The mission of the Kennett Consolidated School District is to provide a quality education that increases the achievement of every student in order for all to become successful and thoughtful contributors to society.
Visit Website"Bancroft Elementary School is dedicated to creating a safe and rewarding educational experience for all children. Our goal is to focus on student success by fostering a positive, accepting and supportive learning environment where students are proud of the work that they do each day."
- Principal Leah McComsey,
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"The entire Kennett Middle School staff believes that it is an honor and privilege to educate and care for the most prized possessions of our community, your children. We are a school that creates a well-balanced learning environment with high academic and behavioral standards."
- Principal Lorenzo DeAngelis
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"At Kennett High School, we hold our students to the highest of expectations both in and outside of the classroom. Together, we collaborate and communicate to ensure a positive learning environment where all students feel safe, welcomed, and inspired to improve each and every day...."
- Principal Dr. Jeremy Hritz
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Schools & Offices Open with 2 Hour Delay
Due to inclement weather conditions, all schools and offices in the Kennett Consolidated School District will open with a two hour delay today, Friday, January 18th . Stay alert for further messages from KCSD regarding cancellations and/or delays.
On Sunday, May 13, thousands lined the streets of Philadelphia for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. This year one of our kindergarten students participated in the event. Shane Kulp, in Mrs. Lawson’s class, walked the course and finished! We are so proud of you, Shane!
Shane showing off his medal after he raced for a cure!Starting on Monday, June 4, the entire Mary D. Lang Kindergarten Center family will be counting down to the last day of school! All of the fun activities are completely voluntary. We are counting down from 10!
10. Monday, June 4th Hawaii Day- Wear a Hawaiian shirt, skirt, or lei.
9. Tuesday, June 5th Ice Cream Day- Students will enjoy an ice cream treat!
8. Wednesday, June 6th Bubble Day- We will blow bubbles outside. (Bubbles will be provided)
7. Thursday, June 7th Movie Day- We will watch a short movie.
6. Friday, June 8th Yearbook/Dance Day- If you purchased a yearbook, you will receive it, and we will drop everything and dance throughout the day.
5. Monday, June 11th Exercise/Sports Day- Wear sports apparel and sneakers for a fun-filled day of movement.
4. Tuesday, June 12th Free Fun Day-Students get to pick a fun activity to do.
3. Wednesday, June 13th Game Day- Bring your favorite game that you know how to play.
2. Thursday, June 14th-Outside Day- We will spend extra time outside!
1. Friday, June 15th Mary D. Day- Wear your Langley shirt!
As Spring finally arrives, kindergarten students are blossoming into first graders. To celebrate all of their hard work and accomplishments this year, we have many fun-filled events/activities planned. Mark your calendars … we are creating memories that will last a lifetime.
Thursday, May 24: 6:30 pm. –Student Showcase and Open House Parents and families are welcome to Mary D. Lang Kindergarten Center to see all of the beautiful work the students have completed this year. We also have an amazing zoo exhibit that you do not want to miss!
Friday, May 25: 6:30 pm. – Parent/Child Dance Come on out and dance until you can’t dance anymore! More info will be coming in the BOBB and home with the students.
Monday, May 28 – Memorial Day (No school)
Tuesday, May 29 – P Pod Field Day (am) (Rain date – June 4th)
M Pod Field Day (pm) (Rain date – June 4th)
Volunteers will be needed. Mr. Howanski will be sending home forms soon. All volunteers must have their clearances on file with the office, and please, no siblings.
Wednesday, May 30 – Kindergarten Visit to Home Schools Students will spend the first hour of school at their home schools. If you drive your child to school, drop-off will be at his/her home school.
Friday, June 1 – U Pod Field Day in the pm (Rain date – June 11th) Volunteers will be needed. Mr. Howanski will be sending home forms soon. All volunteers must have their clearances on file with the office and please no siblings.
Tuesday, June 5 – U Pod Farewell Celebration at 2:00 pm
Wednesday, June 6 – M Pod Farewell Celebration at 2:00 pm
Wednesday, June 6 – District-wide STEM Night 6:30 pm at Kennett Middle School Families are invited to experience all that the STEM program has to offer in the Kennett Consolidated School District. Activities, demonstrations, and a sweet treat are sure to keep everyone entertained.
Thursday, June 7 – P Pod Farewell Celebration at 2:00 pm
Farewell Celebrations are presented by students. Singing, dancing, poems, and more are sure to showcase a fantastic year of kindergarten! Parents and families are invited to attend.
Take us out to the ball game!
On Thursday April 26, students from Mary D. Lang Kindergarten Center enjoyed a minor league baseball game with their families and friends. To participate, students read 10 books at home and kept a list on a bookmark. When the list was completed, students received two baseball tickets to see the Wilmington Blue Rocks.
Prior to the baseball game, Rocky Bluewinkle made a visit to Mary D. Lang Kindergarten Center to get everyone excited!
Rocky’s Reading Challenge offered by the Blue Rocks in partnership with the Delaware State Education Association. This program is designed to show kids that reading can be both fun and rewarding. Nearly 200 area schools signed up for Rocky’s Reading Challenge last season, which means that approximately 30,000 students read their way to Blue Rocks tickets. Information about the program can be found at http://www.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t426
