Thank you to all of our Administrative Assistants!! We appreciate you!
16 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Admin
Congratulations to all of our staff and students for being in the top 100 public elementary/middle schools! We were ranked #19 in the State of Michigan and #1 for Tuscola County! Please see the article below: https://www.mackinac.org/depts/epi/performance.aspx?report=3&year=2022-2024
16 days ago, Shona Vennevy
We would like to thank our school bus drivers for getting our students to and from school safely! We appreciate you all!
17 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Bus Driver
Kingston has been blessed to have Health Resource Advocates on staff in both buildings this year. Both HRAs have gone above and beyond to find new ways to support the health and wellbeing of all our Kingston students. For Easter, our High School HRA and KHS students prepared Easter eggs for our KES kids. They were filled with stickers that promoted fruits, vegetables, and healthy food choices. Each KES student received an egg with their lunch today, and the eggs sure did bring smiles to lots of faces! We’d like to thank KHS HRA Cathy Merling and our KHS students for preparing the eggs and KES HRA Kelsey Hayward for ensuring all our KES students received one today.
20 days ago, Josh Campbell
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
HRA Easter Eggs
21 days ago, Madison Morgan
Our KES Math Glow Day did not disappoint! Our kids and their families had a great time with all the activities, and the glow rooms were a hit! Thank you to our staff for their hard work and preparation to make this event possible and to our families for joining us for an afternoon of fun!
21 days ago, Josh Campbell
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
KES Math Glow Day
Just a friendly reminder that tomorrow will be a half-day for Kingston Schools. It will also be a Pop-Up Pajama Day for staff and students. Fee free to wear your comfy clothes!
21 days ago, Josh Campbell
Noon Dismissal
PJ Day
Stop by the high school shop area until 5pm today to view the Canstruction designs. The teams had such a good time building them.
21 days ago, Shona Vennevy
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System Maintenance: Skyward will be unavailable between 9pm and 2am tonight, April 14th, while updates are applied.
24 days ago, Andrew Weidman
We need your help!
24 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Competition
Congratulations!
24 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Kailee
Congratulations!
24 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Chesaney
Congratulations!
24 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Bronson
25 days ago, Cynthia Coleman
It’s always a great day to be a Cardinal, but today was extra special. Today was the Tuscola County Spelling Bee, an annual tradition that our KES 4th graders have participated in for almost 40 years. We always send our Kingston representatives off in style, and have been well represented every year. But today marked a new milestone, as we welcomed home Kinslee Fields as Kingston’s first ever Tuscola County Spelling Bee Champion! Congratulations, Kinslee! We are all so proud of you!
28 days ago, Josh Campbell
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
Tuscola County Spelling Bee
28 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Measles: In the U.S. there is currently a measles outbreak that has made its way to Michigan, with a case reported from Oakland County. Following Spring Break this may increase your risk of measles due to possible exposure during travel. Unvaccinated people are at greater risk of contracting this disease than vaccinated people, although in very rare cases, vaccinated people can contract the disease. Measles is spread by direct person to person contact and through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. If you think you were exposed to measles monitor for symptoms for 21 days after potential exposure date. If symptoms develop, call your healthcare provider. Measles symptoms usually appear seven to 14 days after contact with the virus and typically include high fever, cough, runny nose and watery eyes, according to the CDC. Measles rash appears three to five days after the onset of the first symptoms. Symptoms of measles include: Koplik spots - tiny white spots that may appear inside the mouth two to three days after symptoms begin High fever - 104℉ and above Cough Runny nose and sneezing Red, watery eyes Loss of appetite, diarrhea Reddish-brown rash that can spread across the entire body Small raised bumps may also appear on top of the flat red spots (the spots may become joined together as they spread from the head to the rest of the body)
30 days ago, Shona Vennevy
Make-up day parent survey. Please respond by 3pm on April 10th. https://forms.gle/Sxa7B39rPKM66zjb6
about 1 month ago, Shona Vennevy
Dear Families, The yearbook staff is working tirelessly to create the most amazing annual for our school this year. The last day to guarantee your copy of the KINGSTON HIGH SCHOOL yearbook is April 25th. Copies will be limited after this date. CLICK HERE to order your copy: http://jostensyearbooks.com?ref=A03794900. Be sure to verify the correct school name is listed in the top left-hand corner of the Jostens landing page. You can also check your order status https://www.jostens.com/customer-service/yearbook-order-tracking Thank you for your support!
about 1 month ago, Shona Vennevy