Library High School Schoology page.

Take a few minutes to register, and we’ll see you that night!

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