Congratulations to the Kings Knights Varsity Football Team who had a history-making season! The Knights defeated Anderson in the Regional Finals to become Regional Champions for the first time in program history! They advanced to the Final Four and played Toledo Central Catholic in Wapakoneta on Friday, November 25. The Knights lost in a nail-biter game by a final score of 52-49. Visit our Facebook page to see some highlights

The Kings Community showed up in a big way to send our Knights off to the Final Four. A big thank you to those who came to support the Knights.

Don't miss Kings High School Theatre's production of All I Really Need to Know I Learned In Kindergarten.

This funny, reflective, heart-warming, and soul-filling show will kick off the winter holiday season right with four shows this weekend. Opening Night was SOLD OUT and so is Friday night's performance but there are still three opportunities to see our talented students.

Purchase tickets here

The ever-popular Breakfast With Santa will take place this Saturday, December 3, from 8:00-11:00 a.m. in the Kings High School Cafeteria. Cost is $7 per person or $25 per family of 4, which includes pancakes, bacon, juice, milk, and coffee. Pre-order online here or buy tickets at the door.

In the Kings District, we are fortunate for the support of the Parent Teacher Organizations who do so much for our staff and buildings.

Recently, the South Lebanon Elementary PTO provided funds to purchase benches and tables for their outdoor classroom and playground area. They have also purchased umbrellas for the benches and clipboards for students to use while learning outdoors. 

Additionally, they have installed 6 more swings for the playground and hope to purchase more in the future. 

A special thank you to SLE parents Evan and Jaime Greiner who researched, ordered, and put together all of the benches and tables.

Several members of the newly formed Kings High School Art National Honor Society (NAHS) have been working on painting three fire hydrants around the KHS/KJH campus.

Adrienne Maines, Lily Ringler, and Nora Spelic painted a stained glass fire hydrant located on the edge of the high school parking lot.

Outside of the Beacon workout center, Ainsley Johnstone designed and Ellie Flinders and Emily Winner painted the monster fire hydrant.

The last fire hydrant being completed is located outside of the KJH gymnasium by Anna Lacey and Kaleigh Cooke.

KHS Art Teacher, Carrie Cooke took the idea to the Deerfield Township Fire Chief and he gave permission to paint the hydrants. She was excited to give the NAHS students the opportunity to showcase their amazing artwork in a unique and creative way. She said, "I hope that the students, parents, and visitors that come to Kings enjoy the little extra add color added to our school campus."

Don't miss the next Kings Community Art Night! It will take place on Friday, December 9, from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in the Kings High School Learning Commons.

Participants who sign up will get to create five craft projects and attend storytime with Elsa!

The event is FREE and open to the Kings Community. This event is sponsored by the Kings High School National Art Honor Society.

Click here to sign up!

Board Members

Kings Board of Education (L-R): John Skerl, Board Member; Janelle Groff, Board Member; Peggy Phillips, Board Member; Deb Cowan, Vice-President; and Stacie Belfrom, President.

The Board of Education meets on the 2nd Tuesday of every month for a Work Session at 5:30 p.m. and the 3rd Tuesday of every month for a Regular Meeting at 6:00 p.m.

The next meeting will be a combined Work Session and Regular Meeting on Tuesday, December 13 at 5:30 p.m.

The Board has set the date for their 2023 Organizational Meeting. The meeting, which will include the January Work Session, will take place on Tuesday, January 10, at 5:30 p.m. At this meeting, the Board will elect a President and Vice-President and set the meeting schedule for the year.

2022 Board Meeting - Agendas & Minutes

2022 Board Meeting Recordings

All meetings are live-streamed on the Kings Youtube channel.

In an effort to be "green," the District does not send paper flyers home. We use a platform called Peachjar that houses flyers of community programs and resources. 

Parents receive approved flyers via email, and they are posted on our digital flyerboard for easy retrieval. Any organization can distribute information to our community by creating an account!

If you aren't following Kings Athletics on Facebook and Twitter, or Instagram you're missing out on some of the great things our student-athletes are doing!

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