Students and Parents, As we transition form traditional learning and into what we now call Remote Learning, please go to the following site for information regarding this change. https://sites.google.com/usd39...If you have any specific questions regarding a classroom page, please email the classroom teacher. If you have any other questions or concerns, please do... READ MORE >
Please remember to use social distancing while enjoying the Story Walk. READ MORE >
Region III Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center’s Families Learning from Families Virtual Roundtable Series A discussion and learning forum for families learning with and from each other to support their children and loved ones during the COVID-19 pandemic. WHAT’S IT ABOUT? Our Families Learning from Families Virtual Roundtables are dynamic,... READ MORE >
Driver's Education classes will begin on June 8th. Please see attached letter for important information. READ MORE >
The school intersection of 310th & Hwy 77 will be closing for road construction sometime between May 27 and May 29, depending upon the weather. To get to school you will have to come from the east on 310th. Directions to get to the school: From the South: If coming from the south on Hwy 77, take 290th (east out of Lincolnville) or 300th east to Xavier. Turn north... READ MORE >
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Due to the last week of the school year ending on Friday, May 15, 2020, the food service program will wrap-up with a final school food delivery on Thursday, May 14, 2020. The delivery of meals on that date will take you through Friday, May 15, 2020. The Summer Food Service Program is available and open for children 18 and younger. To locate a site, check out the... READ MORE >
From the Kansas State Department of EducationTOPEKA — The last weeks of a senior’s high school journey should be filled with solidifying plans for the future, donning formalwear for prom and celebrating graduation with friends and family. Instead, the Class of 2020 is navigating uncharted territory. A group of 64 seniors from across Kansas have been... READ MORE >
We are excited to announce that Kansas teachers, students and parents just got a new partner in their continuous learning efforts. Thanks to the support of Kansas Public Broadcasters, Kansas students will receive supplemental education content by way of a new television program produced by Kansas PBS stations and KSDE, and hosted by local teachers. The new... READ MORE >
From Susie Kliewer Coordinator/Parent Educator Marion County Parents as TeachersHello, friends, In this challenging time, when we wonder when life will be back to the "old normal," you may feel helpless to do anything to make a difference. Participating in the 2020 Census will help to ensure that Kansas receives the funds it needs for health care,... READ MORE >
Please see the links below for more information. Small Business Guide to the Cares ActPaycheck Protection Program READ MORE >
For Immediate Release March 22, 2020 For more information, contact: Ashley Jones-Wisner Ashley.JonesWisner@ks.gov < Caution-mailto:Ashley.JonesWisner@ks.gov > Kristi Zears Kristi.Zears@ks.gov <... READ MORE >
March 21, 2020 Public Information from Centre USD 397: In accordance with guidance issued from Governor Kelly’s office on March 17, 2020 concerning the closure of school facilities and the issuance of KSDE task force guidance for continuous learning, the last days of this week were spent planning for the safety of students and staff, discussions... READ MORE >
Centre parents, students, and family members: Today, March 17, 2020 Governor Laura Kelly announced all school facilities will close for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. We are working with the Kansas State Department of Education to develop alternative learning opportunities for all students and will share more information soon. We do not... READ MORE >
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The second draft of the History, Government, and Social Studies standards is available for public comment at the link below. This document contains the standards, benchmarks, practices, suggested scope and sequence. Comments must be linked to a standard and/or benchmark. Your input is important and the committee will consider all comments made.Please use the... READ MORE >
The public is welcome to make comments on this revision to the new Strengthening Career and Technical Education Act. Below is information regarding this. Here is the link: http://www.kansasregents.org/C... READ MORE >
Parents and Students, There is no better time to travel than now, and we have the trip for you! We will be taking an educational trip to Washington DC and to New York City, this coming June. The trip will depart June 8th and return June 13th, 2020! The price has significantly drop since we first initiated this opportunity. Price reduced from $2500 per student down... READ MORE >
Public Comment Is Open For The New Draft of the HGSS Standards The Kansas State Department of Education is seeking public comment on the initial draft of new History, Government and Social Studies standards. Your input is important and the committee will consider all comments made on this public comment platform. Click here to comment on the Standards. READ MORE >
10 inches measured tip to tip is the minimum length, but 4 inch pieces are also acceptable. - Colored, permed, curly, and grey hair is acceptable. - Layered hair is fine. - Hair must be collected in a ponytail or braid. READ MORE >
The simple act of feeding kids a healthy school breakfast can have a dramatic impact on their academic, health and economic futures! For more information, click on the following link. No Kid Hungry Starts with Breakfast READ MORE >
The state of Kansas has two new vaccination requirements as of August 2. Students in Kindergarten and Grade 1 need to have the Hepatitis A vaccination. Students in Grades 7 and 11 need to have the Meningococcal vaccination. For more information on these requirements, click here. READ MORE >