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Kent County Public Schools Community Notification

Due to a broken sewer line at H.H. Garnet Elementary School, students will be dismissed early today, May 14, beginning at 1:25 p.m. Garnet students will not have school tomorrow, May 15, because the sewer line and bathrooms will be shut down for repair. All Garnet staff members are expected to report tomorrow. Please contact the school with any questions.
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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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Archived News
Headshots of, from left, Dr. Mary Boswell-McComas, Dr. LeTrecia Gloster and Dr. Dawn Lucarelli

Three superintendent finalists announced

Three frontrunners have emerged in the Kent County Board of Education's search for the next superintendent of schools.
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National Youth Apprenticeship Week, May 5-11, with photos of two students at work

National Youth Apprenticeship Week

Kent County Public Schools is joining in the celebration of National Youth Apprenticeship Week, May 5-11.
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Special Education Recognition Award Ceremony, 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 29 at Kent County High School

UPDATED: Special Education Awards

Nominations are open for the Special Education Citizens' Advisory Committee annual awards.
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From left are, Assistant Principal Aaron Pretlow, social worker Courtney Miller, students Ja Marcus Downs and Jonah Somerville, program coordinator Tilise Brown, program advisor LaToya Johnson, Principal Kris Hemstetter and mentors Harold Somerville Jr. a

KCPS planning for continuation of AAEEBB program

Kent County Public Schools wants to continue the work of a state pilot program that added more supports for male African American students.
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This year's winners of Kent County Public Schools' annual awards are, from left, Support Employee of the Year LaToya Johnson, Teacher of the Year Kaitlyn Wright and Promising Educator Michelle Johnson.

Wright named Teacher of the Year

Each year the school system names a Teacher of the Year, Support Employee of the Year and Promising Educator Award winner.
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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.