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Full and part time openings.
Schedules that provide work-life balance.
Caring coworkers and community.
ESY opportunities.
Reading is magic!
Magician Ed Schmitt Magic Show
Saturday, Feb 15th 10:30 AM
Coatesville Public Library
501 Lincoln Highway East
Celebrating Black History Month -Please join us for a book talk and read aloud with award winning author Zetta Elliott. Sat. Feb 8th, 2025 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Coatesville Public Library, 501 E. Lincoln Hwy, Coatesville. Featuring a book writing workshop for children age 8 and older.
Join us Feb. 1st! Rescheduled MLK Jr. Weekend Fest: Edmund Pettus Bridge Reenactment March. 8:30 AM gathering at Gateway Park, 1st Ave and Lincoln Hwy(Bus 30 & Rt. 82) March from 9:15-9:30AM.
Mrs Bennetts students working on an hour of coding at KHS STEM
We had a visit from the original grinch and K9 Matrix aka Max of West Caln Township, they spoke with many students, teachers and administration. It was a great day!!
Check out the Grinch at Kings Highway!!
Coatesville Library is hosting Santa's Last Minute Gift Workshop!
Come visit with Santa and make some last-minute gift crafts in his workshop at the library! We'll have stations making ornaments, coasters, buttons, bookmarks, and many other crafts that make great gifts. Sip some hot cocoa and listen to some holiday music. This event is open for all ages to come and enjoy some holiday cheer. No registration required.
Coatesville Library, 501 Lincoln Hwy E, Coatesville, PA
Date: Wednesday, December 18, 2024
Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm(early dismissal day for CASD students!)
KHS Kindergarten Grinch Day
Mrs. Swisher's first grade class at King's Highway was excited to have a special guest reader, Mrs. Crane, a retired teacher from Coatesville. When she visited, she read the book The Legend of the Poinsettia, which taught the children about Holidays Around the World. The book revealed that the Poinsettia, originating from Mexico and named after Dr. Joel Poinsett carries great cultural importance. Inspired by the story, the students had the opportunity to showcase their creativity by painting their own beautiful Poinsettias.
Kindergarten students at KHS participated in their Annual Butter Making Day.
Students have been learning about now and long ago. Most students liked the taste of the butter, but agreed it was a lot of work to make and are thankful for the grocery store.
Need a special gift for that Coatesville Alumni or the ultimate Coatesville fan?
The C.A.S.H. Student Council is sponsoring their annual Online School Store again this year! It will run Monday, November 18 through Saturday, November 23 (11:59 pm). All items are custom and cannot be returned.
You must pick up your items IN PERSON at the C.A.S.H. School Store on any of the following dates: Monday, 12/9, Tuesday, 12/10, Monday, 12/16 or Tuesday, 12/17 from 6pm-8pm. NO ORDERS WILL BE DELIVERED!
The C.A.S.H. Student Council hopes you have a wonderful holiday season!
https://ctvlfallstore2024.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Mrs. Swisher's first graders explored materials in Science from the perspective of how much light they let through. They worked together and sorted materials and determined if they were transparent, translucent, or opaque. As a culminating activity they made Paper Stain Glass and looked at how light shined through it.
Missing a hoodie? Water bottle? Lunch box? - The Lost & Found is nearing capacity. If your student has misplaced an item, ask them to check out the lost and found rack. Students are welcome to visit the L&F.
Calling all Scientists - Forms DUE ASAP
Attention scientists and engineers!
Fast Facts:
WHAT: The KHS Science and Learning Fair is approaching!
WHO: All K-5 students are invited and encouraged to participate.
WHEN: Projects arrive at school on January 6th. The Open House and Awards will be on January 9th at 6:00pm.
RSVP: Click here for more information and for links to the Interest Forms. Interest Forms are due ASAP
QUESTIONS: Email Mrs. Bennett (bennette@casdschools.org)
PBIS Volunteers Needed
We could use a little help. Our school-wide PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) program is a system where students are recognized for showing PRIDE. The Leo Cart is a mobile treasure chest that roams the hallways to pop in and reward students. We would love to have a few parent volunteers help out with the Leo Cart. Spend the day with the Leo Cart or maybe just one grade.
Volunteers need to have clearances on file with the King's Highway main office. Please see the attached letter (below).
Interested in helping out with PBIS? Contact: Ms. Mayan - mayanc@casdschools.org
The King's Highway PTO sponsors a canned food drive for the KH community. Classrooms will race against each other to see who can bring in the most canned food items. For each item brought in, students will get a raffle ticket for a chance to Pie-the-Principal on Monday, November 25th!
PBIS Fundraiser
Come out for dinner at Texas Roadhouse to support the King's Highway PBIS team. Show the flyer pictured above to the Texas Roadhouse team, and King's Highway will earn 10% of the bill.
Where: Texas Roadhouse 1205 E. Lancaster Ave, Downingtown, PA
When: Wednesday, November 20th, from 4:00 -10:00 PM
The King's Highway Student Safeties, led by Ms. Ollis, visited La Mancha Animal Rescue to learn about the work they do for the community. Students got to see the horses, goats, cat condo, and numerous dogs at the shelter. Part of their volunteer work was to help socialize a few puppies through playtime—a very important job that the King's Highway team took on. In addition to their visit, students collected and donated essential supplies (food, cleaning supplies, towels...) to the shelter.
