Katonah-Lewisboro School District
Empowering All - Lighting the path to success
KLSD faculty and staff kicked off the 2026–27 school year by welcoming new colleagues, reconnecting with returning staff and getting ready for a great year with our students. Connection, collaboration and belonging set the tone as teams came together across the district, with a special performance by John Jay High School students in the Route 121 band.
We can’t wait for students to arrive next week on September 8!
We can’t wait for students to arrive next week on September 8!
Celebrating 25 years with KLSD! 💜 Congratulations to this year’s honorees! What a wonderful milestone to celebrate as we start a new school year together. 🎉
Back row, left to right: Paul Lofaso, Ronald Voelker, Sean Murphy
Front row, left to right: Maureen Jones, Jillian Abisch, Arthur Blank, Christina Clark, Suzanne Guziec, Nina Hyland, Heather Koles, Stacie Reynolds, Gretchen Morfea, Debra Mozian
Not pictured: Raymond DiStephan, Lynda Vass, Antonio Lago, Dorothy O’Brien
Another last-day of school tradition at Meadow Pond brought fifth grade graduates and JJHS Class of 2026 graduates together for a parade through the halls, cheered on side by side.
✨ On the last day of school, former KES students from the JJHS graduating Class of 2026 returned for a parade through the halls alongside fifth grade graduates, while students and staff cheered them on. 🎓
Our Eagles are ready to soar! Congratulations to the IMES fifth graders as they spread their wings and prepare for middle school.
It was a day of celebration at KES as our fifth grade Bulldogs closed one chapter and look ahead to adventures at JJMS.
Our Moose are on the move! Congratulations to the Meadow Pond fifth graders on their moving up ceremony and best wishes as they continue their journey at JJMS.
The future is bright for our Wolves. Congratulations to the JJMS Class of 2026! We can't wait to see all you'll accomplish at JJHS.
As summer approaches, students explored reading programs, challenges, and events offered through the Katonah Village Library. Visits to the library and KES included book recommendations, bookmark making, and ideas for keeping reading part of summer.
Students and families are encouraged to learn more about the library’s summer reading opportunities.
Students and families are encouraged to learn more about the library’s summer reading opportunities.
💻 Certified in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Two John Jay High School business students achieved MOS Associate Certification by passing exams in all three programs, and two others earned Microsoft Word certification. These industry-recognized credentials reflect skills that students can carry into college, careers and beyond.
#vision2030 #knowledgeandskills
#vision2030 #knowledgeandskills
Students recently took part in Wild Detective: Nature’s First Aid, a hands-on workshop led by an educator from DIG Farm in North Salem. They were introduced to foraging as they learned about edible and medicinal plants through observation, discussion, and tasting, exploring how nature can support food, wellness, and sustainability.
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#KLSD #SustainabilityAndGlobalCitizenship
Students headed into summer with one last lettuce harvest from the school garden. They picked, washed, and prepared the greens for end-of-year salad celebrations.
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A little friendly competition was the perfect way to wrap up the year at MPES. 🏐
Fifth graders faced off against their teachers in a spirited student-teacher volleyball game.
Fifth graders faced off against their teachers in a spirited student-teacher volleyball game.
After months of exchanging letters, JJMS 6th graders finally met their pen pals from McKinney Elementary School in Hillsboro, Oregon. The virtual meeting gave students a chance to put faces to names, share stories, and connect with friends they’ve been writing to since September.
#vision2030 #belonging #globalcitizenship
Congratulations to the John Jay High School class of 2026.
Caramoor was the setting for a beautiful afternoon honoring our graduates and celebrating all they have accomplished at John Jay. We wish each of them happiness, success, and wonderful adventures ahead.
Caramoor was the setting for a beautiful afternoon honoring our graduates and celebrating all they have accomplished at John Jay. We wish each of them happiness, success, and wonderful adventures ahead.
Ancient Greece wasn't a thing of the past.Team Curiosity wrapped up its unit by competing in five events inspired by the ancient games, including discus and shot put. 🏛️
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Humanities Research students showcased their year-long research and action projects, presenting work rooted in curiosity, critical thinking, and a commitment to real-world change. Their projects examined topics such as multiracial identity, Type 1 diabetes, media influence, and adolescent mental health. The evening highlighted how student-driven inquiry can turn ideas into meaningful action.
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Buddy joined KES students at their Sharing Assembly for a cheerful birthday celebration filled with smiles and school spirit. 🎉
#vision2030 #belonging
#vision2030 #belonging
A warm welcome to the future Wolves! 🐺 The newly trained JJMS Peer Leaders helped make sixth-grade orientation a success, guiding current fifth graders through the building and sharing what they can expect as they begin their middle school journey.
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, 11th grade AP U.S. History students at JJHS examined significant events and moments in American history through an American 250 project 🇺🇸 They created posters, now displayed throughout the high school, offering a look at the people, decisions, and events that have shaped our nation.
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