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February 4th was "National Girls and Women in Sports Day,” a day that recognizes and celebrates women's athletic achievements. At Lindbergh Elementary, students in Katelyn Hemingway's class spent some time learning about various women who've achieved incredible feats in their respective sports.

In December, a group of Lindbergh Elementary teachers chose to participate in the Buffalo Polar Plunge to raise money for the Special Olympics.

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All families of children eligible for UPK next year are invited to attend a Parent Information Night at Hamilton Elementary School on either Tuesday, January 20th or Wednesday, March 11th from 5 to 6 p.m.

Registration is now underway for Ken-Ton's amazing Kindergarten and Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs!

For anyone interested in donating, the Ken-Ton School District Family Support Center is always accepting non-perishable food items for families in the Ken-Ton community.

With substitute teachers in high demand across the country, the Ken-Ton School District is positioning itself to be among the most attractive destinations for anyone interested in substitute teaching.

Student artists, art teachers, and Board of Education members were recognized at the 2025 Student Artist Reception & Board of Education Recognition on October 21st.

While completing homework is not required in elementary schools, families who wish to support learning at home may use these recommendations as a flexible guide to support your child's learning at home.

School districts in New York State are now required by law to enact a bell-to-bell ban on all internet-enabled personal devices such as smartphones and smartwatches. Learn more about the new procedures at www.ktufsd.org/DistractionFreeSchools.

Lindbergh Elementary students showed support for one of their own by wearing hats to school and in the process, raising money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Lindbergh Elementary fourth-grade student Annabelle Kenyon has been writing a series of mystery stories which ended up catching the attention of second-grader Tyler Wandell.

The Ken-Ton School District has partnered with Sandy Hook Promise to provide an easy way for students, parents, and community members to anonymously report safety concerns such as potential threats, suspicious activity, bullying, and mental health concerns.