Students: Please access the VIRTUAL TUTORING schedule using the following link: https://bit.ly/3aeqG99 Students can also get the Microsoft Teams' app on a tablet or smartphone, or can go to https://teams.microsoft.com on either a desktop or laptop. Use your school email address to log-on. Because of the COVID-19 health crisis, Kern High School District school sites will be closed to students until Tuesday, May 5, 2020. All schools (with the exception of ROP, TDS, Vista, & Vista West) operated by KHSD will serve “grab and go” meals between the hours of 11:00 am to 12:30 pm Monday through Friday. ROP/TDS, Vista & Vista West students may pick up their meals at the school site closest to them. Students can either receive meals at the drive-through location established at the bus-loading zone or walk to the pick-up location to receive lunch and breakfast for the following day. If driving, we ask that parents and students remain in their vehicles while Nutrition Services distributes meals to each child in the car. Students need to be present to receive their meals. ** Please note there will not be meal service on Friday, April 10 or Monday, April 13. ** School site offices will also be closed through May 1 & will be very minimally staffed. Please call the school site number available on the KHSD website if you need to request assistance. This number is also posted on the front entry to the school site. If you have questions concerning current school closures, please email them to SchoolClosure@kernhigh.org. We will continue to keep you updated as new information comes in.

Maleek was chosen as General of the Week for all the hard work he puts in with his photography. He not only does it for the yearbook, but he spends his own time capturing memories and promoting our students. Way to go Maleek!

February is recognized in the United States as Black History Month. This year’s theme in the US is, "African Americans and the Vote", this theme recognizes the struggle for voting rights among both black men AND women throughout American history. Black History Month is a time of rejoicing, celebrating, and thanking those African-American leaders throughout History for giving us hope and life lessons. This week we will be showcasing the Pride, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Enthusiasm some of these memorable leaders in our history stood for and changed the course of time.