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Skip to Navigation Skip to Main Content Menu Katonah - Lewisboro School District An engaging, relevant, and active learning environment. District Home Our Schools Campus Parent Staff Directory District Announcements featured post KLSD Budget Vote Update - Deadline Extended On Sunday, June 7, Governor Cuomo announced a change to the deadline in this year’s school budget vote and BOE election. His announcement was followed by an Executive Order on the morning of June 8. This year’s vote continues to be conducted entirely by absentee ballot. We will have a drop-box where ballots can be hand delivered at the entrance to our District office (located at John Jay High School) on Tuesday, June 9 until 5:00 pm. In compliance with the new Executive Order, after June 9 we will continue to receive ballots only by mail through June 16th. We will begin counting ballots after 5:00 pm on June 16. As a result, the declaration of results will be delayed until after that day. Katonah - Lewisboro School District featured post KLSD 2020-21 Budget Vote and BOE Election Information Please see this page for information about the upcoming school budget vote and BOE election. Katonah - Lewisboro School District featured post KLSD Tennis Courts and Track Re-Open Effective May 21, 2020 the tennis courts and the track around the contest field at JJHS will be open. Please visit this page for more details. All other outdoor facilities remain closed while our schools are closed. Katonah - Lewisboro School District featured post Childcare for Essential Workers If you think you may be eligible for childcare as an essential worker during this time of crisis, please find more information here. Katonah - Lewisboro School District Kindergarten Registration for 2020-2021 Information about registration can be found on this page. 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Meet Sydney Aronson, salutatorian and Jessica Leff, valedictorian ! (note: photo taken prior to social distancing) Welcome to Friday Night Lights - honoring senior athletes and the Class of 2020! WATCH the premiere--the entire Variety Show will be available at the same link at 6 pm! Read how students from all three K-L elementary schools are connecting through band! Eighth graders explore the solar system and the connection between science and art in a hands-on, interdisciplinary new unit. Middle school's educators reach out to keep relationships strong. KLSD-at-Home enter here. NEWSWORTHY Eighth Grade Moving Up A virtual ceremony on June 24 morning plus a drive-through that afternoon JJMS News First-Ever Virtual Field Day Students K-5 enjoy a day of challenges and fun Elementary News Katonah-Lewisboro School Budget Approved Voters overwhelmingly approved 2020-21 School Budget District News Mascot Vote on June 22 Eligible voters: rising 6th graders to current 12th graders, and faculty, staff and coaches working at the Middle/High School campus District News Art Show 2020 Creating the solar system in 3D, exploring identify through bird sculptures, naming positive character traits in word art JJMS News Variety Show 2020 Premiering June 19 at 6 pm on YouTube JJHS News Top Honors for the Class of 2020 Meet Jessica Leff, Valedictorian, and Sydney Aronson, Salutatorian! 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Perhaps you’re getting these messages from corporations acknowledging the day, from a college with which you’re affiliated, from a Facebook post, or from a news source providing resources about the meaning and significance of the day. I’ve been asked several times if I’d be sending out a list of resources for our community to mark this day. And my initial impulse was to do just that. It would not have been difficult to pull together the resources and cut and paste some information. But after listening to trusted colleagues, including colleagues of color, I decided it’s more important for me, today, to acknowledge how little I know and how much I have to learn. Juneteenth is a significant anniversary in the history our country that has been marked for more than 150 years. Yet I didn’t learn about it in school, college, or graduate school. I gained a vague awareness of it some years ago when it started to appear as one of those auto-generated anniversaries on my calendar. Despite several years of effort to support progress in our District (community meetings, increasingly diverse classroom and school libraries, collaboration with organizations committed to racial justice, etc.), it was not until this most recent wave of racist killings and mass protests, that I finally began to read and learn about Juneteenth. The work we have before us must be both personal and systemic. The amount I have to learn and my uncertainty about the steps forward are daunting to me. But I remain optimistic. I am buoyed by students in our schools who are demanding change, by colleagues who are learning together each day, and by community members who are asking to help. I still trust that by truly listening to others, we can move forw...