Category: Superintendent’s Corner

With the start of school, you may notice more yellow school buses on the road safely transporting students. At Kane County School District, we work diligently to ensure our students have the most reliable transportation by purchasing new buses each year. However, Read More …

The Kane County School District continues to provide additional educational opportunities for students through our Career Technical Education (CTE) programs by working collaboratively with Snow College and Southwest Technical College. As a district we provide transportation for twelve students from Kanab High Read More …

On August 15, 2022, the Kane County School District kicked off the new school year with an opening institute for all district employees, where Paul Day and Emily Sagendorf were the keynote speakers. A wonderful tradition at opening institute is the recognition of Read More …

If you recently registered a new student in grades 7th-12th, you probably noticed a decrease in school fees. The Kane County School Board recently approved the reduced fee schedules to help lessen the financial burden on parents. The Chromebook fee Read More …

On August 18th, the Kane County School District will welcome students back to the first day of school. We are looking forward to the new school year!  Several new teachers have been hired over the summer including Amber Hooper (KHS/VHS/KMS) Family Read More …

This year, Kane County School District will offer free period products in our girls’ and multiuse bathrooms in compliance with recent legislation (H.B. 162). Within the coming months, donated period product dispensers will be installed, providing high-quality, organic, dignified products Read More …

With our calendars turning to August, the first day of the 2022-23 school is just around the corner. Principals and school secretaries will be in their buildings starting August 1st and can answer any questions you might have for the upcoming school Read More …

Kane School District recently received a Utah State School Board School-Based Mental Health Grant, which will provide the district with $67,010.33 each year for the next three years, totaling $201,030.99. This grant is to provide mental health counseling to our Read More …

Mrs. Merilee Terry was recently recognized as Teacher of the Year at the Utah Rural Schools Conference in Cedar City, Utah.  Mrs. Terry is a Kanab High School graduate and has been teaching for 26 years. She earned her Bachelor Read More …