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Half Day with photo of a March calendar

This Wednesday, March 5, is a half day for all students in Kent County Public Schools for staff professional development. Student dismissal begins at Kent County High School and Kent County Middle School at 11:25 a.m. Elementary school students will be dismissed starting at 12:25 p.m. School times and calendar information also can be found on the Kent County Public Schools mobile app. The app can be downloaded for free from the Apple App Store and Google Play. Just search "Kent County Public Schools."
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Family Resources

Resources for Families and Students

Our Resource page offers a wealth of information for students and families about Kent County Public Schools right at your fingertips. Below, you'll find quick links for menus and our calendar, log-in links for our learning apps like PowerSchool and Schoology, information on our own Kent County Public Schools app and much more.   

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Download our free app from the Apple App Store or Google Play to stay up to date with the latest news and information from Kent County Public Schools.

News and Opportunities for Families and Students

Archived News
Career and Trades Week March 3-7 with KCHS logo and photo of students in the gym

Career and Trades Week at KCHS

Kent County High School students will kick off March with a week of career and trades exploration.
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Homework Help with photo of a parent helping a student and a math problem

Homework help online for math

We have homework help available for families through the company that provides our math curriculum!
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Career and Trades Week March 3-7 with photo of a college fair

Career and Trades Week at KCHS

The high school is holding Career and Trades Week March 3-7 with special events and activities each day, culminating in the annual College and Career on Friday.
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The Kent County Board of Education, Superintendent Dr. Mary Boswell-McComas and school system administrators recognize six teachers Monday, Feb. 10 for receiving their National Board Certifications. The teachers began working toward their National Board C

Six KCPS teachers earn National Board Certification

This winter marked an important milestone for six teachers in Kent County Public Schools who have now received their National Board Certifications.
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Superintendent's Report with photo of Dr. McComas

February Superintendent’s Report

From Dr. Mary Boswell-McComas, Superintendent of Kent County Public Schools, as given at the Kent County Board of Education meeting Monday, Feb. 10.
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Community Feedback

Community Feedback Form. We want to hear from you! — with link

Kent County Public Schools ensures that our students come first. We are committed to providing academic excellence in a strong vibrant learning community facilitated through collaboration and built on trust. We welcome your questions, positive feedback and concerns.