Category: Superintendent’s Corner

Kane School District will hold its eighth annual Honors Banquet to recognize students with a 3.75 or higher cumulative GPA. Nearly 300 students in grades 7th- 12th will receive a personal invitation from the district to attend the banquet. Dinner Read More …

On April 16th, during the regularly scheduled school board meeting, the board of education recognized the Sterling Scholars from Valley and Kanab High Schools. Students received $100 from the district for their time and efforts in the Sterling Scholar program. Nathan Unsworth was runner-up Read More …

Over the past few months, the Kane County School Board has been taking public comments during the regular board meetings on a potential new district cell phone policy.  The goals of a district policy are to protect instructional time free Read More …

The students at Snow College / Kane School District Cosmetology did nothing shy of impressing the audience at their first annual Scholarship Fashion Show held at the KHS auditorium on March 27th.  Eleven scholarships were awarded for these students to Read More …

Over the past five years, the Kane County School District has worked diligently to provide industry-certified programs for students in our district. Currently, the district has an accredited cosmetology program through Snow College and a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program through Utah Tech Read More …

Over the last three years universities across the state have paused the requirement for enrolling students to submit SAT or ACT scores as part of the admission process.  In February of 2024, the University of Utah made the decision to indefinitely Read More …

The Utah Legislature passed HB 477 last year, providing funding for full-day kindergarten across the state. The bill also allows parents the option to enroll their students in half-day kindergarten. Prior to the passage of HB 477, only 37% of the students Read More …

The 2024 Utah Legislative session concluded on March 1st, where several bills relating to school safety were passed.  HB 84 School Safety Amendments which requires panic alert devices and video cameras for schools and classrooms. In the Kane County School District, we have Read More …

The 2024 Utah Legislative Session will end on March 1st, where public education continues to be a focal point with over one hundred new bills. A few bills that may be of interest are HB182 by Representative Lisonbee, titled Student Survey Amendments. This bill requires parent Read More …

We would like to invite parents to visit our Kane County School District website at kanek12.org where we have many resources to assist parents. Under the District tab, the public can access BoardDocs, which is used for all school board and principal meetings. BoardDocs Read More …