Campers discovered that reading is more than just turning pages. It is an adventure, a mystery to solve, a chance to explore new cultures, and an opportunity to build lifelong skills.

This summer, students at KESD Summer Camp enjoyed another successful Humanities Camp, a special collaboration between Vermont Humanities and KESD Summer Camp.

Throughout camp, certified KESD teachers led engaging lessons that helped students build confidence, strengthen foundational skills, and discover that math can be both meaningful and fun.

Seven 7th & 8th grade students backpacked the Long Trail for four days!

Kingdom East School District extends its sincere gratitude to the Moriah Wilson Foundation for its continued generosity and partnership.

There is so much to review from Week 3 of camp!

This year K-8 students can apply for a season pass to ski/ride at Burke Mountain and/or season ski or snowboard rentals.