CRITICAL NOTIFICATIONS

The results for budget revote are in. Please note that the proposed revised budget failed again. We will continue to support the Finance committee and full school board in assessing this result and developing a revised timeline and budget to put forth to our communities in the coming weeks.

If you have a child who will be 3 or 4 years old before September 1, 2024, your child is eligible for preschool! If you have a child who will be 5 years old before September 1, 2024, your child is eligible for kindergarten!

[UPDATED 3/22/24] KESD Families & Staff, unfortunately the recent recommendations by state and local governments have discouraged our plans for school-based solar eclipse events. While we were very excited to host these educational events, Vermont is expected to receive 150-200,000 visitors on Monday, April 8th and state and local governments are recommending to limit travel on this day. Therefore, all KESD schools will have an early release by 12:10 on Monday, April 8th for students and no after school /KEAP activities will be available. We apologize for any inconvenience. All schools will distribute viewing glasses so students can safely view the eclipse and continue our plans to teach students about this amazing astronomical event. Click here for more eclipse resources.

The results for the 2024 Town Meeting Day are in. Below are the tally results pertaining to Kingdom East School District.

The Kingdom East 2024-25 budget information has been published and can be viewed by clicking the link below. Look for things you don't understand and get ready to ask questions!

The Kingdom East Annual Report is here for you to read. Familiarize yourself with the plans that the schools in your district have enacted. Look for things you don't understand and get ready to ask questions! The KESD Annual Meeting will be held on MONDAY, March 4th at 5pm in person at the KESD Central Office and online via Zoom.

Last spring there were discussions throughout the district and community about moving some middle school students from some of our smaller schools to some of our larger schools due to staffing shortages. Due to the concerns from our district's administration, staff and community members, we feel as though making this type of shift would cause too much disruption to the students, families, staff and schools affected. Throughout the summer our administration has worked tirelessly to recruit middle school math and science teachers.