As we near the capital project vote on Monday, November 10, the district continues to receive feedback and questions from our community on the upcoming vote. Over the past several weeks, we have worked to deliver specific information for district voters to stay informed during this process. Today, we are featuring an easy-to-read Q&A that …
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The district’s fall newsletter is now available. You can find the newsletter here. The fall newsletter kicks off with an informative Q&A that shares details related to the capital project vote, scheduled for Monday, November 10. To get a better perspective on this upcoming vote, please check out our recent capital project video here: In …
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The district continues to update its employment page with opportunities ranging from the recent posting for Transportation Supervisor (CDL and PS Endorsement Required) to aide, food service, and teacher positions. We encourage anyone interested in employment opportunities with the district to stay up-to-date and visit our employment page: https://www.bkwschools.org/employment/
The district would like to share a scheduling reminder for events in late Oct. and November. Please take a moment to review the following dates and times: October 31, 2025: Half Day for students (11:45AM dismissal) Please note that students will receive a bagged lunch on that day. November 10, 2025- No school for students …
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Winter sports registration is now open. JV and Varsity sports start on 11/17/25. Modified sports start on 11/24/25. Please register here. All potential athletes need a valid physical on file with the school nurse prior to the first day of practice. School physicals will be given on 11/17 @ 8:00 am. Please sign up with alicia.lounsbury@bkwschools.org for a …
Residents can expect to receive a post card with information about the proposed capital project and upcoming vote on Monday, November 10. We have received some additional questions from community members and wanted to ensure that all residents had access to those questions and answers. As a district, it’s our responsibility to be transparent in …
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BKW community, In the coming days, the district’s capital project initiative will share a detailed postcard highlighting important information about the upcoming vote on Monday, November 10. Postcards should be arriving in mailboxes in the coming days. We are also sharing this key piece of information to keep our community informed about the current state …
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The proposed roof replacement project not only protects the material investment in both the elementary and secondary schools made in 2017, but also offers the district substantial cost savings on heating for both buildings. As part of the 2024 Building Conditions Survey, a thermal scan of both roofs was conducted. This scan uses an infrared …
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BKW families, We would like to encourage all of our families to fill out the income form for the 2025-26 school year. Please note this information is confidential and submissions on income are not specific financial numbers but rather a range. The link for the form can be found here. Why is it important? The …
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As we move towards the capital project vote on Monday, November 10, we would like to share some simple Q&A to keep our families engaged and aware of what our community stakeholders will be voting on in the coming weeks. Question: Why does the district need to replace the roof on the elementary and secondary …
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