KCSD Scheduled kindergarten roundup events

KCSD Scheduled kindergarten roundup events

Will your child be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1? If so, it’s time to register for kindergarten. Klamath County School District elementary schools have scheduled kindergarten roundup dates in May to welcome new kindergarteners and provide a chance for parents to register their child for the 2023-24 school year.

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Chiloquin Elementary starts strider bike program

Chiloquin Elementary starts strider bike program

Kindergarteners at Chiloquin Elementary straddled their new striders and pushed off, lifting their feet from the ground as the bikes shot forward. The students last week began learning to ride thanks to $5,000 in donations from Chiloquin Community Builders and Ninja Mountain Bike Performance, which were used to purchase a fleet of 30 strider bikes through the All Kids Bike program.

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Chiloquin Green Schoolyard project ready to break ground

Chiloquin Green Schoolyard project ready to break ground

Groundbreaking for a $1.3 million project that enhances and redesigns outdoor space at Chiloquin Elementary School could happen as soon as October. Thanks to community collaboration and support, organizers of the Chiloquin Green Schoolyard project have nearly all the funds necessary to build a new outdoor space that incorporates a playground area…

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Chiloquin Elementary honored with U.S. flag for efforts during wildfire

Chiloquin Elementary honored with U.S. flag for efforts during wildfire

U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley on Tuesday awarded a flag that flew over U.S. Capitol to Chiloquin Elementary School and its staff for their work last fall helping students, families, and the community after a quickly spreading wildfire forced the evacuation of more than 600 homes in the area.

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Schools welcome back students both in person and virtually

Schools welcome back students both in person and virtually

It has been more than six months since Madelyn Cory was sitting in a classroom at Bonanza Junior/Senior High School. “It was March 12,” the Bonanza junior recalled Tuesday (Sept. 8), her first day back in a brick-and-mortar classroom since the COVID-19 pandemic shut down schools statewide last spring. “I am so very glad to be back. Six months is too long.”

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Chiloquin Elementary to close to prevent spread of flu

Chiloquin Elementary to close to prevent spread of flu

CHILOQUIN, Ore. - The Klamath County School District is closing Chiloquin Elementary School Thursday, Feb. 13 and Friday, Feb. 14 to help prevent the spread of influenza. The school is scheduled to reopen Tuesday, Feb. 18. (All public schools are closed Monday in observance of President’s Day.

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Can't use the kitchen? Time for a special pizza delivery

Can't use the kitchen? Time for a special pizza delivery

Want to see students smile? Bring them 100 boxes of cheese and pepperoni pizzas for lunch.

That’s exactly what students at Chiloquin Elementary School got for lunch on Tuesday. On Monday, they had an unexpected day off from school so kitchen maintenance issues could be resolved. The next day, school leaders wanted to make sure lunch was special for students.

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Kindergarten Roundup

Kindergarten Roundup

Klamath County School District elementary schools will host kindergarten roundups this month for families of incoming kindergartners.

During roundups, parents are introduced to the school, the teachers, and the routines, and they register their student for kindergarten. Students also get a chance to see their school and meet teachers.

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Chiloquin Elementary to Close Due to Viral Illness

Chiloquin Elementary to Close Due to Viral Illness

The Klamath County School District, in collaboration with Klamath County Public Health, is closing Chiloquin Elementary School Wednesday, Feb. 13 through Friday, Feb. 15 to help prevent the spread of a viral illness. The school is scheduled to reopen Tuesday, Feb. 19. (All public schools are closed Monday in observance of President’s Day.)

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Chiloquin Rising: ‘We can. We will. We must.’ [VIDEO]

Chiloquin Rising: ‘We can. We will. We must.’ [VIDEO]

CHILOQUIN - Sahalie Crain stands unsmiling in the middle of the Chiloquin Junior-Senior High School gymnasium holding a handmade sign stating “Won’t Make It.”

Hannah Schroeder is on a bridge in town holding another sign: “Drop Out.” Lani Jackson stands near the railroad tracks. Her sign has one handwritten word: “Trouble.”

The signs held by the Chiloquin Junior-Senior High School students – three of 12 in a video created by the school’s leadership class last spring -- represent stereotypes and perceptions of Chiloquin youth. Today, those students are ripping the stereotypes to shreds.

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