Last day wrap up! (Part 3)
Last day wrap up! (Part 2)
Last day wrap up! (Part 1)
Mrs. Bakry's students enjoyed their Ice Cream Marketing project!
Last day dismissal is the BEST at Kellogg! All the hugs and tears remind staff just how
BIG their impact has been throughout the year! (Part 2)
Last day dismissal is the BEST at Kellogg! All the hugs and tears remind staff just how
BIG their impact has been throughout the year! (Part 1)
8th Grade Class Awards (part 3)
8th Grade Class Awards (part 2)
8th Grade Class Awards (part 1)
We are going to miss this 8th grade class! They bring lots of smiles to our days.
As we near the end of the school year, read a year in review memo from Superintendent Dr. Kent Pekel. He writes about:
➡️ The Academic Agenda
➡️ Supports for Learning
➡️ Family Engagement
➡️ Improving the Organization
➡️ School Start Times and Transportation
➡️ Referendums and Reductions
➡️ What’s Ahead
Read the full memo at: https://www.rochesterschools.org/article/1624433
The RPS School Board voted unanimously to put forward an investment plan to Ignite Student Learning through a referendum. Voters will decide on November 5. View this Q&A to learn more about the Referendum: https://www.rochesterschools.org/article/1621656
Here's the FINAL Comet Connection of the year!
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Wishing you all a wonderful summer break!
Reminder: There is no school on Monday, May 27, in observance of Memorial Day. Enjoy your three-day weekend!
All District buildings will be closed on Monday, May 27, and will reopen under normal operating hours on Tuesday, May 28!
Today, our 8th graders got to participate in the Seat Belt Convincer with MnDOT. Physics made relevant!
Congrats to all the Century seniors on their upcoming graduation! It was awesome to see so many former Comets walk the halls today, bringing the K12 journey to a close. Watch the video here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sigsT22PYkmTziXFsXPZ7rYm_hd7sxEk/view?usp=drivesdk
We wish you the very best!
It's a great day for some Kellogg kickball!
At last night's School Board meeting, the Board voted to place a referendum on the November 5 ballot seeking $19.4 million annually to protect and enhance educational programs and student services. The referendum would support the district’s new investment plan to “Ignite Student Learning.” Guided by feedback from residents, this plan was developed to stabilize our operating budget, strengthen our curriculum, and support the programs that will ensure our students are ready for life after graduation. Read more: https://www.rochesterschools.org/article/1611885
Shout out to these three for bringing our kids SO FAR in their music growth this year! The spring concerts were all outstanding! Congratulations on SURVIVING the hectic pace of concert season! I will miss the daily serenades that leak from the band room into my office. 🎶💙
