Congratulations to our senior graduate who came to school only for the Scooby snacks
Bus driver Phil Iverson took our seniors around the district for their senior walk tour!
Kettle Falls High School Graduation will be held on Saturday, June 3, 2023, at 3:00 p.m. Graduation will be live-streamed through the following link:
https://youtube.com/live/iU0l136-G-w?feature=share
Please join us in celebrating this wonderful class!
This year the Kettle Falls Developmental Preschool welcomed 13 students to our program. There are 4 ready for kindergarten next year, 5 going to transitional kindergarten, and 4 returning to DPS. We had a great year!
Students at the Kettle Falls Early Learning Center got the opportunity to plant flowers to send home for Mother’s Day. Students learned how plants provide us with oxygen, food, clean water, energy and more. We would like to thank Kettle Falls True Value for donating the seeds for this project. #kettlefallstruevalue
Check out these amazing projects made in tMr. Axtell's wood shop class!
On the last day of each month, the high school kitchen honors student’s
birthdays of that month. This is raspberry jello cake for all the April
Birthdays. Yum!
Bus driver Deb Antonelli has been driving for our district since 2017. Often times you will see her taking our students on adventure or field trips as well as her regular route! Second grade students on adventure in Marcus, and fourth grade trip to Triple Play. Thank you Deb for always going the extra mile for our kids!
Come enjoy an evening of art with the Kettle Falls High School students on May 24, 2023, at 6:00 p.m. There will be music performed by band and choir members, a fashion show featuring the creations of textiles students. Students will also be displaying art, metal and wood shop projects, as well as decorated cakes.
Students at the Kettle Falls Early Learning Center look forward to every Tuesday Where they get to visit the Kettle Falls Public Library for story time and arts and crafts. Today's topic for story time was being brave by being yourself and the letter focus was “B”.
Bus driver Linda Clawson has worked for the Kettle Falls School District since 2006. She enjoys watching her students start out as kindergarteners and blossom to high school graduates.
Kettle Falls School District Families,
You may have seen on the local news or heard rumors that school districts across the State, including Colville School District, received swatting threats today of an active shooter. This is true; however, Kettle Falls School District was not one of them. Currently authorities believe it to be a hoax. As you know student and staff safety is our highest priority, and even though we did not receive the same threat today, we coordinated with local law enforcement and reviewed our protocols so that we will be prepared if we receive a similar threat. Your children’s safety is our highest priority.
Please reach out if you have any questions.
Michael Olsen
Superintendent
Charlie Cole, has worked for the Kettle Falls School District since 2010. Charlie enjoys his students, as well as teaching them "Road Safety Rules" on the bus. Charlie also drives for several of our athletic trips and you will see him cheering on the kids!
As the 2023 school year comes to a close, we want to remind you about our band and choir end of the year concert! The students in this program have worked very hard to put together a fun concert for their families, friends, and peers to attend. There are selections from musicals, movies, and even popular tunes that you may recognize! Join us at the high school gymnasium on May 31st at 6 o'clock pm!
Today the Kettle Falls School District participated in a joint evacuation drill of the high school involving Kettle Falls School District Transportation, Kettle Falls Police Department, Kettle Falls Public Works, Stevens County Sheriff's Office, and Stevens County 911. This drill simulated an off site evacuation for our high school students if we were experiencing an emergency. We want to thank the City of Kettle Falls and the Sheriff’s Office for the resources they provided. We look forward to working together with our community to ensure the safety of our students and staff here at KFSD.
Kettle Falls High School Softball in action! 🥎 KFHS Softball is currently 4th in the NE 2B League.
KFHS students and other local schools were invited to attend the P.E.O luncheon this week. The P.E.O. Scholar Awards are one-time, competitive, merit-based awards intended to recognize and encourage academic excellence and achievement by women in doctoral-level programs. P.E.O. Scholars have demonstrated their ability to make significant contributions in their chosen field of study, having assumed leadership positions in university academics, scientific research, medicine, law, performing arts, international economics, history, literature, government and other demanding fields.
The 7th grade art students at KFMS recently completed a unit on drawing and shading wolves. They used simple grids, colored pencils, and a visual reference. They first learned about shading and drawing by practicing light to dark shading on value scales and creating textured lines on a round surface. Students worked on a step by step process that took several days and paid special attention to the shape and details of the eyes, mouth, nostrils, and fur pattern over the gray areas. These wolves were on display in our hallways for conferences.
The Kettle Falls Elementary and Middle school students and staff participated in an all school challenge to be more understanding and including for Autism Awareness month in April. An assembly was given to each school to present information on autism and to begin the challenge. Each puzzle piece on the trees represents a student or staff who signed their name, saying they pledge to see past the label.
Great weekend in Wenatchee. Nearly 200 FFA members completed at the state trap shoot. Our team placed 11th out of 38 teams. Bailey Heater was the 4th place girl and Hunter Ferguson placed 4th in the chipper game.
