Kenmore Junior/Senior High School
Providing our students with the supports, tools, and diverse opportunities needed to meet the challenges of an ever-changing world
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Kenmore Middle is Now Kenmore Junior/Senior High
The historic school building at 155 Delaware Road is no longer Kenmore Middle School. It is now Kenmore Junior/Senior High School, and the 2023-24 school year will mark it's return as an independent school.
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New Football Game Procedures Go Into Effect Sept. 1
New procedures will be implemented for football games beginning at Adams Field on September 1st and Crosby Field on September 2nd to enhance safety and security at both locations.
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Here Comes the Bus (Track Your Child's Bus)
The Ken-Ton School District is pleased to begin offering Here Comes the Bus. This tool uses GPS technology installed on school buses to provide families with the location of their child's bus on a map, arrival times, and push/email notifications when the bus is near.
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Support Staff Are In High Demand!
Ken-Ton is making it more attractive than ever before to pursue a career as a support staff member. These jobs are perfect for anyone interested in part-time or full-time work, especially those looking for a family-friendly schedule. Click the link for more information!
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American Rescue Plan (ARP)
New York State has been allocated nearly $9 billion in American Rescue Plan (ARP) Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds. Click the link for information on Ken-Ton's ARP plan.
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NEW: Safe School Helpline
The Safe School Helpline is a convenient, confidential way for anyone to report information about situations that might affect safety at our school any time of the day or night.
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Ken-Ton Weekly Connection: Superintendent's Weekly Message & Video Update
Stay up-to-date with the Ken-Ton Weekly Connection, a weekly message and video update from Superintendent Sabatino Cimato. View past editions on the web and sign up to receive it in your email inbox each week.
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BP Student Featured in D'Youville Kavinoky Theatre Production
Amara Gomez, an 11th-grade student in the Ken-Ton Big Picture Program, recently performed as part of the D'Youville Kavinoky Theatre production of "What the Constitution Means to Me."
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Theater Groups Hold Workshops at the Big Picture Program
Two theater organizations collaborating on an ongoing production at Shea¡¯s Performing Arts Center visited the Big Picture Program at Kenmore Junior/Senior High School on September 12th.
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WKBW Channel 7 Visits Kenmore Junior/Senior High
Derek Heid, a journalist with WKBW Channel 7, visited Kenmore Junior/Senior High School on Wednesday to report on the building's first year as an independent school operating under its new name.
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Cook Managers Try Delicious New Recipes at Culinary Camp
Our fantastic cook managers were hard at work August 23rd and 24th sharpening their skills and experimenting with delicious new recipes that our students are sure to enjoy.
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New Football Game Procedures Go Into Effect Sept. 1
New procedures will be implemented for football games beginning at Adams Field on September 1st and Crosby Field on September 2nd to enhance safety and security at both locations.
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Here Comes the Bus (Track Your Child's Bus)
We are pleased to offer Here Comes the Bus, which uses GPS technology installed on school buses to provide families with the location of their child's bus on a map, arrival times, and push/email notifications when the bus is near.
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Kenmore East Craft Fair Looking for Young Talent
The Kenmore East Craft Fair returns this October and they're once again looking for young craft artists! Those selected will receive their own booth to show off and sell their handmade items.
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Board Welcomes New Trustees & Appoints Officers
The Board welcomed its newest members, Lee Ann Vogt and Karen Whitelaw, at its annual Reorganization Meeting on July 5th. Additionally, Matthew Chimera was elected President and Todd Marquardt was elected Vice President.
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All Students to Receive Free Breakfast/Lunch Starting July 1st
We are extremely excited to announce that all Ken-Ton School District students in Gr. K-12 will receive free breakfast and lunch meals next year (2023-24) thanks to the hard work of our Food Service Department.
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Approximately 80 Staff Participate in Buffalo Corporate Challenge
The Ken-Ton School District was well represented at this year's Buffalo Corporate Challenge, with nearly 80 teachers, support staff, and administrators taking part.
