COMMUNITY

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.

The National Month of Hope takes place every year in April. As the first full month of spring, April is a month that symbolizes renewal and new beginnings.

We have two additional Summer Camp opportunities available: CIT Program: a volunteer program for graduating 8th graders at camp (click the link for more info and to apply)& Humanities Camp: an additional enrichment opportunity for rising 5th graders (click the link for more info and to sign up!)

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!

The Kingdom East School Board has two openings on its (15) member board for representatives from Concord and Lyndon. If you are a Concord or Lyndon resident and are interested in serving on the Kingdom East School Board please contact us today!

Burke Town School Odyssey of the Mind Team Wins State Division to Qualify for World Championship

Please join us for the Lunenburg Maple Festival on Saturday, March 23rd, 2024 from 8am-3pm. All festivities begin at The Lunenburg School.

KESD is excited to welcome Courtney Murray as our new Activities & Athletics Director. Courtney is a lifelong athlete herself, and currently works as our 21C Program Director.

March is National Women's History Month, an entire month dedicated to commemorating famous women in history who have made strides in advocating for gender equality. Women's History Month is an important month to celebrate, especially in the classroom.

We are excited to announce that registration is open for the 2024 Kingdom East Summer Camp!

[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.