The Kingston Athletic Boosters are looking for volunteers to run the concession stand at home games. They also welcome anyone interested in attending their meetings held on the third Wednesday of every month at 5:00pm in the high school computer lab. Support all Kingston athletic programs and sign up for your shift at the following link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0445A5AA28ABFDC34-64558444-concessions#/

1 day ago, Andrew Weidman

Reminder: Mandatory cross country parent/guardian meeting tonight at the KHS football field. JH/Varsity at 6:30pm, K-5 at 7:00pm.

2 days ago, Andrew Weidman
August 3, 2026

As you know, tomorrow Tuesday, August 4, 2026, Kingston Community Schools will have on
the ballot the proposal to RENEW the Non-Homestead Tax Operating Millage. By law, each
Michigan Public School District must pass up to an 18 mill non-homestead tax in order to
receive full school funding from the State of Michigan.

Funding for school districts changed significantly in 1994 when Michigan voters passed Proposal A. Under Proposal A, the State guarantees our foundation allowance, and in the
Kingston Community School District that adds up to just a little over $600,000 per year and
comes from the millage on non-homestead property.

Non-homestead property represents industrial, commercial, some agricultural property and
“second homes.” It does not include a family’s primary residence.

If passed, this will allow the School District to continue to levy the operating millage and to restore any mills lost by the erosion of taxes due to the increase in the SEV. And, again, there will be no impact on primary residential property.

Educationally Yours,

Jeffrey Yorke, Superintendent
Jeffrey J. Yorke
Kingston Community Schools
3 days ago, Jeffrey Yorke
We are getting ready for the new school year and want to share the most recent information with our families. Please read the KHS August Newsletter. https://app.smore.com/n/zgrvy
4 days ago, Cynthia Coleman

For any students interested in Cross Country, there will be a mandatory parent/guardian meeting on August 3rd at the KHS football field. JH/Varsity (6th -12th grade) will take place at 6:30pm, K-5 will follow at 7:00pm. If you are unable to attend, please contact Mrs. Freeland at mfreeland@kingstonk12.org.

8 days ago, Andrew Weidman
7th and 9th Grade Orientation Information
10 days ago, Cynthia Coleman
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Please join us for our annual KHS Open House!
10 days ago, Cynthia Coleman
open house
July 23, 2026

In order for Michigan school districts to receive their full per pupil foundation allowance from the
State of Michigan for operation expenses, districts must levy 18 mills on non-homestead properties, not primary residences. On the August 4th ballot, voters in the Kingston Community Schools have the opportunity to allow our District to continue to levy the statutory rate of not to exceed 18 mills of non-homestead millage on all business,commercial, and rental property. The tax does not apply to owner-occupied primary residences. By state law, the District cannot levy more than 18 mills.

This millage is absolutely essential for the Kingston Community School District and every district to meet the needs of its students, and it has no impact on the parent and homeowner’s tax liability, but without this non-homestead tax our students do suffer.

Without these funds, it limits our District’s ability to provide the educational services and programs that our students need to thrive. The Operating Millage pays for everyday operating expenses such as custodial and maintenance costs, educational resources, technology, textbooks, transportation and even the salaries and benefits of our employees.

Voters sometimes express confusion about whether they would be impacted by the non-homestead tax. Other individuals are just simply opposed to the tax; however it is important to understand that this tax is basically on property that people make money off of businesses, corporations, rental property and the second homes of those people who do not reside in our District.


Educationally Yours,

Jeffrey J. Yorke

Jeffrey Yorke, Superintendent
Kingston Community Schools
14 days ago, Jeffrey Yorke
Today's Summer Food Meal Pick Up will take place at the Jr/Sr High School. Please enter parking lot through west entrance.
16 days ago, Josh Campbell
Please view the link below for an introduction from our Superintendent, Mr. Yorke. He is committed to ensuring a supportive and innovative learning environment. https://aptg.co/Ljjlcl
24 days ago, Andrew Weidman

Please review the linked information about our upcoming open board of education seats for
placement on the ballot for the General Election to be held on November 3, 2026. The filing deadline is July 21, 2026.

https://aptg.co/gSDXb6

about 2 months ago, Andrew Weidman

If you signed up for the Cedar Point Honor Roll Trip on Wednesday, the bus will depart at 5:00 AM from the East Parking Lot (please park in the back rows) and return around 11:30 PM.
Also, Cedar Point is cashless so you will need to have a debit or credit card, smart device with Apple or Google pay, or you can convert your cash into a prepaid debit card at one of Cedar Point's Cash to Card Kiosks.

about 2 months ago, Andrew Weidman
🎉🏆 Last week, we celebrated our final Positive Behavior Awards assembly of the school year at KES! 🏆🎉 From Kid for Character and Student of the Month awards to Safety Assistant recognition, Accelerated Reader and FIM Math achievements, and outstanding attendance honors, we had so much to celebrate! We are incredibly proud of all of our award winners and the hard work, growth, and positive character they have shown throughout the year. ⭐👏
2 months ago, Josh Campbell
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
KES Positive Behavior Award Assembly
🌱 KES Garden Club is Growing! 🌱 Since launching this spring, our KES Garden Club has met every Wednesday after school to learn the basics of gardening. Students started seeds indoors and in homemade milk jug greenhouses before transplanting them into our garden beds. They’ve also grown plants to create appreciation gifts for our staff. 🌼 Thanks to the generosity of local businesses and community members, the club now has a garden wagon, tools, and other supplies to help keep growing. 🚜🌿 We are so proud of our students for their dedication and hard work, and incredibly thankful to Mrs. Mossner and Ms. LeClair for volunteering their time each week to make this opportunity possible for our KES kids! 🌱🌻
2 months ago, Josh Campbell
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KES Garden Club
KES Garden Club
KES Garden Club

Join us as we welcome home the D4 State Champion Girls 4x400 Relay team tonight at 11pm in the East Parking Lot of Kingston High School.

Congratulations to Kaylyn Bruce, Molly Walker, Norah Kiley (individual State Champion in the 800m), and Lilah Kiley for also breaking the school record for this event again.

2 months ago, Andrew Weidman
🍎☀️ Kingston Community Schools is excited to offer our Summer Food Program again this summer! Families can pick up meals every Tuesday at the KES Cafeteria entrance from June 9 through August 11. We’re proud to help support our students and community with nutritious meals throughout the summer months. Please refer to the attached flyer and information letter for full program details, pickup times, and additional information. We look forward to serving our Kingston families this summer! ❤️ 🖤 :
2 months ago, Josh Campbell
Summer Food Program Info
Summer Food Program Info
🎒✨ There’s still time to enroll for GSRP Preschool at Kingston Elementary School for the 2026-27 school year! Give your child a strong start in a fun, engaging learning environment. If you haven’t registered yet, now is the perfect time! 📌 Check out the attached graphic for eligibility details and enrollment information.
2 months ago, Josh Campbell
KES GSRP Info for 2026-2027
As we wrap up another great school year at Kingston Community Schools, we are asking all families to complete a quick End of Year Survey for EACH student enrolled. Your feedback helps us collect important data to continue improving our schools and supporting our students!

-One quick survey per student
-Takes just a few minutes
-Families who complete the survey before June 3rd will be entered into a Snack Bin Raffle Prize drawing

If you already completed the survey during Picnic in the Park, thank you! We appreciate your participation, and there is no need to complete another survey.

Follow the appropriate link below to complete your survey today!

Elementary School Families: https://forms.gle/LFGRt786CUZbdYBr8

Jr./Sr. High School Families: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSetHzJ1wk1so-06ERXXVMLGInJ3xqrVkJU9kUY_kvPVQPNfRA/viewform
2 months ago, Josh Campbell

5 SCHOOL RECORDS SMASHED IN ONE NIGHT! 

On Friday, 5/15/26, the Kingston Boys and Girls Track & Field teams headed to Vassar High School for the MHSAA LP Region 38-4 Championship Meet—and they absolutely shattered the record books!

The Cardinals put on a clinic, breaking a combined total of 5 school records in a single evening.

Check out the history-makers who rewrote the record boards:

Boys Relay Teams

• 4x200m Relay – 1:33.22

(Brenden Cummings, Austin Flores, Blake Bingaman, Nicholas Rayl)

• 4x100m Relay – 44.79

(Brenden Cummings, Matthew Mouton, Austin Flores, Nicholas Rayl)

Girls 400m

• Lilah Kiley dominated the 400m with a blazing new record time of 1:00.75

Girls 4x400m Relay – 4:13.33

(Kaylyn Bruce, Molly Walker, Lilah Kiley, Norah Kiley)

Pole Vault

• Ellie Bostian cleared 7’6" to set the new girls' school record!

Join us in congratulating these phenomenal student-athletes on their hard work, speed, and determination! The future is bright, and the records are flying. Go Cardinals!

#KingstonTrackAndField #RecordBreakers

2 months ago, Cynthia Coleman
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