On Sept. 1, during the Kenston versus Chagrin Falls football pregame, the Kenston Board of Education, along with trustees from Auburn and Bainbridge township, recognized the first responders who serve Kenston...
Thank You, First Responders
On Sept. 1, during the Kenston versus Chagrin Falls football pregame, the Kenston Board of Education, along with trustees from Auburn and Bainbridge township, recognized the first responders who serve Kenston.
They are members of the police force, sheriff’s department, fire and emergency services. They are the first people on the scene of a fire, accident or health emergency. Their contributions cannot be measured, and the schools and entire community are stronger and safer for their continued sacrifice and service.
Thursday Night Lights Tailgate
Join on Sept. 14, for food and family activities at the tailgate and pregame before the 7 p.m. kick-off against Lake Catholic.
The 2023 Tailgates are sponsored by Bomber Elite, Kenston Athletic Boosters, Kenston Community Education, Musical Arts Association of Kenston and The Bomber Hangar (Kenston PTO).
Homecoming 2023
Kenston’s annual homecoming parade will take place on Oct. 5. The parade begins at 6 p.m. and will feature the Kenston band and Bomberettes, building floats and individual participants.
The parade will start in the high school staff parking lot. Please park between the middle school and intermediate school or in the high school student lot and view from the lawn of the middle school or the high school driveway.
The high school is also looking for individuals with a convertible willing to be part of the parade transporting the homecoming court. If one’s business or organization would like to participate in the parade, contact KHS Assistant Principal Matt Watts at 440-543-9821.
Kenston Conversations
Join Superintendent Steve Sayers on Oct. 18 from 7-8 p.m. for the second session of Kenston Conversations in the Kenston Middle School Media Center. Everyone is welcome to stop by and share a cup of coffee and conversation about Kenston Schools.
Safe School Hotline
The Ohio Department of Education has partnered up with Ohio Homeland Security to offer all Ohio school districts a safe and secure tip line. The tip line can be anonymous, or callers have the option to leave contact information. Any threatening information or suspicious activity will be assessed by the Homeland Security team to determine the level of the threat. If it’s determined to be a high-level threat, they will communicate directly with local law enforcement and the school district.
Information that is only school-related such as bullying, social media issues or other school-related information will be routed directly to the school administrators to address.
Safer Schools Ohio tip/text line: 844-SAFEROH or 844-723-3764.
