To the Parents and Community of the Kettle Falls School District,
As we review recent events in Parkland and in Freeman, we feel the need to communicate what we have done up to this point to keep our students safe. Please read a recent letter from our superintendent, Thaynan Knowlton, here.
Our 7th grade students had an AMAZING time last week for a GIRL POWER conference, this was held at Chewelah Peak Learning center.
The Kindergarten classes recently finished up their hands on assignment with the unit on weather.
The students at KFMS hit it out of the park again this year in the Annual March For Meals on Wheels Lap-A-Thon.
KFMS Students displayed their talents once again during the 2018 Talent Show.
The 3rd grade wrapped up their Peter Pan Unit with the big event on Wednesday the 28th of March.
Kettle Falls Middle School teacher Shane Heideman recently took middle school students to the Science Olympiad competition at SCC.
Students in Mr. Heideman’s science class are learning Newton’s 1st Law of Motion by testing the inertia of a penny that is suspended above a jar and knocking the paper underneath of it out quickly so it falls into the jar.
Lane Esvelt, a member of the Kettle Falls High School Family, Career, and Community Leader of America (FCCLA) recently competed in the state Students Taking Action with Recognition (STAR) Events.
Boy howdy - the KFMS ASB students really meant it when they invited ALL to partake of their amazing Italian sodas.
Students in Mrs. Smith’s second grade class did a Poster Walk protocol to start our next unit in expedition.
Congratulations to Andie Schoonover (pictured left) and Willow Williams-Amos (second from the right) whose paintings both were awarded first place in the NEWESD 101 Regional Art Show in Spokane.
The High School Girls Basketball Team was recently recognized by the WIAA for Academic Achievement.
Collin Thomas was recently recognized at the Kettle Falls Academic Celebration for his hard work and dedication not only to his sport of Wrestling but also his great Academic Achievements at school.
The Kettle Falls RoboPups competed for the first time at the Lakeside Robotics Rumble on March 3, 2018, in Nine Mile Falls.
With our GEAR UP Grant 7th grade students were able to go to Mobius Science Center in Spokane.
Jordyn Smith, a Kettle Falls student in Mrs. Esvelt’s advanced textiles class is working on a large recycled project this semester.
On February 21, 2018, the Kettle Falls High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) hosted a community blood drive at the high school.
Students in Ms. Munds 3rd grade class were learning about geometry.
In the spring of 2017, Kettle Falls Robotics students presented at the Governor's Summit on Career Connected learning in Colville, WA.
Kettle Falls High School art students in Mrs. Walker’s class have been working very hard to create original and expressive photographs, paintings, drawings and ceramic pieces to represent our district in the "45th Annual Superintendent's High School Art Show."
Through Donors Choose, Mrs. McIrvin’s 5th grade class was gifted a set of 30 hardback copies of the book Wonder, along with the audio CD.
Spanish I students in Mrs. Knowlton’s class are learning about clothing, colors, and the weather.
Students in Mrs. Bradeen's 2nd grade classroom were working on building vocabulary.
Mr. Heideman is getting students ready for the Science Olympiad competition on March 10th
The tension has been high Monday afternoons in the KFMS Library as middle school students face off during Board Game Battles!
Josie Nielsen attends Kettle Falls High School and is currently enrolled in Mr. Axtell’s woodshop class.
Students from Kettle Falls High School had the opportunity to job shadow at Super One Foods in Colville.
It is music to our ears to hear the pep band back in our gym for home basketball games!
KFMS 7th grade students are exploring all kinds of career opportunities with our GEAR UP Grant.
Student growth percentiles came out. 8th grade math - 3rd highest growth in state.
They have been working countless hours getting ready for their first competition.
As in years past, our students at KFMS participated in a food drive for the Kettle Falls Food Bank in honor of Martin Luther King Day.
After spending several weeks studying a unit on weather, kindergarten students at Kettle Falls Elementary had to write their own weather stories.
Canine Crusaders had the pleasure of presenting to the Elks Lodge of Colville.
Kettle Falls Elementary is learning through our to service to others in many of our expeditions.
Mrs. Edwards 4th grade classs is working on setting protocols for a collaborative exercise in their new expedition.
National Board Certification is the most respected professional certification available in education and provides numerous benefits to teachers, students, and schools.
It's always a great time in Mr. Kroiss' PE class when a raucous game of Capture the Bacon is on.
The Junior class had a representative from Avista Utilities speak to them during advisory class.
As part of our Expeditions students in Mrs. Smith’s class does lab work. Labs connect to our module lessons.
The Kettle Falls RoboPups finished up their second season of FLL Lego Robotics
Kettle Falls FCCLA members traveled to the Region 10 Students Taking Action with Recongition (STAR) Event competion on January 18, 2018.
Michael and Russell in Mrs. Thompson‘s class demonstrate the reading stamina chart.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM School Board Meeting
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Spring Music Concert
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101 in 101 // Johanna Brown // Pullman High SchoolThis project was created for North East Washington ESD 101. The goal was to open a window into the classrooms of some of the past recipients of the Teacher of the Year award. It’s called Teacher’s Voices and aimed to tell the teachers story in 101 seconds. The project was paid for by Spokane Teachers Credit Union.
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Linda Carney (2015 Teacher of the Year)This video is about Linda Carney, outstanding math teacher at Shadle Park High School in the Spokane Public Schools, the 2015 Teacher of the Year in our region.
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