For Students

Driving a car to school and parking on school property are privileges granted by the school. A non-refundable permit fee is charged for the school year. There are a limited number of parking spaces on campus for Seniors only.

Any underclassmen found in violation of parking illegally on campus could lose the privilege to park on campus as a Senior.

The following regulations apply to all student drivers:

• All vehicles must be registered with the Assistant Principal.
•  Parking is at your own risk and KHS will not be held liable for any damage or theft that may occur involving your vehicle.
• Students are to observe the No Parking areas and other traffic control signs.
• If you will not be using your parking spot, you must report this to the Assistant Principal. Do not give your parking spot to someone else to use. A parking permit is for the use of the registered driver only and not to be transferred to other students.
• Cars are to be parked in the front end first.
•  Students are to operate vehicles in a safe and reasonable manner at all times. All drivers are to obey the Motor Vehicle Code of Pennsylvania.
• The student parking spaces are in front of KHS in the lower parking lot (below the wall) in the designated student spaces. You do not have a specific spot; however you may only park in the designated student parking spaces.
• Students violating any of these regulations may be subject to:
  • School disciplinary action
  • Loss of driving and parking privileges on the school ground
  • Possible citations from the local police
  • Possible vehicle towing
• Students who accumulate any 5 disciplinary infractions, including late to school or late to class, will have their driving privileges suspended for one week.
• Students who accumulate 6 disciplinary infractions, including late to school or late to class, will have their driving privileges suspended for one month.
• Students who accumulate 7 disciplinary infractions, including late to school or late to class, will face the possibility of having their driving privileges suspended for the duration of the school year.

 The mission of the library program at Kennett High School is to ensure that students and staff members are effective users of ideas and information, empowering them to become informed and responsible contributors to society.Located on the third floor of the High School, the Library Media Center serves the information needs of Kennett High School. The library also sponsors numerous programs throughout the year to promote literacy, including a book club.

Additional information about library procedures and resources can be directed to the library media specialist at 610-444-6617.

• Open daily from 7:15 – 3:15 p.m., with extended hours twice weekly until 4:30 p.m. The library is available for classroom instruction, student research, computer use, and recreational reading.
• A quiet, productive environment will be maintained in the library.
• The library currently subscribes to over 20 electronic resources, including reference and periodical databases, electronic books, and specialized subject programs.
• Most of these resources can be accessed from home. Home passwords are available from the library staff. 

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• Students using library computers must comply with the KCSD Acceptable Use policy.
• Library privileges will be suspended for those students who disrupt other students or use resources inappropriately.

Student locker assignments will be issued at the beginning of the school year by Block 1 teachers.

• Lockers need to be secured on a daily basis and not kept on short combinations. Students are encouraged to leave their valuable items at home. If they decide to bring them to school, they should be locked in their lockers.
• Each student is responsible for the articles in the locker and the school cannot assume responsibility for any loss.
• Lockers remain the property of the school and school officials retain the right to search lockers at their discretion.

The School Store is operated by the Business Department with the help of FBLA members. The store will post its hours for students to buy school supplies and/or Kennett Gear.