Safety and security drills are conducted throughout the year for fires, natural disasters and lockdowns...
Bus Evacuation Drills
Safety and security drills are conducted throughout the year for fires, natural disasters and lockdowns. The age-appropriate drills are conducted in conjunction with our local first responders.
To start the year, students district-wide practiced three types of evacuation drills: exiting the bus from the front and back of the bus, half exiting through the front door and half exiting via the rear door, and quickly moving to a place of safety 100 feet away from the bus.
KMS Speech and Debate
Kenston Middle School’s Speech and Debate Team participated in the Middle School National Tournament in June, which was again held virtually. Congratulations to Marin Carlson, who placed 11th in the country in Declamation. Public Forum Debate partners Grace Voudris and Audrey Earl also defeated two teams from Virginia and a team from California while debating whether the United States should establish a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement with Taiwan. Congratulations to Brooke Carlson and William Radefeld for submitting speech videos to the competition and receiving excellent rankings from the judges. There were 828 students from 171 schools, including teams from India, Taiwan, Canada, Uganda and China that competed in the tournament.
Fake Live Stream Links
Please be cautious of video links being posted online that advertise they are streaming Kenston athletic events. They are not real. If Kenston streams a game or event, it will be posted and communicated through Kenston communications and posted on the website.
Student Sports Passes
Kenston Athletic Boosters are pleased to announce the 2022-23 Student Sports Pass. The program allows all students free admission to home games for all sports other than football. Visit kenstonlocal.org – search Tickets to complete and download the digital Student Sports Pass.
Adult Season Athletic Passes
Kenston High School Athletic Department is selling season passes for sport-specific home contests for the fall athletic season. The digital passes range in price from $38 to $66, depending on the sport. Visit kenstonlocal.org and search Tickets for more information.
Friday Night Lights Community Tailgates
Youth football, KCE cheerleaders and eighth-grade band night is on Sept. 9 from 5-7 p.m. at Kenston Stadium. Before the 7 p.m. kickoff versus Eastlake North, mingle with the community and enjoy food from Basil Wood Fired Pizza, Sandwich King, Blazin’ Bills, Smooth Rider and Sweet Southern Charm.
Tailgate activities will include cornhole, a dunk tank, hair painting and punt – pass and kick contest. Kenston Middle School and Kenston Community Education youth football players will be recognized before the game. Eighth-grade band members will perform during halftime.
