Back in September of 2010, the Kings High School Class of 2011 created the Community Service Club and participated in their first day of service. Our KHS Class of 2023 represented the Kings District well on Monday, September 11, as they participated in the National Day of Service. 

The entire KHS senior class spent their school day volunteering with KHS teacher chaperones around the Kings Community and the greater Cincinnati area, such as Kings school buildings, Matthew 25 Ministries, New Life Furniture Bank, SPCA Cincinnati, Cincinnati Nature Center, Testerman Park, Mounts Park, In Return, 4 Paws For Ability, Gorman Heritage Farm, Carter Park, Stepping Stones, and more.

Thank you to the Kings High School Community Service advisers, Tracy Goldie and Lynn Brant, and the KHS seniors for their service.

Watch below for a video montage of the seniors in action! #strongertogether

Kings High School Juniors, Sarvinoz Inamjanova and Natalia Brignoni-Marcano participated in Warren County's 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony on Monday, September 11.

Both students wrote essays or poems as an optional assignment in their Government class with Lisa King. Their writings were chosen to be featured in the program.

Sarvinoz was chosen to read her beautiful original poem about September 11. She received high praise from those present for her thoughtfulness, writing skills, and confidence as a public speaker. Her English as a Second Language teacher, Rhonda Allen-Harman said that she was really proud of Sarnivos. She noted, "To write such a beautiful poem as the one she wrote in one's second language is quite an accomplishment."

Allen-Harman said, "Both girls represented KHS impeccably and truly made me proud!"

Read Sarvinoz and Natalia's work here.

If you were at the Cincinnati Red Baseball game last Sunday, you saw our own Kings High School Senior, Mia Mcfaline who was honored at the game for suicide prevention and for being a 988 Initiative Ambassador. Keep up the great work, Mia!

The students at J.F. Burns Elementary School have been enjoying the renovated playground thanks to Kings High School Senior, Max Westermeyer.

To earn his Eagle Scout ranking, Max chose to give back to the elementary school he attended. He repainted the blacktop play stations and made improvements to the areas by adding capitals to the map of the U.S.A., a workable running track, and Kings Spirit for the basketball court.

Thank you for giving back, Max!

Kings Homecoming is next week! The ever-popular Kings Homecoming Parade will take place on Friday, September 22, beginning at 5:30 p.m. The parade will run from KME to the KJH parking lot.

All groups are welcome to walk in the parade. To participate in this year's parade, groups must submit a permission slip and release of liability. Click here for Parade Sign up.

**Due to construction, the parade route will be altered from years past. It will begin at KME and travel down College St., turn right at Church St. to right on Walnut St., and then left on King Ave. and will end at KJH. See the map below.

KEA will once again be hosting a block party from 4:00-7:00 p.m. on the practice fields by Kings High School. There will be lots of fun family activities. New this year is the addition of a Friendship Bracelet Station! The event is FREE. Don't miss it! 

The Kings Knights will take on West Clermont at the Castle. Kickoff is 7:00 p.m.

Just a heads up - King Ave. and Columbia Road will be closed on Friday, September 22, 2023, between the hour of 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m., for the Kings High School Homecoming Parade. King Ave. will be closed between Walnut Street and the Columbia Road intersection. Columbia Road shall be closed between the King Ave. intersection and the Kings Junior High School parking lot (Wilson Avenue).

If you are a Kings parent and would like to receive emergency text messages please text the word YES to code 67587. You will receive a confirmation text from School Messenger.

We are looking to bolster our Kings Alumni database. Are you a Kings High School graduate or know someone who is? Please share the form with your fellow graduates. This will help our reunion committees and keep you updated on what is happening at your alma mater!

Please complete this Alumni Roundup Form.

The Kings District is excited to host Dr. Bill Daggett on Thursday, October 19 at 7:00 p.m. at Kings High School to present - The Future of Education - Preparing Students For Their Future, Not Our Past. Learn how A.I. and emerging technologies impact the skills, knowledge, and attributes students need to succeed in the changing workplace and society.

For over 30 years, Dr. Daggett has crisscrossed the nation and the industrialized world to lead school reform efforts to effectively prepare students for their future. He is recognized worldwide for his proven ability to move pre-K-12 education systems towards more rigorous and relevant skills and knowledge for all students.

His message aligns with the District's Power 5 Future Skills Strategy and Action Plan that provides our Kings students with all the tools to navigate an ever-changing world and to be highly competitive and prepared for success beyond the walls of our school district. Those skills are critical thinking, collaboration, communication, problem-solving, and career, college, and life readiness. 

This session is free to the community and sponsored by High Aims. We hope you'll join us!

The Kings Kloset is a volunteer-led, nonprofit clothing center that provides free garments and supplies to those in need within the Kings Local School District. On average, the Kings Kloset serves 30-50 individuals a month.

The Kloset is open the first Saturday of every month from 9:00 -11:00 a.m. beginning on September 16. Click here for their schedule. Donations can be dropped off during the Kings Kloset hours. The Kings Kloset is located on the second floor of the Kings Education Center in a new location!

They have very limited space and are only able to take donations that meet the needs of the families they serve. Please refrain from dropping donations at the Kings Education Center. If you have donations, please email kingskloset@kingslocal.net. 

We appreciate your understanding and support in helping us serve the families in our community in the most efficient way.

Board Members

Kings Board of Education (L-R): Janelle Groff, Board Member; John Skerl, Board Member; Deb Cowan, Board Member; Stacie Belfrom, President; and Peggy Phillips, Vice-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 Board will meet on Tuesday, September 19 at 6:00 p.m. Click here to watch.

Visit the Board of Education page on our website for meeting dates, meeting recordings, and agendas.

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

If you are looking to purchase Kings Spiritwear, visit the Kings Online Spiritwear Store provided by our partner ROKKITWEAR. All items will be printed and sent out within 5 business days! You can also personalize any item in the store!

Keep in touch with all things Kings Spiritwear by following our Facebook page!

The District is in great need of substitute teachers, childcare aides, paraprofessionals, food service workers, and bus drivers. 

Visit our Human Resources page today and join our team!

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!

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Kings Basketball Association is now accepting registrations for the upcoming winter season.

Girls and boys in grades 2-6 are invited to participate. Over 450 kids from the District participated last season which was a new record.

Click here for more information.