Please see the PDF version of this letter for a survey on a JROTC program at the high school. Dear Parent/Guardian, We have been busy here in the secondary school attending to procedural routine issues as well as planning for the future to ensure that your child is and will continue get a wholesome educational …
The winter months are upon us and illness is on the rise. Please help the district prevent infection by keeping students home when they have: Vomiting or diarrhea in the last 24 hours A fever higher than 100.4 degrees in the last 24 hours Uncontrollable coughing Strep throat (if on medication less than 24 hours) Conjunctivitis …
We have heard parent concerns regarding the speech therapy program at the Elementary School and we recognize them. At the same time, we would like to take a brief moment to clarify some erroneous information that has been put out there about the program. First, this is not a budget issue. No budgetary issue, no …
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Here are the results of Thursday, November 2nd’s Capital Project vote. Proposition #1 – $14.8 million in repair and modernization work primarily in the Elementary School 449 Yes 224 No Proposition #2 – Approximately $5 million in improvements to the Secondary School, focusing on technology infrastructure, security and site enhancements around the district. 427 Yes …
Dear BKW Community, On Thursday, November 2, the BKW community has an opportunity to vote on a referendum for capital improvements to its school facilities. If approved, the referendum would allow the District to use reserves and bonds to repair and replace systems that are near the end of their useful life, enhance safety and …
Dear BKW Community, In the next few days a newsletter containing all pertinent information about the capital project proposal will be mailed to community residents. We believed the newsletter to be an important tool in providing information for community members in preparation for the voting to take place on November 2. The newsletter itself was …
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Berne-Knox-Westerlo teachers and parents talk about the importance of the upcoming Capital Project vote on November 2nd. “This building is in real need of repair and real need of upgrade,” said Dr. Timothy Mundell, District Superintendent, while talking about the Elementary school. “I just know that the times have changed,” said BKW parent Rebecca Miller. …
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What if you could transform our schools for only $1 a month? On Thursday, Nov. 2, the BKW community will decide the future of the district when they vote on two propositions that would total $19.8 million in renovations and improvements to its school buildings: Proposition #1 – $14.8 million in repair and modernization work …
The Berne-Knox-Westerlo Central School District is honored to have so many thoughtful, dedicated and hard-working students move through its halls and onto the graduation stage. What follows is a list of the 2017 graduates, what their plans are for the fall, and any scholarships and awards they’ve earned: Brad Ableman Bethel University Albert J. Leombruno …
On April 10, the Board of Education adopted the proposed school budget for 2017-18. The $22,657,493 spending plan is just .29% above the 2016-17 budget, and contains a tax levy reduction of .5%. The plan is specifically designed to continue to restore program opportunities for our students that will prepare them for college and/or a …
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