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Budget town hall Thursday, May 1 with photo of Budget Book cover

Dr. Mary Boswell-McComas, superintendent of Kent County Public Schools, is holding a town hall on the proposed budget for next year at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 1 at the Kent County Public Schools Administrative Building in Rock Hall. There will also be a virtual option. Those who would like to attend virtually and participate in the discussion are asked to RSVP online at https://tinyurl.com/mr4d7ffz. Those who RSVP will be emailed a Google Meet link the day of the town hall. The meeting also will be livestreamed on the Kent County Public Schools YouTube channel. Go to https://www.youtube.com/@kentcountypublicschools8455/streams. The comments section will be open for viewers to post questions live.
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Cheryl Fracassi, center, is the 2025 Kent County Public Schools Teacher of the Year. Joining her at the April 16 awards ceremony are Promising Educator Award winner Madison Kendall, left, and Support Employee of the Year Ralph Johnson.

Fracassi is KCPS Teacher of the Year

This month, Kent County Middle School teacher Cheryl Fracassi was named the 2025 Kent County Public Schools Teacher of the Year.
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From left are Director of Human Resources Dan Hushion, student Board of Education member Alden Swanson, Board member Frank Rhodes, Phillip Seymore, Board members Aretha Dorsey and Laura McKenzie, Board Vice President John Queen, Superintendent Dr. Mary Bo

Seymore receives Golden Anchor Award

Phillip Seymore was honored with this month's Golden Anchor Award for his hard work and dedication to Kent County Public Schools.
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Winter athletes, coaches honored

A trio of student athletes and the Kent County High School girl's basketball coaches were recognized for their achievements this month.
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Budget town hall Thursday, May 1

Budget town hall May 1

Dr. Mary Boswell-McComas, superintendent of Kent County Public Schools, is holding a town hall on the proposed budget at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 1 at the Kent County Public Schools Administrative Building in Rock Hall.
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Superintendent's Report with photo of Dr. McComas

April Superintendent's Report

From Dr. Mary Boswell-McComas, Superintendent of Kent County Public Schools, as given at the Kent County Board of Education meeting Monday, April 14.
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