Kenston School News
Timmons Elementary School students selected for Lunch Bunch honors in May were recognized for their good judgement...
Timmons Lunch Bunch
Timmons Elementary School students selected for Lunch Bunch honors in May were recognized for their good judgement. Kindergartners recognized were Valentina Cuffari, Emily Dobler, Henley Hudak, Lucas Koller, Ferdinand Miller, Ari Monger, Samantha Randolph, Pablo Roblesgil-Ambrosi and Maddox Uhl. First-graders honored were Cecilia Bohac, Sydney Dillon, George Distad, Eisla Ness, Daisi Somich, Evelyn Speece and Kennedy Szarka.
Second-graders were Macy Bailey, Jacob Cingcade, Dahlia Freeman, James Giglio, Emilia Hoover, Sophia Sanda, Anna Warnock and Andrew Zmijewski. Third-graders were Julianna Barr, Brooks Carroll, Joshua Chelbezan, McKenzie Huff, Kyla Kucharson, Gracyn Neal and Chloe Wyszynski.
KMS Power of the Pen
Congratulations to Kenston Middle School seventh-grader Kherington Swader on her fourth place finish in the state Power of the Pen Tournament in May at Otterbein College. Power of the Pen is an interscholastic writing league. The non-profit creative writing program for students is specifically for seventh- and eighth-grade students in Ohio.
Superintendent Finalist Interviews
The Kenston Board of Education is undergoing a superintendent search to replace outgoing Superintendent Nancy R. Santilli. The goal is to have a new superintendent named in June and in place to begin the 2022-23 school year.
The board of education values the community’s insight and opinions. Input from community focus groups and surveys was used to develop and enhance the profile of Kenston’s next leader. The valuable insight identified common themes used to evaluate potential candidates for interviews.
The public is invited to meet the superintendent finalist candidates at 5:30 p.m. June 6 at Timmons Elementary School. At this time, each finalist will share his or her background and answer presubmitted questions.
Please submit questions in advance to board President Neysa Gaskins at neysa.gaskins@kenstonapps.org or drop them off at the Board Office, 17419 Snyder Road by noon on June 1. The board will select the top questions for the candidates to answer during the interviews.
If needed, additional dates may be added. For information, visit kenstonlocal.org or call 440-543-9677.
The Kenston Board of Education values the community’s feedback and hopes people will submit questions and attend the finalist candidate interviews on June 6.
