Schools are foundational to the infrastructure of our communities and we appreciate our staff‘s commitment to student and family well being. On this page, you will find an evolving collection of resources to help families during the COVID-19 outbreak.
District Office Hours
The Kettle Falls School District Office is closed to the public at this time. If you need assistance, please call our office at 509-738-6625, choose the distict office option. We will have staff available from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Monday - Thursday. Please feel free to leave a message, we will be working from home and returning calls. You may also email Julie at jpeterson@kfschools.org.
Families First Coronavirus Response Act
Paid Sick Leave and expanded family and medical leave under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA). This act requires certain employers to provide their employees with paid sick leave and expanded family and medical leave for specified reasons related to COVID-19. These provisions will apply from April 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020.
SafeSchools Alert
Kettle Falls School District is excited to offer a new opportunity for families, students, and community members to communicate with us. We continue to look for other ways to expand and improve our lines of communication, and Safe Schools Alert will allow folks to easily tell us about any concerns they might have or ask questions. The more information we have, the better able we will be to help and support our students and their families.
Families played games together and then were given a copy of the game to play at home!
Kettle Falls Middle School encourages students to think of Martin Luther King Jr Day as a day of service, rather than a day off.
The Sophomore Biology class did a Liver Lab to determine the effect of temperature on an enzyme-catalyzed reaction, using the enzyme Catalase
Mrs. Berghammer’s second-grade class has just started a new Expedition module on how fossils tell of the Earth’s changes.
“The more you read the more things you know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” Dr. Seuss
Fourth-grade students, in Mrs. Edwards’ classroom, have been diving deep into rigorous math exploration during their math forums.
On Veteran’s Day, Kettle Falls Elementary students honored the veterans in our community with a heartfelt assembly.
Geometry students at KFHS combined Art and Math skills to practice Slope Intercept Equations.
Kettle Falls Middle School had the privilege of artist Annde Hurst completing a mural on the west side of the building.
In Mrs. Bradeen’s second grade class, students read Jack and the Beanstalk and then were presented with a challenge.
The Kettle Falls Cross Country team has been doing exceptionally well this year.
In Mrs. Mitchell's first grade class, students spent time studying tools and how they make our jobs and lives easier.
Greek Day during Homecoming Week at Kettle Falls High School didn’t deter the Juniors and Seniors in Mrs. Stewart’s Composition class from business as usual.
The new Theatrical Literature class at Kettle Falls High School received a mini-grant through Gear Up to attend a Whitworth University Theatre Department production of A Midsummer’s Night Dream at the Bing Crosby Theatre in Downtown Spokane.
Kettle Falls High School FFA students came in on a weekend and cleaned out the compound behind the school as a service project.
KFMS 7th and 8th graders worked hard the last week of school to present their projects in the school science fair.
The KFMS recently hosted the Kettle Falls Spring Concert in the middle school gym.
At the end of every year the KFMS 8th graders get to enjoy a day at Silverwood Theme Park.
KFMS students are constantly encouraged to find time to read to increase knowledge, skill and understanding through the exploration of books.
Students from KFMS and KFES met at Happy Dell park to bike to school for National Bike to School Day
KFHS Advanced Art students: Cadie Schoonover, Mya Edwards and Cierra Antione are showing great leadership by planning and expanding the existing mural in the high school hallway.
6th grade Math is Cool team won 2nd place in our division at the Math Classic All Star competition
Laithes are used to manufacture very precise and accurate pieces for automotives, machinery, Robotics, or anything needing precision parts.
5th graders have spent the last several months learning about the American Revolution.
Mrs. Axtell and her 3rd period Environmental Science class went to the Meyers Falls Dam on April 25th and cleaned up various bottles and trash from the roadside.
KFMS Students from Mrs. Box's 6th grade class walked to the elementary school to teach about being "Upstanders".
Junior and Seniors in Speech and Debate recently kicked off the Debate portion of the course.
8th grade students helped spruce up Meyers Falls Dam visitor area for Build a Better World Day.
Azul, rojo, rosado! Spanish 1 students learn clothing and colors by trying on clothes and talking about them.
The Kettle Falls Middle School hosted the annual Grandparent's Day luncheon.
Spanish 2 students work on a logic puzzle. All clues and information are in Spanish.
The 4thgrade students at KFES were presented with an opportunity to write an essay for the Colville Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Mrs. House’s Life Skills students are selling slushies in two flavors at lunchtime for a dollar each.
KFES honored their volunteers by inviting them to a special lunch.
We are busily working on several projects across the district that we wanted to share with the community.
Mr. Jones's 7th grade class recently practiced their writing skills with Mrs. Edwards 4th grade class.
Physics students put their knowledge to the test and competed to build the strongest bridges out of small balsam sticks and Elmer's glue.
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spring Break
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spring Break
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM School Board Meeting
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101 in 101 - Karen KrantzKaren Krantz, outstanding teacher at Adams Elementary School in the Spokane Public Schools.
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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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