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While the District may allow user-generated content on its social-media sites, it does not intend to create an open public forum for speech. Rather, to the extent comments are enabled on Kent School District’s social media outlets, the District intends to create a limited public forum subject to moderation pursuant to these procedures. The District encourages community members to comment on its posts to provide their opinions and feedback to the District, but all comments must be kept to the topic of the District’s original post. Our audience includes families and school-aged children, and users should keep that audience in mind when making comments. Page administrators will moderate comments and reserve the right to remove comments on District postings that it reasonably concludes:
• Clearly deviate from the topic of the District’s post;
• Contain profanities or lewd, obscene, or sexually explicit content;
• Threaten or harass;
• Contain defamatory content;
• Invade the privacy of students or staff;
• Promote or advertise commercial services or products;
• Incite illegal or unlawful activity;
• Support or oppose political candidates or ballot propositions;
• Include religious or irreligious proselytizing;
• Contain information that violates any third party’s intellectual property rights (e.g., copyrights); or
• Demean, disparage, or otherwise discriminate against a person or group in violation of District policy 3210, District procedure 3210P, or RCW 28A.642.010. The District reserves the right to temporarily or permanently remove comments that do not meet these guidelines. The limitations will be applied neutrally and will not favor a particular viewpoint or ideology. The District reserves the right to ban, block, or otherwise restrict access to users who violate these guidelines. Prior to removing any comment under these guidelines, the page administrator must save a screenshot or copy of the post that allegedly violates these guidelines for record retention and verification purposes. Any commenter who believes the District wrongfully removed any comment may appeal the decision by contacting [email protected]. The District does not endorse statements or external links and comments posted by third parties on District pages or postings, nor do any such postings represent the views of the District, its Board, or its staff. Any individual commenting on a District page or posting takes personal responsibility for their comments, username, and avatar/photograph. All comments and postings will be considered public records subject to retention and disclosure upon request. The District strives to communicate about urgent issues and respond to inquiries from the community in a timely manner, but please note that the District’s social media accounts are not monitored 24/7. If you are a student in crisis, or have an emergency, please call 911 or for non-emergency safety related inquiries, please contact Safety Services at 253-373-7256 and we will respond in as timely a manner as possible. The District’s Facebook and other social media pages are not intended to be used for third parties to make formal complaints against the District, its employees, or its students. Formal complaints are to be directed to the building/department administrator or find report a concern information at https://www.kent.k12.wa.us/o/ksd/page/general-concerns.

10/29/2026

More than 700 students have gathered at the accesso ShoWare Center for the Future in Flight Aerospace Expo, where local employers, colleges, and training programs are helping them explore high-paying, high-demand career opportunities right here in our region!

10/29/2026

Today, KSD high school students are at the accesso ShoWare Center exploring careers in aerospace, advanced manufacturing, robotics, and technology. Through hands-on exhibits and conversations with industry professionals, students are discovering local pathways to high-demand careers right here in Kent!

👏 Shoutout to the SOARing Eagles at Sawyer Woods Elementary!Through Positive Office Referrals, students are recognized f...
10/28/2026

👏 Shoutout to the SOARing Eagles at Sawyer Woods Elementary!

Through Positive Office Referrals, students are recognized for demonstrating the school's SOAR values: being Safe, Organized, Accountable, and Respectful.

We love seeing students celebrated for making a positive difference in their school community. 💙🦅

Celebrating some awesome kids today with positive office referrals! Way to go, SOARing Eagles! 🦅🎉

10/28/2026
10/27/2026

One class. One Team. One Community.



We've been recognized as one of the best employers in the state, and we think there's a reason: we've got amazing people at KSD!

Get to know those who help make Kent School District a great place to learn, work, and grow. Today, meet Erika Hanson, Principal, and Rachael Butler, Office Manager, at Cedar Heights Middle School!

Kent School District (KSD) will be holding the final community meeting about the Educational Programs and Operations (EP...
10/27/2026

Kent School District (KSD) will be holding the final community meeting about the Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) Levy TONIGHT, Tuesday, October 27 at the Kent Elementary School Library from 6:00-7:00 p.m.

At the meeting, district staff will explain the levy, what it would pay for, and answer questions.

The EP&O Levy renews local funding for educational programs, services, and staff that the state does not fully pay for. Local levy funding makes up about 15% of the school district's general funding.

Additional information about the Educational Programs and Operations Levy, including resources and updates, is available on the Kent School District website at www.kent.k12.wa.us/levy.

Your presence matters! Being in school builds the knowledge, relationships, and confidence to help our students succeed ...
10/26/2026

Your presence matters! Being in school builds the knowledge, relationships, and confidence to help our students succeed today and tomorrow. Although unforeseen absences will happen, habits and routines play an important role in student attendance.

Here are some tips to support strong attendance habits:
- Avoiding extended vacations and planning family trips around the school calendar.
- Setting regular bedtime and morning routines.
- Helping older students establish consistent homework, bedtime and morning routines.
- Encouraging your child to participate in school activities and build positive connections at school.
- Modeling positive attitudes toward learning and the importance of regular attendance.
- Showing your child that attendance matters by making school attendance a priority.

Remember, every day in school helps students develop the skills, habits, and connections they need to thrive as learners, community members, and future global citizens.

10/23/2026

The Kent School District Educational Programs & Operations (EP&O) levy renewal will be on the November 3rd General Election ballot.

State funding does not pay for the full cost of education. The EP&O Levy helps fill the gap and is about 15% of KSD’s General Fund. If approved, this levy would help pay for services and programs in all 44 schools and academies.

To learn more, visit kent.k12.wa.us/levy

If you are a registered voter, your ballot will arrive by mail. Remember to return it by November 3.

10/22/2026

Every day, thousands of Kent School District students rely on our Transportation team to get them safely to and from school. But behind every bus route is a dedicated team of drivers, mechanics, dispatchers, and support staff working long before the first school bell rings.

Did you know KSD Transportation provides about 625 bus runs each day, serving approximately 9,000 student riders?

Join us in celebrating the people behind the wheel and behind the scenes who help keep our students moving safely every day.

10/21/2026

One class. One Team. One Community.



We've been recognized as one of the best employers in the state, and we think there's a reason: we've got amazing people at KSD!

Get to know those who help make Kent School District a great place to learn, work, and grow. Today, meet Andre Koch, principal of Sawyer Woods Elementary!

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Kent, WA
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