In early 2026, Kingswood K-8 will hold student-led "Master Plan" sessions to get feedback on bilingual education and student-led learning environments. The school is currently taking part in "Unified Sports-A-Rama" events that are happening all over the district. These events use team sports to get students of all abilities to work together. Families are also learning about the district staff's time off for local holidays and the closure of schools for Spring Break in April 2026.

Q1. What are the benefits of the K-8 structure at Kingswood K-8 School for middle school students?

Ans. Older students can be leaders and mentors for younger students in a safe, welcoming campus setting.

Q2. Do the middle school grades at Kingswood K-8 School have sports teams that are competitive?

Ans. Students in grades six through eight can try out for basketball, volleyball, and track teams in their area.

Q3. What are Kingswood K-8's rules about students using their phones during the day?

Ans. From the first bell until the last bell, devices must be turned off and put away in lockers or backpacks.

Q4. Is there a student-led leadership or council program at Kingswood K-8 School?

Ans. Students in middle school can run for officer positions to help plan school spirit days and other events in the community.

Q5. How can parents get involved with the Kingswood K-8 School Parent Teacher Association?

Ans. Families can sign up during orientation or come to monthly evening meetings to help plan fun activities for the whole school.