6th, 7th and 8th grade students are invited to participate in WE Scare Hunger! 

WE Scare Hunger is a WE ACT program that collects non perishable food items for our local food shelf.  Students participate in this by trick or treating on Halloween for non perishable items instead of candy.  Students must bring their donations to Mr. Stuber between 6:00 and 7:00 PM in the parking lot across from Bello Cucina.  Students are encouraged to do this with friends.  This has been a great drive in previous years.  Last year we collected over 600 pounds of food!  If you can't drop off the food that evening, please bring it to school the next day and deliver it to Mr. Stuber.

We hope to see you out there!  

If you wish to purchase a yearbook, please click HERE for information on how to do so.  Sales are online this year.  The cost of a yearbook is $16.00.  If you need assistance with ordering, please call our main office.  

Please note that if you did not consent to our photo release policy, your child's photo will NOT appear in the school yearbook.  

We make every effort to provide families with as many types of communication as possible.  We update our website frequently and maintain a closed Kennedy Community School Facebook page.  Our teachers also use Schoology, Skyward, and SeeSaw to share classroom events and activities.  Updates are also shared through AD Schaefer's Remind text service and my Twitter, @LauriePutnam3.  If you have additional ideas about how we can better meet your needs, please contact me.  Your feedback is always welcomed at Kennedy Community School.

We recently completed Teacher Talks, a way to provide increased supports for staff and students.  Teacher Talks are a time when every elementary teacher and middle level content teacher meet with me, Ms. Willhite, and Ms. Huebsch, our Academic Coach, for an hour.  During this time, we discuss teacher's instructional and classroom management strengths and challenges and review students' academic and behavior needs.  We then create intervention plans for students and identify school-wide professional development needs.  If your child was discussed at Teacher Talks, you will be notified at conferences or through our Student Support Team.  We believe in partnering with one another and families to increase the success of our students.