Kittitas School District

10/16/2026

🍂📣 FALL CONFERENCES ARE RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER! 📣🍂

It’s almost time to connect, celebrate student progress, and partner together for a successful school year! ❤️📚 Here’s what families need to know about scheduling fall conferences:

📌 6th Grade Families: Your student’s 6th-grade teachers will be scheduling conferences. Stay tuned for more information!

📌 7th–12th Grade Families: You can sign up for conferences through the Skyward Qmlativ Parent Portal. Instructions were sent to families through Skyward.

💻 Need a little extra help? No worries! If you need assistance or are unable to sign up online, please contact the Secondary Office, and we’ll be happy to help!

We look forward to seeing our families and working together to support student success! 🧡🍁

10/16/2026

Students in Middle School Agriculture got to experience different contests within FFA by testing their knowledge of cheese, poultry products, plants and construction skills.

10/15/2026

It takes a team behind the scenes! 🏈

​A huge shoutout to Peter, who is helping our Varsity football players again this week while continuing to master the art of laundering! He’s joined by three awesome classmates—Owen, Xiomara, and Evan—who are doing a fantastic job folding and hanging the fresh uniforms.

​True teamwork happens both on and off the field! Let’s give them a hand in the comments!

10/15/2026

10/13/2026

Our Middle Schoolers show up in force to cheer for our Middle School Volleyball team who soundly defeated Highland for their last game of the season. The middle school girls volleyball are undefeated this season.

Way to go Volleyball girls and way to go Middle Schoolers for showing your Coyote Spirit. Let's keep that up!

10/12/2026

Don't forget Elementary Spirit Week is coming up!

10/09/2026

Fifth Graders in Mrs. Perez and Mrs. Wallace's Classes Wriggle into Science!
Students explored the important role earthworms play in breaking down dead material and releasing nutrients into the soil. After observing earthworms up close, students designed their own “fair test” investigations to learn more about earthworm behavior while practicing their scientific observation and investigation skills.