Kingman-Norwich USD 331

We are loving our new app! Access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, and even emergency notifications. Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2OxsbX0 or iPhone: https://apple.co/31AIA2z.

We’re thrilled to announce Kingman-Norwich Unified School District 331’s new app! Access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, even emergency notifications! Download the app on Android: http://bit.ly/2OxsbX0 or iPhone: https://apple.co/31AIA2z.

May Day- Friday, May 1st. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GznV7YmDMUE

New Babysitting Information: https://www.ksre.k-state.edu/families/suddenly-in-charge/index.html Suddenly in Charge MORE INFORMATION: Suddenly in Charge Tip Sheets, Family Information Sheet, Safety Checklist. Guides for caring for young children here.. Guides for families about managing household duties during the Covid-19 crisis here.. For questions, please contact Dr. Bradford Wiles, Associate Professor and Extension Specialist, Early Childhood Development at bwiles@ksu.edu. www.ksre.k-state.edu

Please continue to practice social distancing. It’s difficult on beautiful days when you feel fine. We want to continue feeling fine- which requires all of us to follow safety protocols.

We are concluding our 2nd week of Continuous Learning for our kids. Its not perfect yet but we are making progress! Please remember- No Breakfasts or Lunches will be served on Friday Apr 10 -No School (Good Friday) nor Monday, April 13, Teacher Inservice Day. #EaglesUnite

Tonight was to be the KIAAA Awards Banquet where KHS Athletic Director Rollie Van Wyhe would be recognized as Area 4 AD of the Year & our own Bob Morris was going to be recognized as Kansas High School Sportswriter of the Year!! Congrats to both. #331EaglePride @KingmanEagles

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Did you know that 9 out of 10 students in the U.S. attend public schools. Public schools welcome every child- regardless of ability, race, wealth, language, country of origin, or needs. More than 50 million students are learning and growing in public schools today and every weekday. Join us in celebrating Public Schools Week!! #PublicSchoolProud #USD331KingmanNorwichProud

USD 331 will run a regular school schedule today (Thursday, Feb 13, 2020). It is very cold with windchills that you should limit being outside and certainly bundle up. Driving your kids to school instead of walking would be a good idea. As always parents- If you are uncomfortable sending your child to school due to the temperatures, you should use your best judgment & keep them home. We will be open today. **remember- we do not have school Tomorrow- Feb 14 due to parent/teacher conferences and no school Monday, due to Teacher Inservice. Bundle Up!!

This great looking group of students all earned Eagle Pride Tickets for setting a great example here at KEMS. Working hard in class, helping others, and cleaning up classrooms are just a few of the positive examples these kids set for others to follow. GREAT JOB!

Pratt Community College, along with Whites Foodliner and Citizens Bank, are sponsoring a Kingman Night this coming Saturday when PCC plays Seward County. FREE tickets are available here at KEMS. If you would like to attend please stop by and pick up your tickets.

This is a repeat but- Both Kingman High & Norwich High graduation ceremonies are on SATURDAY, May 9, 2020 (not on a Sunday like we’ve done for many years).

Congratulations to Colby Schreiner on taking 2nd and Matt Swingle for placing 5th at the Garden Plain Wrestling Match!

Official update on status of school at USD 331 today (Friday, January 17, 2020): We will continue with our plan to follow our Late Start schedule. The temperature is rising with lots of melting. There are isolated slick spots on streets, roads & highways so caution should be exercised. Sidewalks seem to be hazardous. School maintenance crews are at work spreading ice-melt on sidewalks. Parking lots are slick so be aware of that. Thanks to City, County, & State Road Crews for your advance treatment & for putting down sand to help keep us all safe. Parents- as always in weather decisions- if you are uncomfortable with our decision you can choose to keep your student(s) home. Remember we aren’t starting until 9:30 this morning. Also - remember we do not have school on Monday, Jan. 20 due to Inservice. Drive safely.

‪At this point we see about 1/2” of snow and are looking at running Normal schedule for school. Expecting another 1” or so. We will continue to evaluate roads.