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"Educating Greatness" is what KSD is all about - Published by The Star Herald
“It’s a choice you make — greatness is a mindset,” said Dr. Zach Bost, the district’s superintendent. “It's what we're trying to develop in our people. Great is better than good; it's the best. And what we're saying is we feel like every kid, every teacher, every principal, every clerical staff member, every bus driver, every cafeteria worker, they have greatness in them. And whoever is in charge of that person, it is their job to get it out.”
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MSBA Assists Board of Trustees with Superintendent Search
The Kosciusko School District Board of Trustees met Wednesday, April 27, 2022, to determine the next steps in seeking a new superintendent. Click the article title to view letter from school board President, James Medders.
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KSD Stakeholders are asked to complete the Comprehensive Needs Assessment Survey
It’s Comprehensive Needs Assessment Time! Parents, Students, Staff, and our Community Members are asked to complete this survey by February 25, 2022 Please contact Corrie Ramage, corrie.ramage@kosciuskoschools.com for further information.
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Miss Jerbrina Johnson, Class of 1998, named January Alumni of the Month
After graduating Kosciusko High in 1998, Miss Jerbrina L. Johnson went on to graduate Magna Cum Laude from Jackson State University and The University of Mississippi School of Law. During her final semester at Ole Miss, Jerbrina moved to Atlanta to complete an internship with the Georgia Innocence Project, focusing on the exoneration and redemption of wrongfully convicted persons seeking justice. Miss Johnson founded J. L. Johnson & Associates in 2006, and currently runs her family law, personal injury and business law practice in the metropolitan area of Gwinnett County, Georgia. In addition to serving as a Guardian Ad Litem in the superior courts, Jerbrina was recognized as a Rising Star by Georgia SuperLawyers for three years, but was recently awarded the prestigious SuperLawyer title for the 2022 year.............Click title to view complete biography.
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Parent's Guide: Help your Child's Success at School by Reading and Writing at Home
Children need reading and writing skills to succeed in school, but learning these skills does not stop in the classroom. Becoming a good reader and writer takes practice, and parents can help their children by providing opportunities for practice at home.
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Three KJHS Students are Awarded for Their VFW Essays
Three 8th Grade students are awarded for their VFW Essay on "How To Be a Better American".
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Livestream: KLE Character Parade - November 19, 2021
Click the title to watch the Character Parade LIVE on YouTube.
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Key Information & Dates for 3rd Grade Reading Assessment
Mississippi Department of Education's website www.StrongReadersMS.com gives you the needed resources, activities and information so you can help your children become strong readers and strong leaders.
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Join the KME Parent/Teacher Association
Are you interested in joining the KME PTA? We would love for you to be an active part of making KME the best it can be! If you are interested, follow the link below and fill out some basic information on the Google Form. We would like to start monthly meetings in October. Thank you for your support! https://forms.gle/r7oTJvyG4CLiebRA7
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KHS Returns to Five Day School Week
Kosciusko High School will return to in person classes five days a week for all students beginning Monday, September 20, 2021. After seeing a significant decrease in positive cases we believe we will be able to maintain our normal five day a week schedule for the remainder of the school year. We will continue to closely monitor our case numbers and follow the guidelines of the Mississippi Department of Health to make decisions going forward. As always the health and safety of students and staff is of the utmost importance. Thank you for your understanding as we continue to navigate this year and provide the best possible education for our students in the safest possible environment.
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