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Katonah - Lewisboro School District
UPCOMING EVENTS (Click calendar icon for monthly view)
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JJHS PTO Meeting
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JJHS 9th Gr. Parents Coffee & Conversation
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JJMS Library
KL SEPTO Meeting
Dear KLSD Parents,
KLSD-SEPTO, in conjunction with the KLSD CBT Consultation Team, presents:
DBT Distress Tolerance Skills: Helping Your Child through Tough Times without Making It Worse
ALL Parents are invited to attend this program. Additional Information is as follows:
Topic: Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT): Overview with an emphasis on distress tolerance skills
Presenters: KLSD School Psychologists Jennifer Lovallo and Ann Marie Simone
When: October 24th @ 7:15pm (light refreshments at 7pm)
Where: JJMS Library
RSVP to rsvp@klsepto.org (for preparation purposes only)
Katonah - Lewisboro School District -
& 6:30p MPES PTO Spooktacular
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ACT @ JJHS
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KES PTO Halloween Fair
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IMES PTO Halloween Spectacular
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KES Holiday Share Food Drive begins
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JJMS Spirit Day
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Elementary Schools - Early Dismissal at 12:15pm
Elem School Events
WELCOME TO KATONAH-LEWISBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT
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Everyone collaborates during Breakout EDU learning games.
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Ann Marie Lipinsky, head of the high school science department, has been named a Master Teacher. MORE.
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Students had a garden-to-table experience at IMES' Harvest Day and Soup Day.
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Seventh graders make Identity Journals--one facet of a Unified Arts curriculum about identity.
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Meet the district-wide professional development team. MORE.
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Jack McMahon’s composition is selected for the NYSSMA Electronic Music Composition Showcase. MORE.
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Congratulations, Semifinalists in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Competition!
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Cheer on John Jay High School's teams --check out the schedule here.
NEWSWORTHY
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Announcing Ruby Potash, Valedictorian, and Jordan Schwartz, Salutatorian, of the Class of 2019!
JJHS News -
Mandarin Added to World Languages Department
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Ann Marie Lipinsky, Head of the Science Dept, Named Master Teacher
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Seventh Graders Explore Identity and Build Empathy Through Unified Arts
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Homebase Creates Community Though Activities and Projects
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Laughter and Anticipation Mark the Start of the School Year
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Jack McMahon's "Free Flying" Featured at NYSSMA Electronic Music Composition Showcase
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"The Stories of 9-11" Embodies KL Learning Commitment
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Andrew Selesnick Reaffirms Commitment to KL Learning Commitment
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Two Staff Developers Appointed by the KLSD Board of Education
District News
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FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT
August 31, 2018
Dear KLSD Families,
By now you have received notes from your children’s individual schools with information about schedules, opening day, and all the other necessary details.
This short note from me is simply to let you know how much we are looking forward to restarting school next week. Our faculty and staff will join us for Superintendent’s Conference Day on Tuesday. We are excited to welcome our students on Wednesday.
This summer, we have welcomed Mary Ford, our new Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction. She has been working closely with Christopher Nelson (our Director of Technology who was new in February) and our three staff developers. Together, they form a team that will support professional learning throughout the District. Ongoing learning is an incredibly important part of a highly effective organization. Of course, in a school district, modeling for our students that the adults around them continue to learn and grow is all the more important.
In addition, this summer we have made upgrades in technology, in safety and security, and in our physical facilities. Our students and staff will benefit from all when they return.
Next week, we look forward to building new relationships and strengthening existing ones. The best learning takes place when relationships are strong – when we can challenge one another, take risks, fail and bounce back, receive and give feedback – all the while knowing that we are here to support one another in a community committed to the personal growth of all.
My sincerest wishes to all for an engaging, enjoyable, and memorable 2018-2019 school year.
Yours,
Andrew Selesnick, Superintendent of Schools
For additional information from the Superintendent's office, please click HERE.