District News

Superintendent Scott Inskeep's "Friday Firebird Focus" will be posted on Fridays during the 2021-2022 school year and will include information about school and community issues, events and activities. The "Friday Firebird Focus" newsletters are archived here.

It is an honor to announce that Fairmont High School has been selected as a Purple Star School by the Ohio Department of Education.

Superintendent Scott Inskeep tapes weekly videos that provide information regarding district issues, events, activities and programming.

The USDA recently announced that the Pandemic Free School Meal program will expire on the last day of school for school districts across the country. For the Kettering City Schools, this means that May 19, will be the final day that breakfast and lunch meals will be free for all students.

The Kettering City School District is now enrolling students new to the district in grades 1-12 for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year.

The Kettering City School District will post a weekly COVID-19 Dashboard to the district website each Friday. The dashboard will list positive COVID-9 cases and quarantines among students and staff.

Board of Education Meeting Agendas

Please use this link to access the community resources website maintained by the Kettering Youth and Family Community Resource Coordinator.

The district makes every attempt to communicate with our families in a timely manner when we have to delay or close school because of bad weather through our district webpage (www.ketteringschools.org) and social media channels (Kettering City Schools on Facebook and KetteringSchools on Twitter.)

Please click on "Read More" to access the Partners For Healthy Youth Kettering Community Youth and Family Action Plan Page.

Bern Schwieterman, KCS's Elementary STEAM Coach, has launched a podcast titled, "STEAM State of Mind."

Live theater is happening all over, including in our little corner of the world in downtown Dayton. 

Our food and nutrition services supervisor, Stacie Pabst, has been told by Gordon Food Service that schools can expect shortages of certain food items that we typically serve to students for lunch in our cafeterias.

Like districts across the state, the Kettering City School District has developed a Safe Return to School Plan and a Learning Recovery & Extended Learning Plan, as mandated by the Ohio Department of Education.

Dr. Carrie Hennessy, KCS's Multi-Tiered Systems of Support Leader, has launched a web page designed to provide staff members and families with resources to support behavioral and mental health and academic success.