The safety of our students is always our top priority. When students feel safe, they are ready to learn, and that’s what matters!

One way we support this is through the Standard Response Protocol (SRP), which gives students, staff, and first responders a clear, common language to use in an emergency. To build confidence and preparedness, we also conduct safety drills throughout the year. These drills are an important way for us to practice and be ready if the unexpected happens.

Thank you for your support as we work together to ensure safe, secure, and welcoming schools for every student!

It’s never too early to plan ahead! Our school board has approved school year calendars for 2026-27, 2027-28, and 2028-29. These calendars were shaped with feedback from a survey last February. They were designed to help students ease into the start of a new school year (a gradual “slow start” week) while also moving our snow make-up days to later in the year. You can download the new calendars from our website.

Each year, we apply for Impact Aid funding from the federal government. These funds compensate CKSD for the loss of local tax dollars from tax exempt federal property.

The results of our Impact Aid survey help support our request for these federal funds. This survey is critical to our district’s resources for students. Please log into the PowerSchool Parent Portal to complete your form today! Learn more on our website or email ImpactAid@ckschools.org with your questions. Thank you for your cooperation!

The Paul Linder Educational Foundation provides grants designed to fund unique equipment, educational opportunities, and/or materials for CK students and staff to expand learning in the classroom. Students are eligible to apply! The Google Form Application deadline for technology related grants is Monday, November 17. Non-tech related grants must be submitted by 4:00 p.m. on Monday, November 24.

We are proud to join communities across the state in recognizing Disability History and Awareness Month! Throughout October, our schools will highlight disability history and promote awareness through classroom lessons and activities, helping us ensure safe, secure, and welcoming learning environments.

We're now accepting sign-ups for Parenting: The Love and Logic Way. This free, six-week program will provide simple and easy-to-learn tools that will promote lifelong positive relationships with your kids. The program begins October 6. Join us in person or by Zoom. Space is limited! Learn more and register.

Jump Start K is a FREE, 20-week program for kids who will start kindergarten next school year. Qualifying students attend school full-time from late January through mid-June. Learn more and apply now!

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