Head Start is a federally funded program serving eligible families of 3 and 4 year old children.  In KCSD we are now offering 3 full day classrooms – 2 at Ft Wright Elementary and 1 at Taylor Mill Elementary – with a total capacity of nearly 60 children! 

Parents and other adults working with middle and high school-aged youth are invited to learn from national experts about the changing tobacco product landscape, how youth are using tobacco in different and new ways, and what parents can do.

Congratulations to Mindy Coleman, who is the new principal at Kenton Elementary!

At the August 5 board meeting, the Board of Education approved the Kenton County School District Code of Expected Behavior and Conduct for the 2019-20 school year.

Congratulations to Simon Kenton archery athlete Paige Robbins, who won the 2019 National Archery in the School’s Program Championship.

Congratulations to Dixie Heights High School 2019 Graduate Samuel Kist.  Samuel placed 3^rd in the nation in Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) in Spreadsheet Applications in the FBLA National Leadership Conference that was held June 28-July 2 in San Antonio, Texas.

Congratulations to Mary Beth Huss, who is the new Director of Reducing Barriers to Learning for the Kenton County School District.

The Kenton County School District is the winner of the Chick-fil-A Stuff the Bus Challenge for the second year in a row!

Congratulations to Marta Scott, who has been named the Director of Special Education for the Kenton County School District.

Congratulations to Ashley Milar (Fort Wright Elementary), Jane Kyle (Piner Elementary), Leann Lewis (Simon Kenton), Carol Lumpkin (Fort Wright), Heather Mastin (Simon Kenton), Molly Walter (River Ridge), Heather Talbert (Beechgrove) and Kelli Nitardy (Fort Wright) for their selection as a 2019 Cincy Magazine Outstanding Educator!