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Kila
Cougar Tracks The Kila School/Title I Program will be offering
summer school for Kila students. This
program is open to Kila students only. The
program is designed to help students maintain and reinforce the skills they
learned during the school year. If
you are interested please call Mrs. Dumas at 257-2428. If you happen to notice any suspicious activity
or acts of vandalism during the summer months, please call Renee Boisseau,
Sharon Leach or Carey Strieter at 257-2428. School will be back in session on Wednesday,
August 25th. First bell
rings at 8:25 a.m. The end of the school year is
approaching quickly and we are asking that all balances for latchkey,
breakfast and lunches are paid in full. This makes the books more accurate for
the end of the year! Your
cooperation is greatly appreciated! The Kila School office will be open from 7:30 to
3:30 PM Monday through Friday until June 18th. Michelle Jedlicka will be
available for registrations during this time and again on August 9th.
Beginning June 21st, the office will be open Monday through Thursday
from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Save your rummage!
7th & 8th grade will be holding a rummage sale in October! Congratulations to Ann Bassett for winning the
7th & 8th grade raffle. Tune in to your child’s health!
All children entering the 7th grade in the fall of 2010 are required to
have a td booster!
If you can provide Kila School office with proof of the immunization by
September 18th, your child’s name will be entered into the Flathead County
Health Department drawing for their
choice of an ipod touch or $150.00 in cash!
Those students who have already been vaccinated are already entered! If your child still has a library book checked
out, it MUST be returned on MONDAY! If it is not returned, you will be charged! The Kila School Scholarship Committee will be
selling frozen treats for 1 more day after school on June 7th.
Thank you for your contributions to the fund. Principal Walkabout
Well, I guess that old saying “Don’t fool with Mother Nature” is
more true than false. We tried to
out guess her and despite the numerous weather forecasts we reviewed at 2:45
p.m. on Wednesday she managed to stop the rain yesterday and yes we probably
could have made it through the track meet.
But at some point a decision has to be made and though we were
disappointed it will make next year’s meet even more anticipated! It was a great year for Kila School
students and staff. Our student
MAP and DIBELS assessment scores are showing very positive student achievement
gains which we attribute to the Response To Intervention initiative that has
been our focus this year. There are so many thanks to give
out at the end of the year that I could fill pages unfortunately that’s not
possible. However I can touch on a
few very prominent supporters such as; the Kila PTO who provides so much to
enrich our school environment, the many Guest Teachers who respond at a
moments notice to come and take classes, the many parents and volunteers who
fundraise, drive for field trips and donate time and energy to Kila School.
The Board of Trustees for their volunteer time and dedication to
oversee the operation of the school. Lastly,
we thank the children themselves who make everyday special and remind us that
doing our best can always better when it comes to their educational needs.
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