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GEAR UP took a trip to Vaagen Brothers Lumber in Colville where students had a chance to learn Vaagen's history
KFHS Academic Achievement Night. Our night was filled with outstanding awards, scholarships, and recognition of our amazing students.
Students from Mrs. Langrehr’s classes placed flowers and flags at the Meyers Falls Cemetery.
The first graders are learning about birds and how each of their parts helps them survive.
Third graders have been learning about international and local water issues and how to contribute to a better world!
Thursday June 2, 2022 3rd grade will be presenting the play Peter Pan on stage at Woodland Theatre.
This spring 18 Kettle Falls H.S. students participated in the Congressional Institute's nationwide high school visual art competition.
GEAR UP took a trip to Construction Career Days at the Spokane Fair and Expo Center.
3rd Grade students zoomed with a world-renown Canadian scratchboard artist/amphibian zoologist named Lori Dunn.
At Kettle Falls Middle School our 5th grade students have been hard at work learning how to play the recorder.
On March 2, Mrs. Smith’s second-grade class participated in Read Across America which is Dr. Suess’ birthday!
Fourth graders became detectives in order to solve a Valentine's Day Chocolate Mystery.
In total the middle school raised 677.5 pounds of canned food which will be given to Kettle Falls food bank.
KFHS Biology class testing to see which neutralizes more acid using a Titration lab.
Kettle Falls High School students are preparing to submit their creative pieces
In Mrs. Benner’s fourth grade class, students had a journal prompt to write a letter from the perspective of a turkey to convince the humans to be vegetarians.
In this unit students have been exploring how contact forces cause damage in a collision.
The Kettle Falls High School band learning several new songs. Take a listen!
In Ms. Munds' kindergarten classroom, students are learning about the weather during Expedition.
In first grade, students have been learning about tools and habits of character in Expedition.
Our 8th Grade students focused on theme, character development, and character traits through Latin American folklore.
In 3rd grade, students are learning the love of reading through independent reading practice.
In this science investigation middle school students are comparing different surface types and analytical data to investigate the effects of surface friction and air resistance on moving objects.
Fourth-grade students participated in developmentally appropriate math stations that offer ongoing practice with key skills.
Transitional Kindergarten has started this fall at Kettle Falls Elementary.
October’s National Bullying Prevention Month reminds us that students, parents, teachers, and school administrators all play a role.
Ms. Munds’ kindergarten students have explored the world of mathematics through the use of manipulatives and hands-on activities.
Third grade students at Kettle Falls Elementary connected their first Adventure with their Expedition Call of the Columbia: Fur Trade.
Mrs. Johnson’s first-grade students mixed colors and created rainbows with candy.
The Rod Humble award is an award given to a high-school aged student with a visual impairment being served by the Washington State School for the Blind.
Mrs. StClair’s class and Mrs. Borhen made a paper mache Mt. St. Helens to set off on the anniversary of the Mount St. Helens eruption.
Third graders at Kettle Falls Elementary put on a readers theater for their fellow elementary students and ran a toy drive for homeless children.
fter writing an essay, creating a poster, and building a model, 6th grade students present their knowledge about one of the human body systems to their class.
A huge thanks to Hewes Craft for sponsoring Kettle Falls Middle School through Disney’s First Book program!
“Lord of the Flies” — Campaign posters - comparing the “leaders” and who is most fit for that role!
During the 4th-grade animal defense mechanism unit, students researched the defense mechanisms of local animals: gray wolf, white-tailed deer, bald eagle, and cougar.
Students in Mrs. Benner and Mr. Ballance’s class dissected disinfected owl pellets to find what an owl eats, so they could accurately place the owl in a food web to see how the owl is a part of its ecosystem.
In Ms. Munds's kindergarten class, students are learning about living and nonliving things.
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM Board Meeting
Kettle Falls School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination:
Title IX Coordinator
Julie Peterson, HR
Address: PO Box 458 Kettle Falls, WA 99141
Telephone Number: 509.738.6625
Email: jpeterson@kfschools.org
Section 504/ADA Coordinator
Greg Price, Special Education Director
Address: PO Box 458 Kettle Falls, WA 99141
Telephone Number: 509.738.6625
Email: gprice@kfschools.org
Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator
Michael Olsen, Superintendent
Address: PO Box 458 Kettle Falls, WA 99141
Telephone Number: 509.738.6625
Email: molsen@kfschools.org
509-738-6625
509-738-6375
