🌍✨ Happy Better World Day! ✨🌍
Our wonderful 2nd graders have shown incredible dedication to making our school and community a better place! To celebrate Better World Day, they rolled up their sleeves and cleaned the outside of our elementary school. Their hard work and teamwork are truly inspiring! 🧹🌱
🌍✨ Happy Better World Day! ✨🌍
We're thrilled to share how our amazing 4th graders are making a difference! To celebrate Better World Day, our students organized a dog and cat food drive for the Colville Animal Sanctuary. Their enthusiasm and dedication are truly inspiring. 🐶🐱
The students went above and beyond:
🖌️ Made Posters: Beautiful, creative posters to promote the food drive.
📝 Wrote About Adoptable Animals: Each student wrote a heartfelt piece about an animal they connected with, highlighting why they should be adopted.
🐾 Created Dog Food, Treats, and Cat Toys: Hands-on activities that brought joy to the animals at the sanctuary.
🌍🐾 Better World Day Treats from the Heart! 🐾🌍
Our compassionate 4th graders put their hearts into action this Better World Day by making delicious homemade dog treats for the Colville Animal Sanctuary. Their kindness and creativity are sure to bring joy to our furry friends waiting for their forever homes.
Better World Day 🍋
8th graders are having a FREE lemonade stand in front of the middle school from 12:45 - 2 today! Come see us!!
🌍🌸 Better World Day Blossoms with 1st Graders! 🌸🌍
Our delightful 1st graders made Better World Day extra special by decorating pots and planting flowers to brighten up our community. Their creativity and care were on full display as they transformed plain pots into beautiful works of art and filled them with vibrant flowers.
🌍 🌸 Better World Day 🌸 🌍
First grade students planting flowers to deliver around the community today.
🌍🦇 Better World Day Collaboration: Building Bat Houses! 🦇🌍
Today, our 2nd graders teamed up with high school students for a fantastic Better World Day project—building and distributing bat houses! This awesome collaboration not only brought together our youngest and oldest students, but it also played a crucial role in supporting our local ecosystem by providing safe habitats for bats.
🌍✨ Better World Day Magic at Haag Cove! ✨🌍
Our wonderful 3rd graders took action today to make our community shine by cleaning up Haag Cove. Armed with garbage bags, these young environmental champions picked up litter and helped preserve the natural beauty of our beloved beach.
🌍🚍 Better World Day in Action! 🚍🌍
Today, our amazing high school students rolled up their sleeves and made a real difference by helping to wash the buses at the bus garage. Their dedication and teamwork were truly inspiring as they worked together to give our school buses a sparkling clean makeover.
🎉 Better World Day!
Beautifying at the High School
The Kettle Falls High School annual "Clash of the Arts" will be held, May 30, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. in the high school commons. The theme for the evening is "Medieval Fantasy." Come see what students in the art, band, choir, foods, textiles and shop classes have been working on. You also will have the opportunity to vote on your favorite projects of the evening. Hope to see you there!
On Saturday, April 20, 2024, Kettle Falls High School students attended the Fashion Industry Conference at Central Washington University in Ellensburg. At the conference students attended workshops on fashion industry topics including draping, fashion photography, and table displays. They also had the opportunity to compete. Austin LeCaire competed in Fashion Construction and Cheyenne Mullins competed in Repurpose and Redesign. Austin's custom t-shirt won the Fashion Construction competition.
Whether it’s riding bikes, playing “party” with sand food, blowing grass whistles, or cleaning up, at the ELC our teachers get down on the level of our students. We participate in order to build relationships and to teach by example. Social/emotional growth is an overarching goal here at the Kettle Falls ELC!
High school boys met and helped with the USDA food commodity order that
comes in monthly. They helped the driver unload, then brought in and stack
everything in the freezer. Shout out to Lucas and Ben.
The kitchen staff want to say thank you to our amazing bus drivers. You
are the first smiling faces our students see on every school day.
The Kettle Falls High School FCCLA is hosting a community blood drive at the high school on April 23, 2024. The bus will be at the high school from 10:30 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. to receive blood donations. If you would like to donate blood, you can sign up online at https://www.vitalant.org/. Please consider donating blood and helping save lives.
Hello Families! It is time to re-register your children for the 2024-2025 school year! Please click on the "Student Enrollment" link on the kfschools.org homepage and select "Current Student Re-Enrollment" to get started! To register Kindergarten, Transition to Kindergarten, or new students to the district, click on "Student Enrollment" and then "New Student Enrollment." If you need help with your Skyward password, please call the school offices.
The Developmental preschool students got to dye Easter eggs with our high school helpers! We had a lot of fun learning about colors and how to say them with our Speech therapist Mrs. Hansen. Our Developmental preschool strives to include fun ways to work through our therapies, including speech, occupational therapy, social/emotional learning, and adaptive skills.
🍔🍕🌮🍗 It's always fascinating to hear what our little ones enjoy for lunch! 🥪 From chicken patty sandwiches to pizza, taco salad, cheeseburgers, and chicken drumsticks, it seems like we have quite the variety of tastes in our 2nd grade community! 😋 Huge shoutout to our kitchen heroes, Lesa and Kristin, for serving up these delicious meals with a smile every day! Your hard work and positivity truly make a difference in our students' days. Keep up the fantastic job! 👩🍳👩🍳
The school board position for Director District No. 3 in Kettle Falls will become vacant due to the resignation of Kat Snider, effective January 9, 2024. The remaining four members of the school board have the responsibility to appoint a replacement to serve until November 2025, when a director will be elected in the general election.
To be considered for appointment, a person must be a Stevens/Ferry County registered voter and reside within the legal boundaries of Director District No. 3 Legal Description of Director District No. 3 Starting at the intersection of southern school district boundary and the Columbia River. Northerly through the Columbia River to Hwy 395. Southeasterly on Hwy 395 to Boise Cascade Rd. Southerly on Boise Cascade Rd to Old Kettle Rd. Meandering easterly on Old Kettle Rd to Juniper St. South on Juniper St to W Evergreen Dr. East on W Evergreen Dr to E Evergreen Dr. Southerly and easterly on E Evergreen Dr to S Oak St. North on S Oak St to E 6th Ave. West on E 6th Ave to S Meyers St. North on S Meyers St to E 3rd Ave. East on E 3rd Ave to North Hwy. Easterly on North Hwy to the school district boundary. Clockwise on the school district boundary to the point of the beginning.
Any person interested in being appointed to the board needs to submit a letter of interest, including a brief overview about yourself and why you would like to be on the school board, addressed to Brett McKern, School Board Chairman, PO Box 458, Kettle Falls WA 99141-0458, by no later than March 20, 2024. Interviews and appointment of a Director will be the subject of the regular board meeting on March 25, 2024.
