Watch the video here.

 

If you have administrative questions, please contact principal@kentercanyon.org.

Please find more information about Kenter's Home Continuity Plan beginning Monday, April 13th HERE.

Kenter students are busy being creative artists while staying safe at home. Here is an online gallery of art projects that were assigned or done independently by our creative students. 

The concert can be found here.  For more information on the school orchestra program, please visit the school orchestra page or drop us an email.

LAUSD, Local District West and school partnerships are providing opportunities for ALL students to continue learning through the summer months.  Click here for information for LAUSD Summer School Programs, Local District West Virtual Enrichment Program, PlanetBravo Technology at Home Partnership Program and Revolution Math Partnership Program.

School sites may be closed, but by visiting https://achieve.lausd.net/enrollduringclosures  you can:

• Enroll your student for the current 2019-20 school year for At-Home Learning

Registration procedures for the 2020-2021 have not been provided by LAUSD.  Once their guidelines are received, we’ll post it on this same site.   Thanks for your patience and understanding.

Dear Families, The District is mailing home a Kids Learn workbook for every TK through 5 th grade student in support of learning at home. These workbooks provide practice with essential standards in reading, writing and math from the current grade.

Workbook Anticipated Arrival Times:

TK – 3 rd Grade - Week of May 4th

4^th – 5^th/6^th Grade - Week of May 11th

This google folder includes PDF versions of the workbooks for each grade level, and can be shared with L.A. Unified staff only for assigning lessons and assisting students.

Families that do not receive a workbook by Friday, May 18^th can complete this form or call the L.A. Unified helpdesk at (213) 443-1300 to request a book.

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Kenter Canyon award-winning orchestra program, Children’s Music Programs, has nine of its students in the All-City Honors Orchestra. Our honorees include Lyla Brugger, Claire Burrell, Ryan Hajmomenian, Rowan Morrison, Sarah Hajmomenian, Lexi Burrell, Zack Fields, Ethan Greenberg and Ella “Matilda” Temer. Enjoy the Kenter Canyon Spring Virtual Concert at this link. Additionally, a preview of the All-City Honors Orchestra Concert is at this link. The full concert will be available in summer 2020. Kenter Canyon’s orchestra program is under the direction of Larry Newman. Information for fall orchestra at Kenter Canyon is forthcoming. PREVIEW HONOR VIDEO

The Kenter Canyon Library had a "Word of the Week" this year.   When students would go to the library, Ms. Sarah would give them the word for the week and challenge the students to use it in different ways.   Some parents and teachers have asked that we keep the Work of the Week going. Here's this week's WORD OF THE WEEK.

$300 and $500 Grocery Cards are being distributed to the most neediest families impacted by COVID-19 .  The LAUSD West L.A. Family Resource Center is participating in the Mayor's Office Angeleno Fund.  Are you aware of families that would benefit from the resource above?  Please feel free to share the flyer with families. Applications are being accepted now. Intakes are being conducted via phone at 424.293.8297. FLYER

HELP FEED THE FRONTLINE started as a grass roots effort with Kenter Canyon moms:  Erin Arend, Shannon Pruitt, Sarah Harden, Nora Skinner, Alison Kuperberg and a dad from Crossroads, Jeff Berman.  Their collective goal was to help feed the frontline hospital workers as well as help independent restaurants remain operational in Los Angeles.  These parents partnered w/ World Central Kitchen as the 501c3 and Brooke Williamson of Playa Provisions (who incidentally just won Tournament of Champions on Food Network)… and it's taken on a life of its own.  The community has rallied, and they’ve had some significant contributions ($100k from Bill Simmons and a $250k match from Anthony Davis).  They’ve raised ~$640k to date, with a couple more sizable donations coming in a few days.   Thanks to this incredible community funding, Helping Feed Frontline are now able to provide 14k meals weekly to 13 hospitals and 2 fire stations in Los Angeles.  Moreover, all these meals are coming from local restaurants ---all of whom are fighting to keep the lights on.  It’s small in the scheme of this massive global pandemic, but it feels good to galvanize our community and to help those on the frontline while buoying our local independent restaurants.   Many of the chefs are delivering the meals themselves and experiencing firsthand the emotionally charged reactions from our healthcare heroes who are deep in the trenches.  Meanwhile, many of our chefs are well known, especially to our Food Network community – and yet, despite their celebrity status, many are struggling to remain operational and all are rising to the occasion and grateful to participate.  The stories of the frontline workers as well as those fighting to keep their local kitchens and staffs operational, is both inspiring and heartbreaking.  We're all highly sensitive to the economic rip tide that this Pandemic has created.  We know there are others in our community and beyond who are asking how they can help. Having lived through the fires, less than a year ago, Kenter Canyon students have a great deal of respect for our first responders.  Each one of children from these grassroots organizers have opted to participate by pulling money out of their piggy banks to help feed the frontline. FLYER | GOFUNDME