Kickapoo announcements Feb. 25 - March 1, 2019

Kickapoo Families,
Can you believe it is already March and we only have nine days remaining in 3rd quarter!?!?
Spring Break for our students will begin on Friday, March 8th until Sunday, March 17th.
Fourth quarter begins on Monday, March 18th and the last day of school, at this time, is
Monday, May 20th.

As a reminder the information shared below is NOT all inclusive to what is happening
at Kickapoo High School. To find more information about KHS and what's happening
you will find it HERE or at kickapoochiefs.org

The best way to stay in the know is to check the calendar and daily announcements

as they are updated each day and can be found in the left column. I would recommend

bookmarking our web page and checking it daily to stay informed of the KHS
happenings.

I would also encourage you to connect with us via social media as we share what’s going on

at KHS. Check us out on

Instagram @KickapooHighSchool

Twitter @KickapooChiefs

Facebook - Kickapoo High School
Website - Kickapoochiefs.org

Student Grades

Third quarter grades can be found under the Classes tab.
You can access student grades via eSchool Home Access and it can be found HERE.

Need your password? Contact the office at 523-8500.

PTSA Check Writing Campaign
Thank you to the families who have contributed to our check writing campaign.
You can see below where the money is being designated. We appreciate anything
you can give at this time. We are still accepting donations!

Explore Guides (aka summer school info)
All 9th - 11th graders should have received the Explore field guide.
Here is a link to the guide as well.
This guide will have all info regarding summer seated and online classes.
Registration for high school students begins Monday, March 4th, at www.sps.org/Explore.

Drop off and Pick up
Families - Please do NOT drop off your students on the streets. Even if it is near

the crosswalk this is dangerous for your child and those driving around you. We don’t want

anyone begin injured. Please do your part and go through the carline.

Thank you to those of you who are safely dropping off and picking up your students. We are

thankful for you watching out for ALL students.

Our number one priority is the safety of our students/your child(ren)!

Also, please DO NOT park in local business parking lots. Thank you.

We allow students in the building beginning at 7:20 each morning and classes start at 7:50

Monday - Thursday and at 8:20 on Friday’s.

Thank you for making KHS as safe as possible for ALL students.

Ignite Info - All students received their Chromebooks on the first day of school or when they

enrolled if after the first day. This information provides insurance details.

Scholarship Bulletin

Did you know we have a Scholarship Bulletin?

Check out the February bulletin for a list of college scholarships you can apply for

at this time.

You can find even more great information from our Counselor’s Corner HERE.

Recognize a Kickapoo Staff Member

We love to celebrate the great work of our teachers, counselors, secretaries, custodians,

nutrition services, para professionals, etc.

Please take a few minutes to complete this form to help us celebrate the great work they do.

Tryout Season is Here
See our main page kickapoochiefs.org for more info regarding tryouts for cheer, poms, and
color guard.

2019 - 2020 Springfield Public Schools Calendar has been approved.
The first day of school for 2019 will be Tuesday, Aug. 13th.
Here is the FULL CALENDAR.



Share your thoughts regarding Prop S
SPS is providing you the opportunity to share your thoughts regarding Prop S.
Click here to learn more about how to share your insights on Prop S.

Prop S Information

Proposition S would fund 39 priority projects

Springfield voters will be asked April 2 to consider a $168 million bond proposal to fund 39 high-priority projects, which were recommended by a citizen’s task force to make our schools safer and stronger for students and staff.

The projects will renovate or reconstruct 6 schools, create safer entrances at 31 schools, plus add classroom space to expand preschool.

While Kickapoo is not directly receiving funds one of our feeder schools, Carver, will be one

of the schools to receive the addition of a secure entrance.

Projects that would be funded by Proposition S include:

• Secure entrances will be built or renovated at 31 schools including Carver MS.
• Renovation at Sunshine and Williams elementary schools and Hillcrest High School will address accessibility and security challenges, in addition to other improvements.
• New schools will be constructed for Boyd and Delaware elementary schools and Jarrett Middle School, fixing all security and accessibility issues. 
• New storm shelters will be added to Boyd, Delaware, Williams and Sunshine elementary schools, Jarrett Middle School and the southwest early childhood center.
• Classroom space will be added to expand preschool services in the district.

These school improvements would cost less than 10 cents a day in additional property taxes for a home with a market value of $100,000.  This proposal requests an 18-cent increase to the debt-service levy, which would be phased in over two years: 9 cents in 2019 and an additional 9 cents in 2020.

Learn more about Proposition S at sps.org/PropS.

Register to vote by March 6 to vote on Proposition S

There are only a few days left to register to vote in the April 2 election. Proposition S, which will fund 39 high-priority projects, is one of the issues on that will appear on the ballot

If you are not currently registered to vote in Greene County, you must do so by Wednesday, March 6.

The voter registration application may be obtained from the Greene County Clerk’s Office, 940 N. Boonville Ave., or accessed and printed here. You may also register to vote at each of Springfield Public Schools’ five high schools: Central High School, 423 E. Central St.; Glendale High School, 2727 S. Ingram Mill Road; Hillcrest High School, 3319 N. Grant Ave.; Kickapoo High School, 3710 S. Jefferson Ave.; and Parkview High School, 516 W. Meadowmere St. Please call the high school office before you visit to confirm that the person who registers voters will be available when you arrive.

Remember: Eligibility to vote on school-related issues (school board members, bonds, etc.) is based on the school district in which you live. If you live in the Springfield Public Schools attendance area you may vote on the proposal April 2. This is true even if your residence is outside the city limits of Springfield.

Please remember we are here for you and your student. Don't hesitate to reach out to us at
any time.
Have a great week and #GoChiefs #OneTribe

Dr. Bill Powers

Principal
Kickapoo High School

Kickapoo announcements for Feb. 18 - 22, 2019

Kickapoo Families,
Last week I noted "Winter just isn't ready to go away." Then, we get the unexpected
day off on Friday. I know several of our seniors were excited for the extra day off!
Now that we have missed two days of school our last day of the year will now be
Monday, May 20th.

A reminder we do not have school on Monday, Feb. 18th as it is President's Day.

As a reminder the information shared below is NOT all inclusive to what is happening
at Kickapoo High School. To find more information about KHS and what's happening
you will find it HERE or at kickapoochiefs.org

The best way to stay in the know is to check the calendar and daily announcements

as they are updated each day and can be found in the left column. I would recommend

bookmarking our web page and checking it daily to stay informed of the KHS
happenings.

I would also encourage you to connect with us via social media as we share what’s going on

at KHS. Check us out on

Instagram @KickapooHighSchool

Twitter @KickapooChiefs

Facebook - Kickapoo High School
Website - Kickapoochiefs.org

Student Grades

Third quarter grades can be found under the Classes tab. Progress reports will be
available by 3 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 19th.
You can access student grades via eSchool Home Access and it can be found HERE.

Need your password? Contact the office at 523-8500.

PTSA Check Writing Campaign Feb. 11 - 22
Thank you to the families who have contributed to our check writing campaign.
You can see below where the money is being designated. We appreciate anything
you can give at this time.

Explore Guides (aka summer school info)
All 9th - 11th graders received the Explore field guide on Wednesday, Feb. 13th.
Here is a link to the guide as well.
This guide will have all info regarding summer seated and online classes.
Registration for high school students begins Monday, March 4th, at www.sps.org/Explore.

Courtwarming Tickets on sale this week
See daily announcements for specifics. Purchase tickets Tuesday and Wednesday while
they are cheaper. Also, make sure all fees and fines have been paid.
Don't wait to the last minute to purchase.

Drop off and Pick up
Families - Please do NOT drop off your students on the streets. Even if it is near

the crosswalk this is dangerous for your child and those driving around you. We don’t want

anyone begin injured. Please do your part and go through the carline.

Thank you to those of you who are safely dropping off and picking up your students. We are

thankful for you watching out for ALL students.

Our number one priority is the safety of our students/your child(ren)!

Also, please DO NOT park in local business parking lots. Thank you.

We allow students in the building beginning at 7:20 each morning and classes start at 7:50

Monday - Thursday and at 8:20 on Friday’s.

Thank you for making KHS as safe as possible for ALL students.

Ignite Info - All students received their Chromebooks on the first day of school or when they

enrolled if after the first day. This information provides insurance details.

Scholarship Bulletin

Did you know we have a Scholarship Bulletin?

Check out the February bulletin for a list of college scholarships you can apply for

at this time.

You can find even more great information from our Counselor’s Corner HERE.

Recognize a Kickapoo Staff Member

We love to celebrate the great work of our teachers, counselors, secretaries, custodians,

nutrition services, para professionals, etc.

Please take a few minutes to complete this form to help us celebrate the great work they do.

Tryout Season is Here
See our main page kickapoochiefs.org for more info regarding tryouts for cheer, poms, and
color guard.

2019 - 2020 Springfield Public Schools Calendar has been approved.
The first day of school for 2019 will be Tuesday, Aug. 13th.
Here is the FULL CALENDAR.



Share your thoughts regarding Prop S
SPS is providing you the opportunity to share your thoughts regarding Prop S.
Click here to learn more about how to share your insights on Prop S.

Prop S Information

Proposition S would fund 39 priority projects

Springfield voters will be asked April 2 to consider a $168 million bond proposal to fund 39 high-priority projects, which were recommended by a citizen’s task force to make our schools safer and stronger for students and staff.

The projects will renovate or reconstruct 6 schools, create safer entrances at 31 schools, plus add classroom space to expand preschool.

While Kickapoo is not directly receiving funds one of our feeder schools, Carver, will be one

of the schools to receive the addition of a secure entrance.

Projects that would be funded by Proposition S include:

• Secure entrances will be built or renovated at 31 schools including Carver MS.
• Renovation at Sunshine and Williams elementary schools and Hillcrest High School will address accessibility and security challenges, in addition to other improvements.
• New schools will be constructed for Boyd and Delaware elementary schools and Jarrett Middle School, fixing all security and accessibility issues. 
• New storm shelters will be added to Boyd, Delaware, Williams and Sunshine elementary schools, Jarrett Middle School and the southwest early childhood center.
• Classroom space will be added to expand preschool services in the district.

These school improvements would cost less than 10 cents a day in additional property taxes for a home with a market value of $100,000.  This proposal requests an 18-cent increase to the debt-service levy, which would be phased in over two years: 9 cents in 2019 and an additional 9 cents in 2020.

Learn more about Proposition S at sps.org/PropS.

Register to vote by March 6 to vote on Proposition S

There are only a few days left to register to vote in the April 2 election. Proposition S, which will fund 39 high-priority projects, is one of the issues on that will appear on the ballot

If you are not currently registered to vote in Greene County, you must do so by Wednesday, March 6.

The voter registration application may be obtained from the Greene County Clerk’s Office, 940 N. Boonville Ave., or accessed and printed here. You may also register to vote at each of Springfield Public Schools’ five high schools: Central High School, 423 E. Central St.; Glendale High School, 2727 S. Ingram Mill Road; Hillcrest High School, 3319 N. Grant Ave.; Kickapoo High School, 3710 S. Jefferson Ave.; and Parkview High School, 516 W. Meadowmere St. Please call the high school office before you visit to confirm that the person who registers voters will be available when you arrive.

Remember: Eligibility to vote on school-related issues (school board members, bonds, etc.) is based on the school district in which you live. If you live in the Springfield Public Schools attendance area you may vote on the proposal April 2. This is true even if your residence is outside the city limits of Springfield.

Please remember we are here for you and your student. Don't hesitate to reach out to us at
any time.
Have a great week and #GoChiefs #OneTribe

Dr. Bill Powers

Principal
Kickapoo High School

Kickapoo announcements for Feb. 11 - 15, 2019

Kickapoo Families,
Winter just isn't ready to go away.
Despite the icy weather early Sunday I hope you were able to enjoy your weekend.

Thank you to everyone who was able to attend our Parent Teacher conferences Thursday.
Families of Juniors - If you were unable to attend the Junior meeting you can find the
presentation HERE. It is on the left side labeled Current Junior Parents.

As a reminder the information shared below is NOT all inclusive to what is happening
at Kickapoo High School. To find more information about KHS and what's happening
you will find it HERE or at kickapoochiefs.org

The best way to stay in the know is to check the calendar and daily announcements

as they are updated each day and can be found in the left column. I would recommend

bookmarking our web page and checking it daily to stay informed of the KHS
happenings.

I would also encourage you to connect with us via social media as we share what’s going on

at KHS. Check us out on

Instagram @KickapooHighSchool

Twitter @KickapooChiefs

Facebook - Kickapoo High School
Website - Kickapoochiefs.org

Student Grades

Third quarter grades can be found under the Classes tab.
You can access student grades via eSchool Home Access and it can be found HERE.

Need your password? Contact the office at 523-8500.

PTSA Check Writing Campaign Feb. 11 - 22

Thank you
To all the families who provided dinner for our team during parent teacher conferences
on Thursday night. Everything was amazing!

GOCAPS for current 10th and 11th graders

The GO CAPS Application is open and can be found here: https://gocaps.yourcapsnetwork.org/enrollment/. 

I advise you to go ahead and apply; however, when you do, please make sure that you are detailed in your answers and you use good grammar and punctuation. Remember, the application committee does not know you so you want to share your story and intentions the best you can!

Also, GO CAPS Open Houses are scheduled! We encourage students & parents to attend the open house of the strand their student is applying for! See below for a list of dates/times/locations: 
All Strand Informational Review (This includes the two listed above as well as
IT & Software solutions, Engineering and Manufacturing, and Business).
Tuesday, Feb. 12 at 6:30 p.m.
eFactory
405 N. Jefferson Ave.

We typically find out who made it into GO CAPS in Early April. Students will need to go ahead and schedule GO CAPS as half their day when they are doing their 2019-2020 scheduling with Kickapoo. Students get to choose if they want AM or PM, but also have to make it work with the classes they are needing to take at Kickapoo.

I hope this information helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions!

Thanks!

Mrs. Kim Harris - Kickapoo HS kharris@spsmail.org

Explore Guides (aka summer school info)
All 9th - 11th graders will receive the Explore field guide on Wednesday, Feb. 13th.
I will also link it in next weeks announcements.
This guide will have all info regarding summer seated and online classes.

Courtwarming Tickets on sale this week
See daily announcements for specifics. Purchase tickets this week while
they are cheaper. Also, make sure all fees and fines have been paid.
Don't wait to the last minute to purchase.

Drop off and Pick up
Families - Please do NOT drop off your students on the streets. Even if it is near

the crosswalk this is dangerous for your child and those driving around you. We don’t want

anyone begin injured. Please do your part and go through the carline.

Thank you to those of you who are safely dropping off and picking up your students. We are

thankful for you watching out for ALL students.

Our number one priority is the safety of our students/your child(ren)!

Also, please DO NOT park in local business parking lots. Thank you.

We allow students in the building beginning at 7:20 each morning and classes start at 7:50

Monday - Thursday and at 8:20 on Friday’s.

Thank you for making KHS as safe as possible for ALL students.

Ignite Info - All students received their Chromebooks on the first day of school or when they

enrolled if after the first day. This information provides insurance details.

Scholarship Bulletin

Did you know we have a Scholarship Bulletin?

Check out the February bulletin for a list of college scholarships you can apply for

at this time.

You can find even more great information from our Counselor’s Corner HERE.

Recognize a Kickapoo Staff Member

We love to celebrate the great work of our teachers, counselors, secretaries, custodians,

nutrition services, para professionals, etc.

Please take a few minutes to complete this form to help us celebrate the great work they do.

Opportunity to Support our Students






THANK YOU!! FULLY FUNDED!
Mr. Cornelius and Mrs. Honeycutt are collaborating on Masterworks Concert PBL.

Tryout Season is Here
See our main page kickapoochiefs.org for more info regarding tryouts for cheer, poms, and
color guard.

2019 - 2020 Springfield Public Schools Calendar has been approved.
The first day of school for 2019 will be Tuesday, Aug. 13th.
Here is the FULL CALENDAR.



Prop S Information

Proposition S would fund 39 priority projects

Springfield voters will be asked April 2 to consider a $168 million bond proposal to fund 39 high-priority projects, which were recommended by a citizen’s task force to make our schools safer and stronger for students and staff.

The projects will renovate or reconstruct 6 schools, create safer entrances at 31 schools, plus add classroom space to expand preschool.

While Kickapoo is not directly receiving funds one of our feeder schools, Carver, will be one

of the schools to receive the addition of a secure entrance.

Projects that would be funded by Proposition S include:

• Secure entrances will be built or renovated at 31 schools including Carver MS.
• Renovation at Sunshine and Williams elementary schools and Hillcrest High School will address accessibility and security challenges, in addition to other improvements.
• New schools will be constructed for Boyd and Delaware elementary schools and Jarrett Middle School, fixing all security and accessibility issues. 
• New storm shelters will be added to Boyd, Delaware, Williams and Sunshine elementary schools, Jarrett Middle School and the southwest early childhood center.
• Classroom space will be added to expand preschool services in the district.

These school improvements would cost less than 10 cents a day in additional property taxes for a home with a market value of $100,000.  This proposal requests an 18-cent increase to the debt-service levy, which would be phased in over two years: 9 cents in 2019 and an additional 9 cents in 2020.

Learn more about Proposition S at sps.org/PropS.

Register to vote by March 6 to vote on Proposition S

There are only a few days left to register to vote in the April 2 election. Proposition S, which will fund 39 high-priority projects, is one of the issues on that will appear on the ballot

If you are not currently registered to vote in Greene County, you must do so by Wednesday, March 6.

The voter registration application may be obtained from the Greene County Clerk’s Office, 940 N. Boonville Ave., or accessed and printed here. You may also register to vote at each of Springfield Public Schools’ five high schools: Central High School, 423 E. Central St.; Glendale High School, 2727 S. Ingram Mill Road; Hillcrest High School, 3319 N. Grant Ave.; Kickapoo High School, 3710 S. Jefferson Ave.; and Parkview High School, 516 W. Meadowmere St. Please call the high school office before you visit to confirm that the person who registers voters will be available when you arrive.

Remember: Eligibility to vote on school-related issues (school board members, bonds, etc.) is based on the school district in which you live. If you live in the Springfield Public Schools attendance area you may vote on the proposal April 2. This is true even if your residence is outside the city limits of Springfield.

Please remember we are here for you and your student. Don't hesitate to reach out to us at
any time.
Have a great week and #GoChiefs #OneTribe

Dr. Bill Powers

Principal
Kickapoo High School