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Mason Creek Street State Report Card Kuna High School Initial Point High School Kuna Middle School Fremont Middle School Crimson Point Elementary Hubbard Elementary Indian Creek Elementary Reed Elementary Ross Elementary Silver Trail Elementary Parents & Students Bus Schedule Child Nutrition School Calendars Student Handbooks Schoology Kindergarten Registration New Student Registration Tyler Sis Parent Portal Peachjar More Resources Staff Instructional Resources Human Resources Find a Sub Jobs Employment Substitute Teachers Contact Us Home District About KSD Board of Trustees Policy Bond and Levy Kuna Performing Arts Center Superintendent's Messages District Expenditures Committees School Boundaries District Archive Schools Kuna High School 637 E. Deer Flat Road Initial Point High School 1080 N. Ten Mile Road Kuna Middle School 1360 W. Boise Street Fremont Middle School 441 E. Porter Road Crimson Point Elementary 1941 N. Shayla Avenue Hubbard Elementary 311 E. Porter Road Indian Creek Elementary 911 W. 4th Street Reed Elementary 1670 N. Linder Road Ross Elementary 610 N. School Avenue Silver Trail Elementary 2950 W. Mason Creek Street State Report Card Kuna High School Initial Point High School Kuna Middle School Fremont Middle School Crimson Point Elementary Hubbard Elementary Indian Creek Elementary Reed Elementary Ross Elementary Silver Trail Elementary Parents & Students Bus Schedule Child Nutrition School Calendars Student Handbooks Schoology Kindergarten Registration New Student Registration Tyler Sis Parent Portal Peachjar More Resources Staff Instructional Resources Human Resources Find a Sub Jobs Employment Substitute Teachers Contact Us Crisis Supports A list of the many support services available at this time can be found here Distance Learning The current update and more information on our distance learning plan can be read here Free Meals for Kids The will offer free meals for children weekdays starting Friday, March 20 until schools reopen. Instructions on where to pick up here! Kindergarten Registration Kindergarten Registration for the 2020/21 School Year is open. Register Here School Messenger Stay connected with KSD3 news and other important information. Details found here Employment Do you want a great work environment? A great work/life balance? Excellent benefits? Do you enjoy helping our youth? We have several positions available NOW! Apply Here Distance Learning & Supports Communications Transparency Bond & Levy Info Departments Current Update 5.13.2020 Parents Last night, the Board of Trustees changed students’ last day of school from Friday, May 29 to Friday, May 22. This idea first emerged from our Parent Advisory Council that suggested ending early to provide relief to weary families who are juggling disrupted work lives, suddenly supporting learning at home, and more. As I considered this feedback and listened to concerns about learning loss in students and training needs for our teachers, I identified this time as essential to help us prepare to serve your children when we reopen in August. I shared with the Board that during this final week for teachers, they will: Finish year end work: report cards, class lists etc. Identify a plan to help each student recover lost learning this quarter; and Build their skills to teach in an online environment. Your schools will share details about returning Chromebooks and other year-end activities. We will continue to provide free meals through the end of June and we’re working on the plan for our traditional summer feeding program. I want to thank all of you for providing feedback on our survey. We are using it to shape our plans for next year. Please Stay Safe, Wendy Johnson, Superintendent Donate to those affected by crisis Donations for those impacted by COVID19 crisis Often community members, businesses, and groups want to help families in need in the . If you would like to help with a donation, please click the button: Some examples of how donations will be used include: Pay outstanding school lunch debt Buy Chromebooks for distance learning Stock our food pantry for families in crisis Provide other emergency supports Thank you for your contribution! Donate Now Free Meals for Kids Desplácese hacia abajo para obtener información en español The will offer free meals for children ages 1-18 weekdays until schools reopen. Children age 18 to 1 will receive a grab and go bag with breakfast and lunch, from 11 a.m. to noon Monday through Friday at: Ross Elementary, 610 N School Ave, Reed Elementary, 1670 Linder Road Kuna High School, 637 E Deer Flat Road Children do not need to be enrolled in the to receive a free meal. Comidas gratis para niños El Distrito Escolar de Kuna ofrecerá comidas gratis para niños de lunes a viernes hasta que las escuelas vuelvan a abrir. Los niños menores de 18-1 años recibirán una bolsa para que lleven desayuno y almuerzo, de 11 a.m. a mediodía de lunes a viernes en: Ross Elementary, 610 N. School Ave. Reed Elementary, 1670 Linder Road Kuna High School, 637 E Deer Flat Road Los niños no necesitan estar inscritos en el Distrito Escolar de Kuna para recibir una comida gratis pero deben estar presentes para recibirla. . Past Updates May 1, 2020 May 1, 2020 May 1. 2020 Kuna families - Welcome to the start of the final month of an unusual school year! I am excited to see the health of our community is improving, and our state is beginning to safely reopen. I appreciate Governor Little’s phased approach to reopen, but recognize it means our school buildings will not reopen, and we will finish the year in emergency distance education. In the midst of finishing this school year strong, we are also preparing for next year’s school year. This may mean welcoming back students to our classrooms should health conditions continue to improve in our community as well as other scenarios should conditions decline. In the next few days, we’ll ask you to complete a survey. We want to know what worked well this spring and what didn’t. We also want to know what options should be available if another long-term emergency closure is necessary to keep our community safe. As we enter our final month of the school year some updates: K-3 Parents: Idaho Reading Indicator As you know, the state requires students in kindergarten through third grade take the Idaho Reading Indicator (IRI) in fall and in spring. The State Board of Education was not able to waive this requirement because it is a state law and would need legislative action. Recognizing that many students would not be able to securely take a computer-based test from home, the Board did set aside its accountability requirements for students and schools that are tied to the IRI. What does that mean for us? Some students will take the IRI, some won’t, and that’s OK because the state won’t collect, report, or use the results. Some students will take the test because they are using the iStation online program to practice skills. The state also uses iStation to test students. When a student logs in for the first time in May, they’ll take an assessment, which is the IRI. The test doesn...