Kingsville R-I School District

A huge thank you to the Missouri Valley Community Action Agency for the generous donation of school supplies! Our teachers were absolutely ecstatic and deeply appreciative of your support. #teachersloveschoolsupplies

📢 REMINDER: All students must be enrolled for the 2025–2026 school year before 🗓️ August 20, 2025

Annual enrollment ensures we have the most accurate, up-to-date information for your child, including 🏥 health details, 📞 emergency contacts, and 🚌 transportation information.

💡 Why annual enrollment matters:
✅ Students who are not enrolled cannot be counted as present until the process is complete.
✅ Accurate information allows us to communicate quickly and keep your child(ren) safe.

🔄 How to enroll returning students:
Log in to your [www.teacherease.com](http://www.teacherease.com) account
If you are not taken to the Online Registration page, go to Miscellaneous > Online Registration
Click Continue Registering Existing Students
Click Complete Form next to each child.
5️⃣ 📄 Review any additional documents.
6️⃣ 💳 Pay fees (if applicable).

If you prefer not to use the app or your personal computer, stop by the school office — it only takes a few minutes.

🆕 For new students:
📄 Proof of residency is only required for new enrollment and incoming Kindergarten students
📍 If there are address concerns, we will contact you for verification.
🔗 Begin enrollment here: [New Student Enrollment Link](https://www.teacherease.com/NewFamilyRegistration.aspx?refid=f2c16a13-a28b-4909-af43-146c84e4ef3b)

Thank you for completing this important process promptly — it helps us start the year smoothly and successfully 🎒✨

Say Goodbye to Distractions!

On August 20, 2025, Missouri Senate Bill 68 will be in effect at Kingsville R1 School District! 📵 This
means NO cell phones or electronic devices from the moment you arrive at school until dismissal.
Let's make learning our top priority! 🚀

🚫 What's Banned?
This policy covers a wide range of devices:
📱 Mobile Phones
💻 Tablets
⌚ Smartwatches
💻 Laptops
🎮 Gaming Devices
👓 Meta/AI Glasses
🎧 Earbuds/Headphones

✅ Exceptions: IEP, Section 504 Plan, Health Care Plans, ADA, Rehabilitation Act,
Civil Rights Act, Equal Educational Opportunities Act.

If you require electronic devices for specific accommodations outlined in the plans/acts listed,
exceptions will be made. Please ensure proper documentation is provided and approved by the
school administration.

For more information regarding this change, see the Student/Parent Handbook: Technology F-265-S
Policy on Student Display or Use of Electronic Personal Communications Devices

💡 Why This Matters
Your education is the key to your future. By minimizing distractions, we can create a better learning
environment for everyone. Let's unlock our full potential together! 🗝�

🍧🎉 KONA ICE IS COMING! 🎉🍧

Cool down with a sweet treat! The Kona Ice truck will be at the school on Tuesday, August 19that 2:30 PM!

Just $5 a cup – bring your cash and your taste for tropical fun! 🌴🚚🍓🍍

Don’t miss out on the coolest way to kick off the school year! 😎

https://www.kona-ice.com/

Attention Tiger families - In accordance with the newly passed Missouri Senate Bill 68, there will be a new cell phone policy commencing with the 2025-2026 school year.

Cell phone use will be prohibited during the entire school day, including lunch and passing periods.

This is a statewide legislation that is being implemented in all Missouri public schools.

Senate Bill 68 prohibits student personal communication device use during the school day. Phones, earbuds, and smartwatches are all prohibited. From 7:30 am - 3:15 pm, students must have their cell phones powered down and put away.

Electronic Personal Communication Device Violations:
First Offense: Principal/student conference, confiscation, parent contact, and lunch detention
Second Offense: Principal/student conference, confiscation, parent contact, lunch detention, and before or after school detention
Third Offense: Principal/student conference, confiscation, parent contact, and 1 day of ISS

This law aims to reduce student distractions and improve student engagement.

Parents, please talk to your child specially about these new expectations.