Congratulations to Raevyn, Ben, Levi, Kadin, and Kai for helping keep our lunchroom clean. GO EAGLES!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
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Let's give a big shout out to: Sutton, Koal, Mia, and Colton. They each received an Eagle Pride Ticket for helping keep our lunchroom clean and setting a great example. GREAT JOB!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
Eagle Pride Student
Congratulations to Cason and Elli for receiving an Eagle Pride Award for their positive attitude and effort in the classroom. GREAT JOB!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
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Ms. Boen wants to recognize Teia and Carson for helping out in the lunchroom. Proud of you. GO EAGLES!!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
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Ms. Boen wants to give a big shout out to: Aiden, Marianna, Addie, and Nick for helping in the lunchroom. GREAT JOB!!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
Eagle Pride Student
Mrs. Higgins wants to recognize Jackson for helping a classmate and being a good friend. GREAT JOB!!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
Eagle Pride Student
Mrs. Wooten would like to recognize Zoey, Sawyer, and Zander with an Eagle Pride Award for supporting their classmates and having positive attitudes. GREAT JOB!!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
Eagle Pride Student
Congratulations Harlie, Aviclay, and Skylyn for receiving an Eagle Pride Award for helping keep our school clean. GREAT JOB!!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
Eagle Pride Student
Ms. Pickering wants to give a shout out to Leo and Zoly for being very respectful which earned them Eagle Pride Recognition. GREAT JOB!!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
Eagle Pride Student
Check out #KES2021fall on Twitter. KES staff went on a scavenger hunt and as you can tell by the pics, they had a great time. See if you can figure out the specific item they were looking for. GO EAGLES!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
Pretty excited about both high school varsity gyms at Kingman & Norwich. Looking classy Eagles! Bring on volleyball & welcome back to the greatest kids & student athletes anywhere!! #GoEagles
over 3 years ago, Max Clark
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KES OPEN HOUSE!! We would like to invite all Pre K-6 Parents/Guardians to our come and go Open House on Tuesday, August 17 from 6 - 7 pm. You and your child can meet the teacher and drop off supplies. GO EAGLES!
over 3 years ago, Bill Kelley
2021-22 Food Service Information
over 3 years ago, Maggie Freund
2021-22 Food Service Information
Outstanding Educational & Informational video hosted by Kingman High's own student, Sukesh Kamesh with Dr. Norman of KDHE. Worth your time if you want to learn more Facts about COVID and vaccinations. Click on Youtube Link https://youtu.be/U8HmjD9i7ng #EaglePride
almost 4 years ago, Max Clark
From: Kingman County Health Department July 14, 2021 As of 9:15 today, we have 2 active COVID-19 cases. One of these people is currently in the hospital. None of our active cases are vaccinated. If you are wondering how Kingman County is doing on COVID-19 vaccinations, please check out the data on the Kansas COVID-19 vaccination website: https://www.kansasvaccine.gov/158/Data To break it down per 1000 population, we are sitting around 42% for fully vaccinated people among all vaccine eligible people (12 years and older) in the county. For total county population, the percentage of fully vaccinated individuals is around 36%. We do have all 3 COVID-19 vaccines on hand to help improve these vaccination rates-give us a call at 620-532-2221 to schedule an appointment-we can vaccinate anyone 12 years and older. Anyone who has had COVID-19 still needs to be vaccinated, as we are finding vaccination is providing a more robust immune response in comparison to natural infection. Infection rates are trending upward, especially in areas where vaccination rates are low-viruses are going to spread and adapt when allowed to be transmitted more freely. Fully vaccinated people have a much lower risk of serious illness and hospitalization…and quarantine is not required when fully-vaccinated people are identified as close contacts to people testing positive for COVID-19. Fully vaccinated people are also not asked to mask up when in public in most settings. If anything, we encourage everyone to consider vaccination’s benefits. We have come a long way in this pandemic, but the pandemic is not over-there are people still getting seriously ill; let’s continue to look out for each other.
almost 4 years ago, Max Clark
Kingman’s Kayla Belt cuts a full second off her PR running a 61.55 & placing 8th in the 400 at Kansas State 3-A Track Meet. Congratulations! #GoEagles #EaglePride
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Kingman’s Marissa Deweese placing 6th with a time of 26.95 in the 200m at 3-A Kansas State Track meet. Congratulations! #GoEagles
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Kingman’s Avrey Albright places 4th in the 800 with a time of 2:03 at the 3-A State Track Meet. Nice time! Bright future for this sophomore in a grueling race! Congratulations! #GoEagles
almost 4 years ago, Max Clark
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Kingman’s Marissa Deweese qualifies for finals in 200. She will enter finals with the 6th fastest time. Finals be run around 6:30 this evening. #GoEagles
almost 4 years ago, Max Clark
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Kingman’s Alexa Fischer on the stand proudly representing Kingman High as she is awarded her 7th place medal in Shot Put. #GoEagles
almost 4 years ago, Max Clark
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