We have openings!
We currently have openings in our Transition to Kindergarten program. Don’t miss this opportunity for your child to build a strong foundation for their educational journey.
What is Transition to Kindergarten?
Transition to Kindergarten is a free, full-day Kindergarten readiness program designed to help children build a solid foundation for school success through play-based learning. This program provides opportunities for students to grow in areas such as pre-reading, pre-writing, early numeracy, and social skills.
Who is eligible?
To be eligible for this program, children must:
* Be 4 years old on or before August 31st, 2024, and will be entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2025
* Demonstrate academic and/or social needs
* Not have been previously enrolled in an early learning program
Once all screenings are complete, classroom enrollment will be finalized, and you will be contacted regarding whether your child is in the program or on the waiting list.
To enroll, go to our district website and complete new student enrollment online: KF Schools Enrollment
For questions on Transition to Kindergarten, please reach out to Kristin at the Elementary School. The number is 509-738-6725.
🌟 Better World Day: Spreading Kindness with Ms. Booth's Class! 🌟
Today, our wonderful students from Ms. Booth's class embarked on a heartfelt mission to make our community a little brighter and a lot kinder. As part of Better World Day, they created and placed kindness rocks around our neighborhood, each one painted with uplifting messages and vibrant designs.
🌍🌟 3rd Grade Beach Clean Up for Better World Day! 🌟🌍
We are so proud of our amazing 3rd graders who rolled up their sleeves and hit the beach for a fantastic cause! 🏖️💪
🌍✨ Happy Better World Day! ✨🌍
Our incredible first graders have been busy bees today, spreading kindness and beauty throughout our community! In the morning, they decorated and planted flower pots, adding splashes of color to our surroundings. 🌺🌼 Then, they embarked on a mission to make our town cleaner and brighter.
More Better World Day ✨🌍 from Ms. Singer's class! They celebrated Better World Day by painting beautiful kindness rocks and placed them around town for everyone to find. 🎨💖
🌍✨ Happy Better World Day! ✨🌍
Ms. Singer's class has been spreading joy and positivity throughout our community in a wonderfully creative way! To celebrate Better World Day, her students painted beautiful kindness rocks and placed them around town for everyone to find. 🎨💖
🌍✨ 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!
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!
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.
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.
