Katonah-Lewisboro School District
Empowering All - Lighting the path to success
Part pep-rally, part club fair, Clubchella at JJHS is a chance for kids find ways to connect within their school community. With dozens of clubs and ways to get involved, there is something to spark each student's interest.
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#vision2030 #wellbeing #belonging
Teamwork was the key to cracking the code! 🔐 JJHS 10th grade English students got to know the library through an orientation scavenger hunt that took them through its physical and virtual resources. Working together, students tracked down books, explored library resources, and put their research and problem-solving skills to work. Each challenge provided a clue toward a final code needed to unlock a lockbox.
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#vision2030 #knowledgeandskills
Ending the school day with Cocoa. 🐾💜 JJMS’s therapy dog is a familiar presence for students each day, from morning arrival through afternoon dismissal.
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#vision2030 #wellbeing
JJMS Student Council members run the Snack Shop three afternoons a week, with proceeds supporting Student Council initiatives throughout the school and community.
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Fourth grade orchestra is underway at KES. 🎻 Students gathered with their violas for the first time, getting familiar with the instrument and learning the basics.
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#vision2030 #knowledgeandskills
JJMS science students gathered for a community circle focused on connection, student voice and building a sense of belonging.
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#vision2030 #wellbeing #belonging
Sounds, letters, and the first steps toward reading - kindergarteners are getting started with phonics, practicing letter names, and formation as they begin building their skills as readers and writers.
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Working together was the key to this classroom challenge.Third graders at IMES put their collaboration skills to the test as they worked to move and stack cups using only strings. Every move required students to communicate, coordinate and use teamwork to problem-solve.
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#vision2030 #belonging #wellbeing
JJHS Team MOB is in the spotlight. Check out their feature in Bedford & New Canaan Magazine highlighting an incredible season of robotics, teamwork and innovation.
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The sun rises on JJHS seniors' final year in KLSD.
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at KLSD
Library orientation was a welcome stop for our sixth graders! They learned how to navigate the JJMS Media Center, browsed the shelves and got a first look at a space they’ll use for reading, research and exploring new interests.
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#vision2030 #knowledgeandskills
Learning to see things in 3D! ✏️📐 Sixth graders in Technology class were introduced to the basics of 3D drawing, learning how to add depth and dimension to a flat sketch and visualize objects in a new way.
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#vision2030 #knowledgeandskills
First day of school is in the books! 📚 KLSD students reconnected with friends and teachers, settled into new routines and got a look at what they’ll be learning this year. Welcome back, KLSD! #Vision2030
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.
