Central School

Board of Ed. Meeting Agenda for May 7, 2025 https://shorturl.at/UF5Ot

🎮🤖 Calling all families! Join us for Family Robotics & Egaming Night presented by our high school Robotics and Egaming Clubs! 🗓️ Tuesday, May 13, 2025 🕕 6:00–7:00 PM 📍 Enter through the KHS Gym A fun-filled night of coding, creating, and gaming for all ages! RSVP by May 12 to nicolegross@kpsdschools.org 🎮🛠️

Heggerty in action- We love using Heggerty to build our phonological awareness skills!

Our climate grant trip with the American Littoral Society was quite the success! Our 8th grade students were seining rock stars!

Congratulations to Ayman for receiving 7th grade Artist of the Month!

KCS Morning Show 5/5/25 https://youtu.be/wYyJWAH8D_U

KCS Morning Show 5/2/25 https://youtu.be/iV4TTXtIWPI

our class pollinator

What a plantastic evening we had at our Plant and Paint event! Ms. Manganelli, Ms. Macchia, and I had the pleasure of hosting this wonderful community event. We were thrilled to be joined by our amazing Green Team and administration!

Partner reading time is the best time!

8th Grade Science students used clay to demonstrate the position of Earth, moon and sun during an eclipse, moon cycle and seasons.

Keyport School District Art show! Artwork from Keyport school district will be displayed in various businesses. You can get a map at the mini park!

KCS Morning Show 5/1/25 https://youtu.be/lIUhtVr0tQo

7th Grade Language Arts' Students hard at work.

7th Grade "Fire Fighters" at or KCS middle school career day!

Bring Your Child to Work Day was so much fun!

Kindergarten students participated in a "large letter card chaining" activity as part of our CKLA Skills Unit 7 lessons. "Chaining" is when a word is changed by adding, taking away, or replacing a letter/sound within a word, to make a new word (ex: rift, lift, list, lit, quit). The class LOVES this activity because each student is given their own letter, they enjoy the challenge of figuring out which part of the word is changing, and they get so excited if their letter is the one needed to make the new word! They had so much fun moving around and were actively engaged, all while learning how to read and spell new words!