Lion Pride Resides Inside

To contact any of the following staff or any of your student’s teachers, please go to “Contact Us” at the top of the website

under “SCHOOL”

Para ponerse en contacto con cualquierade los siguientes empleados o cualquiera

de los maestros, por favor vaya a “Contact Us” en las parte superior del

sitio web en “School”

YOUR SCHOOL PRINCIPALS IS:

MR. RON KING

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL/ATHLETIC DIRECTORMRS. ANNA HARRIS

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALFOR SENIOR CLASSMR. CHAD LITTRELL

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALFOR JUNIOR CLASSMS. TWILA WOOD

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALFOR FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE CLASS

MRS. DESIREE MARTINEZ

COUNSELORSMr. Machart–9th Grade

COUNSELORSMs. Payson–10th Grade

COUNSELORSMs. Sanchez–11th Grade

COUNSELORSMrs. Cushing–12th Grade

COUNSELORSMrs. Villegas–Bilingual

Success Coordinator – SeniorsRobyn Davis

Success Coordinator – JuniorsAnn Giesa

Success Coordinator – SophomoresCindy Chavez

Success Coordinator – FreshmenDebbie Bayless

Federal Programs CounselorFreshman/Sophomore- Esmeralda Lopez

Federal Programs CounselorJuniors/Seniors – Estrella Aguilar

Free Meals for Our Students

The Kennewick School District is offering free "grab-and-go" meals for children 18 years and younger at several school sites and along several bus routes during the school closure. Check

the KSD Website for the location nearest to you.

Continuous Distance Learning

Kennewick School District has implemented a districtwide plan for

Continuous Distance Learning, consistent with the latest guidance from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction

(OSPI).

Teachers will be:Developing and communicating weekly plans and

schedules for student learning.Contacting and engaging families/students.

Providing content/learning activities for students.Monitoring student learning and providing feedback.

El Aprendizaje Continuo a la Distancia

Comenzando el lunes, 30 de marzo, el Distrito Escolar de Kennewick estará

implementando un plan para todo el distrito para Continuar con el Aprendizaje a la

Distancia, de acuerdo con la orientación más actual de la Oficina del Superintendente de

Enseñanza Pública del Estado (OSPI).

Los maestros estarán:Desarrollando y dando a conocer los planes semanales y horarios de

aprendizaje estudiantil.Contactando e involucrando a las familias/estudiantes.

Ofreciendo contenido/actividades de aprendizaje para los estudiantes.Revisando el aprendizaje de los estudiantes y ofreciendo comentarios.

Does your student have access to technology at home?

If not, we want to hear from you.

We’re working to make sure that as many of our Kennewick School District students as possible have access to technology at home during the school closure. The first step in this process is to learn which of our

students do not currently have access at home. If your student currently has no access to technology, please go to the KSD Website

and follow instructions for the survey in English or Spanish.

¿Su estudiante tiene acceso a la tecnología en casa? Si su respuesta es no, nos gustaría

saber.

Estamos trabajando para asegurarnos de todos nuestros estudiantes del Distrito Escolar de Kennewick que sea posible tengan acceso a la tecnología en casa durante este cierre escolar. El primer paso en este

proceso es saber cuáles de nuestros estudiantes actualmente no tiene acceso en casa a la tecnología.

Si su estudiante actualmente no tiene acceso a la tecnología, por favor, vaya al sitio web KSD y rellene la encuesta.

MAIN OFFICE STAFF COUNSELOR’S OFFICEMRS. GOBLE MS. WATSONMRS. LOW MRS. KURTZMRS. PALMER MRS. GONZALES

ACTIVITIES OFFICE SCHOOL NURSEMRS. MCKINNIS MS. ALLEMANMRS. THORESON

ATTENDANCE OFFICE SECURITY OFFICEMRS. GARCIA MRS. DETLOFFMS. FLORES MRS. HOWELL

OFFICER ROSANE

LIBRARYMrs. ElderMr. NelsonMrs. Smith

CAREER CENTERMrs. Miller

Building CustodiansJOHN LAKEY

EDDIE RAMIREZDANIEL MERCADO

DA C.SAM L.

2019 – 2020 ASB OFFICERSPresident – Lisandra Farias

Vice-President – Tayah TownsendSecretary – David Harpster

Treasurer – April BuckinghamPublicity Manager/Announcers –

Sebastian Barnes & Tyreese LincolnMulti-Cultural Rep – Esmeralda Jimenez

Advisor - Michael Betz

Kennewick School District's Non-Discrimination Policy

The Kennewick School District provides equal access to all programs and

services without discrimination based on sex, race, creed, religion, color,

national origin, age, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual

orientation, including gender expression or identity, the presence of any

sensory, mental or physical disability, or use of trained dog, guide or service

animal by a person with a disability, and provide equal access to the Boy

Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination:

Civil Rights & Equity: Douglas Christensen- (509) 222-5010 (doug.christensen@ksd.org)

Section 504, Title IX Jack Anderson- (509) 222-5004 (jack.anderson@ksd.org)

Kennewick School District

1000 West 4th Ave.

Kennewick, WA 99336

Highly Effective Teacher Qualification The Kennewick School District continues to be committed to hiring and retaining “Highly Effective” Teachers. The average teacher in Kennewick has over fourteen years of experience and possesses a Master’s Degree. In addition, all Kennewick School District teachers are encouraged to pursue National Board Teacher Certification. Under the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, part of ESSA, parents have a right to request information on the professional qualifications of their child’s teachers. For more information, contact the Kennewick School District Human Resources Department at (509) 222-5010.

PRIVACY ACTThe Federal Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974

permits the Kennewick School District to release certain information known as “directory information,” to certain people or institutions, unless parents request, in writing,

that such information not be released. In many cases, requests for this type of information come from news

media or the armed forces for recruiting purposes. Directory information may include: 1) student name,

address, and telephone number, 2) date and place of birth; 3) participation in officially recognized activities and sports; 4) weight and height of athletic team members; 5) dates of attendance; 6) photographs or other similar information.

Photographs may occasionally be taken of students for use in the news media or school district publications.