Kynoch Elementary

Kynoch Elementary School is found at 1905 Ahern Street in Marysville. It serves a K-5 student population of approximately 612 individuals. The student–teacher ratio is 22:1. Proficiency rates are 26% for math and 28% for reading. The gender distribution is 50% female and 50% male. The school wants to create an environment that is both caring and encourages students to think for themselves. The school office is the main place for families to get information and resources. Classrooms are set up so that students from different grades can work together. Covered walkways keep students safe as they move between buildings on campus. Big, multi-purpose rooms can be used for eating and school events that take place inside. New signs make it easier to find your way around the different parts of campus. The price of real estate in the area ranges from $340,000 to $510,000. Parents like how students get the same help during their early learning years. The academy wants to be one of the best elementary schools in California.

Kynoch Elementary continues to make campus accessibility a top priority by keeping entrances and parking lots accessible to wheelchairs so that all members of its diverse community can use them. The school is currently taking part in the MJUSD recruitment drive to get more substitute teachers and support staff to work on campus during the spring term. Parents should also read the latest school news about the district's plans to raise developer fees to pay for future building projects.

Q1. What are the rules for dropping off kids in the morning at Kynoch Elementary?

Ans. Parents should follow the traffic rules and use the curb-side lane to keep their kids safe when they arrive in the morning.

Q2. Are there any gardening or nature clubs at Kynoch Elementary?

Ans. The school has a small garden on the property where students learn about biology and taking care of the environment by planting things.

Q3. What does Kynoch Elementary do to stop bullying?

Ans. The administration enforces a strict anti-bullying policy and teaches kids about good character to make the school a safe and respectful place to be.

Q4. Does Kynoch Elementary have a summer bridge program?

Ans. The district has a short summer session for students who qualify so they can keep up with their schoolwork during the long break.

Q5. What is Kynoch Elementary's policy on lost and found items?

Ans. Every semester, parents can pick up unclaimed jackets and lunchboxes from a central bin before they are donated.