Regular updates of news and information pertaining to the district's response to the COVID-19 pandemic will be posted here -- MONDAY, APRIL 6 -- GRAB-AND-GO MEALS WILL INCLUDE HOT LUNCH ITEMS ON MONDAY AND THURSDAY.

Please use this guide, prepared by KCS/City of Kettering Youth & Family Community Resource Coordinator Jonelle Carroll, to access community resources that may be helpful to you during these challenging times. 

A Technology Help Desk Call-Line has been established at 937-499-2626.

The Kettering City Schools Central Enrollment Department will continue to serve our current and new families remotely as we adhere to mandated school closures and CDC recommendations relative to the COVID-19 crisis. 

Please click on "MORE" to access translations of COVID-19 information.

Firebird Families, Spectrum is offering FREE broadband and WiFi to students without it. Check out the link below for details and how to sign up.

In his March blog, Superintendent Scott Inskeep focuses on the importance of a strong partnership between the family and community to assure student success.

The 2020-2021 School Calendar, outlining important dates during the school year, is now available here.

The district's Strategic Plan, "A Blueprint for Student Success," will guide the work of our school district in both day-to-day operations and in our long-term goals and objectives.

Fairmont High School's United Student Body (USB) is a busy group of young people who make service and giving back to their peers and their community a priority. Join Superintendent Inskeep as he chats with USB advisor, Corey Miller, and members of the USB.

A shortage of school bus drivers is impacting bus route schedules in the Kettering City Schools.

School safety and security are top priorities in the Kettering City Schools and in schools and communities across the nation. Fortunately, many incidents are preventable if the school community actively monitors and reports unsafe behavior.