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Important Dates For February & March
February 1: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
February 1: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
February 2 - 4: CLIMB Trip
February 2 - 4: CLIMB Trip
February 5: Ball in The House (Rescheduled due to Snow)
February 5: Ball in The House (Rescheduled due to Snow)
February 9 - 10: Jazz All-State Festival
February 9 - 10: Jazz All-State Festival
February 13: No School- Teacher Professional Day
February 13: No School- Teacher Professional Day
February 14: Away Math Meet
February 14: Away Math Meet
February 15: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
February 15: School Board Meeting 6:30pm
February 21: Grade 8 Course Sign-Up Night
February 21: Grade 8 Course Sign-Up Night
February 22: France/Italy Trip Departs
February 22: France/Italy Trip Departs
February 22: Poetry Out Loud: Semi-Finals at NEC
February 22: Poetry Out Loud: Semi-Finals at NEC
February 26: Building Closed-Holiday Observed
February 26: Building Closed-Holiday Observed
February 26 - March 1: Winter Break
February 26 - March 1: Winter Break
March 1: Building Closed
March 1: Building Closed
March 4: School Resumes
March 4: School Resumes
March 5: Applying to College 101 for 11th graders
March 5: Applying to College 101 for 11th graders
March 7: Chorus Festival (Held at KRMS)
March 7: Chorus Festival (Held at KRMS)
March 8 - 9: Drama Presents: Dracula
March 8 - 9: Drama Presents: Dracula
March 11: State Math Meet at NHTI
March 11: State Math Meet at NHTI
March 16: Drama NHETG Festival
March 16: Drama NHETG Festival
March 16: YMCA Youth and Government
March 16: YMCA Youth and Government
March 21: Band Concert
March 21: Band Concert
March 22 - 24 Project CLIMB Trip
March 22 - 24 Project CLIMB Trip
March 27: No School - Teacher Professional Development
March 27: No School - Teacher Professional Development
March 28: State Testing: SAT's: Grade 11
March 28: State Testing: SAT's: Grade 11
March 28: Talent Show/Club Night
March 28: Talent Show/Club Night
News and Announcements
February Senior Project Due Date:
February Senior Project Due Date:
Attention Seniors: February is a month during which students should be focused on making progress on their projects with the next due date being a Progress Check with their advisor during the week of March 11th - 15th. Details for each component of the Senior Project can be seen by students in their Senior Project Google Classroom and the Senior Project Handbook can be accessed on the KRHS Website by clicking the following link: Senior Project Handbook
Community Service Reminder:
Community Service Reminder:
Remember that it is a KRSD Graduation requirement to complete 20 hours of community service by the time you graduate. Families of those students in the graduating class of 2024 will be receiving letters if limited hours have been recorded at the school. Forms to submit community service can be found on the school website, in your Advisory Google Classroom, and picked up in the Guidance Office. Completed forms should be turned in at the main office or guidance office to be logged.
Bus Passes: Continued Driver Shortage
Bus Passes: Continued Driver Shortage
As you likely know, KRHS was forced to reduce even more buses this year due to driver shortages. At this time, the district only provided bus passes to those students who need an alternate bus for childcare purposes. If a student would like to ride a different bus, a call needs to be made by the school office staff (who the student is asking) to the transportation company to first verify if there is space on that bus. There are between four and six buses that are at maximum capacity and students can't be added to those buses. Thank you for your continued understanding.
From the Counseling Office
From the Counseling Office
VLACS classes need to be done by May 15th to count toward graduation!
If you need help filling out your FAFSA, there is help available! See a counselor for information. All seniors MUST fill out this form regarding the FAFSA: https://forms.gle/cDXCPjDrpCx5aLa47
SATs will be required for all juniors on March 28th. Now is the time to start preparing!
SAT bootcamps are now available for students! Register here: https://schoolhouse.world/sat-bootcamp?utm_campaign=mar-sat-24&utm_source=states&utm_medium=email
Poetry Out Loud
Poetry Out Loud
Seven students competed on January 31st in the school-wide Poetry Out Loud contest. Poetry Out Loud is a national arts education program that encourages the study of great poetry by offering free educational materials and a dynamic recitation competition for high school students across the country.
This program helps students master public speaking skills, build self-confidence, and learn about literary history and contemporary life. Students were judged by a panel of guest judges.
Students first competed in the classroom setting by memorizing a poem from the Poetry Out Loud anthology of poems and scored using a scoring guide that takes into account Physical Presence, Voice and Articulation, Interpretation, Evidence of Understanding, Accuracy, and Overall Performance.
Prior to the competition, students attended a workshop with Brian Evans-Jones, a juried poetry teaching artist in New Hampshire and Maine and has taught Poetry Out Loud workshops in both states since 2016. He has also coached the Maine Poetry Out Loud state champion. He was formerly the Poet Laureate of Hampshire, UK (where he lived before moving to New England in 2014), and was the poetry winner of the 2017 Writers Exchange Award from Poets & Writers.
Congratulations to the winner, LILAH BARTHOLOMEW, as well as our two (TIED) runner-ups, Oliver Andrews and Sage McGowan. Lilah will be moving on to the semi-final competition which will be held on February 22nd at 6:00 PM at New England College.
Oratorical Contest Participants
Oratorical Contest Participants
Selena Lee (junior) and Oliver Andrews (senior) will be competing in the American Legion Oratorical Contest on Saturday, February 10th at 1:00 at the Soldier’s Hall, 31 N. Park St in Lebanon . This event is open to the public. See the attached announcement from the Intertown Record for more details.
Safari.pdfVaping Webinar For Parents /Caregivers
Vaping Webinar For Parents /Caregivers
Dartmouth Heath and Greater Sullivan County Public Heath Network have scheduled a free parent/caregiver educational webinar to be able to talk about the following topics:
What is vaping, and how does it work?
Current trends around vaping
The dangers of vaping
Examples of what the products look like
Brief cannabis information
How to support youth who vape or who are at high risk of vaping/ quit resources
Evidence-based conversation starters for talking to youth about substance misuse
Q &A
The Vaping and Tobacco Education for Parents and Caregivers free webinar will take place on Tuesday, February 27th from 6:00-7:00pm. Please share this opportunity widely with your network. Register for the webinar here.
Other Training Opportunities can be found HERE
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