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There is no greater indicator of success than attendance and every day matters. Here is what the research shows and what everyone can do to maximize attendance.

Visit the Back-to-School Toolkit for school supply lists, important dates, answers to frequently asked questions, and more.

Congratulations to Edison Elementary School first-grade student Ellery Biddle who was an award winner in the PBS Kids Writers Contest organized by Buffalo Toronto Public Media.

Ken-Ton has been named a “Best Community for Music Education” by the NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) Foundation for the 16th year in a row in recognition of its outstanding music offerings. Only a tiny fraction of the nation’s 17,000 school districts receive this distinction.

Registration is now underway for Ken-Ton's amazing Kindergarten and Universal Pre-Kindergarten programs!

Please support this year's Links for Love Campaign! It's a fundraiser that helps those in need in our community. 

For anyone interested in donating, the Ken-Ton School District Family Support Center is always accepting non-perishable food items for families in the Ken-Ton community.

Student artists, art teachers, and Board of Education members were recognized at the 2025 Student Artist Reception & Board of Education Recognition on October 21st.

Edison is looking for veterans! We are holding a special event to honor veterans at Edison on November 10th. If you know of a veteran who is interested, please read this entire annoucement!

In celebration of Constitution Week, many of our fourth-grade students had the wonderful opportunity to visit the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site and learn about one of the most pivotal moments in American history.

While completing homework is not required in elementary schools, families who wish to support learning at home may use these recommendations as a flexible guide to support your child's learning at home.

Kenmore West High School students in art teacher Martha Sikorski's Drawing & Painting classes and Edison Elementary School kindergarten students in Angela Cavaliere's class worked together to complete an “Illuminated Letter” project.

Edison Elementary recently held its extremely successful STEM Night which was organized by teachers Amanda Martin and Sarah Nowicki.