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• Office Address: 222 W Carrol St, Kenton, OH 43326
• Phone: 419-673-0775
• Fax: 419-673-3180
• Kenton High School
• 200 Harding Avenue Kenton, Ohio 43326
• Phone: 419-673-1286

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High school news, [no school] labor day & hardin county fair.

• August 30, 2024
• Athletics Kenton High School

KCS/Athletic Boosters Partner to Launch Wildcats LIVE

• August 26, 2024

KHS Schedule Pickup & Open House

• August 13, 2024

Progress continues on Kenton Middle-High School

• August 2, 2024

Kenton City School District

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District Summary Ratings

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District Student Progress

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Student Demographics

Teachers & staff, district calendar, district finances.

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A larger number of schools in this district are rated below average in school quality.

Top Rated Schools in This District

This district has a larger number of schools whose students are making less academic progress than their peers at other schools in the state.

Academic Summary

Greatschools district data sources & information, 8th grade algebra 1 participation rate.

Source : Civil Rights Data Collection, 2018

8th grade Algebra 1 pass rate

Ap math course participation, ap science course participation, other ap course participation, students per teacher.

The average number of students per full-time teacher in this district; please note that this is not a reflection of average class size.

Students per counselor

The average number of students per counselor in this district.

% of teachers with 3 or more years experience

The percentage of full-time teachers in this district who have been teaching for 3 or more years.

% of full time teachers who are certified

The percentage of full-time teachers in this district who have met all applicable state standard teacher certification requirements.

Average teacher salary

The average salary for full-time teachers in this district.

Psychologist

This indicates the percentage of schools in this district that have a full-time or part-time licensed psychologist on staff.

Social Worker

This indicates the percentage of schools in this district that have a full-time or part-time licensed social worker on staff.

Law enforcement officer

This indicates the percentage of schools in this district that have a full-time or part-time sworn law officer on campus.

Total district revenue

This reflects the total annual funds this district received from local, state, and federal sources, compared to the average across the state. (See examples below).

Source : National Center for Education Statistics, 2017

Average revenue per student

This reflects how much annual revenue per student this district has compared to the state average. The revenue per student figure offers a helpful way to compare districts, since total revenues will vary greatly between large and small districts.

Funds from the federal government, which can include money for Title 1 schools, vocational and tech education, bilingual education, and the Child Nutrition Act, and more.

Funds from the state government, which can include money for staff improvement, special education, gifted and talented, bilingual, and vocational education, school lunch, transportation, and employee benefits, and more.

Funds from local sources, which can include money from parent organizations like a PTA/PTO; local property, sales, or utility taxes, and transportation, and more.

Total district spending

This is a breakdown of this district’s total spending, including spending on preK-12 education, adult education, payments to governments, private or charter schools, spending on buildings, roads, and equipment, and more.

Average spending per student

This reflects how much money this district spent on a per-student basis, compared to the state average. This figure can help you compare districts to one another.

Instruction

Spending on preK-12 instruction, including teacher salaries and materials for regular, special, and vocational programs during the school year and summer, and more.

Support services

Spending on administrative support for preK-12 education, including professional development, counselors, transportation, materials, and more.

Other preK-12 spending

Spending on preK-12 spending outside of instruction and support services.

Other spending

Other spending, including community services, adult education, and spending on things like buildings and roads.

Homes Nearby

Homes for rent & sale near this district

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2022-23 Kentucky Summative Assessment (KSA) Results for the Kenton County School District.  More information can be found here.

KCSD Elementary Reading Proficient: 30% | Distinguished: 29% KCSD Middle Reading Proficient: 33% | Distinguished: 19% KCSD High Reading Proficient: 31% |Distinguished:13%

State Elementary Reading Proficient: 27% |Distinguished: 21% State Middle Reading Proficient: 30% |Distinguished: 16% State High Reading Proficient: 30% | Distinguished: 15%

KCSD Elementary Mathematics Proficient: 38% | Distinguished: 21% KCSD Middle Mathematics Proficient: 30% | Distinguished: 13% KCSD High Mathematics Proficient: 28% | Distinguished:10%

State Elementary Mathematics Proficient: 31% | Distinguished: 11% State Middle Mathematics Proficient: 26% | Distinguished: 11% State High Mathematics Proficient: 24% | Distinguished: 9%

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The mission of the Kenton County School District is to provide a world-class education ensuring ALL students are transition ready and prepared for the 21 st  Century Economy.

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Back-to-school: Kenton libraries offer resources, programs for all involved

As back-to-school season starts, the Kenton County Public Library reminds that they offer free tutoring resources and live homework help as well as resources for teachers. They helpers at the library can also suggest books and games to help parents prepare children for schools

Summer Reading is coming to an end but don’t worry, the library still has lots of opportunities to have fun, learn and discover amazing books. All programs are free.

Here is just a small sample. See the full list of events here .

Let’s Go to Kindergarten Storytime

Thursday, August 8, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Erlanger Branch

Getting ready to start kindergarten? Join us for a storytime and to prepare for the big day.   Summer Celebration

Saturday, August 10, 4-7 p.m. Pioneer Park

Celebrate the end of summer with the library and Kenton County Parks & Recreation at Pioneer Park. Bounce houses, face painting, a scavenger hunt and live performances.   Summer Reading Celebration at Strike and Spare

Monday, August 12, 10 a.m.-11 p.m. Strike and Spare in Erlanger

Strike and Spare in Erlanger is rewarding everyone for participating in Summer Reading. Show your library card to receive a wristband good for one game of bowling and unlimited bumper cars, roller skating, time freak, virtual roller coaster and laser tag. Each person needs a library card. Stop by a branch with a current ID or piece of mail to get your free card. Children need a guardian’s signature for a card.   Covington Water Day

Sunday, August 18, 10 a.m.-noon Covington Branch

The parking lot will be transformed into a water world with water games, a Covington Fire Department pumper truck, large water-themed attractions, giveaways and Kona Ice. Bring a towel and sunscreen.

Tuesday, August 27, 7 p.m. Erlanger Branch

Ms. Wilkinson will read from her new book “Praisesong for the Kitchen Ghosts” and talk about the families, stories and bonding in the kitchen. Registration required.   Visit kentonlibrary.org/events for a complete list of programs or to register for an event.

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