You are invited to a Community Conversation

We Need Your Input!

What are your hopes and dreams for your children? What skills and competencies should our students master before graduation to ensure future college, career and life readiness?  Consider joining this conversation and offering your valuable input by attending one of our 4 community conversations:

Tuesday, February 18
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Conner High School

Thursday, February 20
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Boone County High School

Tuesday, February 25
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Ryle High School

Thursday, February 27
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Cooper High School

Kindergarten Registration Night is Monday, March 23, 2020 from 4:30-7:00 pm (at all Boone County Schools Elementary Schools)
 

Please Bring:
Completed Registration Packets
(Available at www.boone.kyschools.us - “For Parents” and all elementary locations)
Certified Birth Certificate, Proof of Residence*
Current KY Immunization Certificate
Current Physical**
KY Dental Screening,
KY Eye Exam
Social Security Card
*Phone bill, utility bill, lease agreement, etc - may vary depending upon school
**Must be dated within 1 year of start date of school

We value your opinion and your input is needed in the search for the next Boone County School District Superintendent. Follow the link below to take our Superintendent Search Survey.

https://tinyurl.com/bcssuperintendentsurvey

Please join us for this two-day event, Friday, February 28, from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm, and Saturday, February 29, from 8:00 am - 1:00 pm. Both days will include a meal, a keynote speaker, and various workshops and seminars, led by national, state and local experts in the areas of youth mental health.

Session topics will include Trauma Informed Care, Social Emotional Learning, Drug Free Clubs of America, Bullying, Resiliency, Mindfulness and many more.

The goals of the Summit are to increase mental health literacy, to reduce the stigma associated with mental health disorders in our community and to strengthen community response to youth development through awareness, knowledge, connectivity and access.

Click here to get tickets

In 2019, the Kentucky legislature passed HB11, a statewide 100% Tobacco Free School bill. 100% Tobacco Free Schools prohibit tobacco use, including vapor products and alternative nicotine products, by staff, students and visitors 24 hours a day, seven days a week, inside Board-owned buildings or vehicles, on school owned property and during school-sponsored events, trips and activities. The primary goals of these policies include reducing exposure to secondhand smoke and encouraging tobacco users to consume less of the addictive product.
The more significant long-term effect of these policies, however, is to reduce youth tobacco use by reducing student exposure to tobacco use as an acceptable behavior by role models important to their development. For additional information about tobacco free schools, visit the Tobacco Free Schools website.

http://www.tobaccofreeschoolsky.org/index.html

Unpredictable winter weather may necessitate Boone County Schools to alter daily schedules or routines within the district. To be prepared please make sure your child’s school has up-to-date phone numbers and emergency contacts for your family. Also, have child-care arrangements already in place should the need arise to close school early, delay or cancel school.

Stay up to date with all weather related delays and closings by following @BCSWx on Twitter. 

Boone County Schools Inclement Weather Information

You're child's experiences before kindergarten are the most important. However, your experience is important, too. Find options for quality pre-K education and get some answers on paying for it, too, at myPre-K.com.

Brought to you by United Way of Greater Cincinnati and the Celanese Foundation.

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