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2021-22 School Re-Entry Plans
July 20, 2021
The KCKPS Board of Education approved a School Re-Entry Plan at the first meeting of the 2021-22 school year.
Healthy Learning and Work Environment
All students are required to wear a mask, with the exception of those students with specific health exemptions.
Masks are required on school buses.
Students must be current on their immunizations for attendance, in accordance with Kansas statute 72-6261.
Students must stay home if they have any symptom of illness that may be related to COVID-19.
Gloves and disinfecting wipes will be provided by the custodian for each room.
Custodians will engage in daily “continuous” cleaning, wiping down high touch points throughout the day to be followed by complete disinfecting of the building at night.
Summit Optimist Club provides free programs for local children
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Community Shout Out: Central Middle shows love and support
Jake Wateland
DEVILS LAKE - On Friday, May 14th, Central Middle had a fundraiser for one of our 7th Grade Students named Gabe Trottier.
Gabe recently had a surgery that left him wheelchair bound. To show emotional and financial support for Gabe the school hosted a fundraiser for him and due to many generous students, staff, families and community members we were able to present Gabe and his family with a check for over $17,000.
The money will be used to offset medical expenses that will allow for Gabe to be able to return to his home in the near future. The school’s 21st Century Coordinator, Vonnie Quam spearheaded this effort and created many fun activities for our students to participate in as well as hosting a BBQ feed in Gabe s honor.