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Fort Scott Preschool Center
Fort Scott USD234 and Bourbon County Head Start have combined their resources to establish the Fort Scott Preschool Center. The center is located in the newly remodeled old middle school annex at Fourth & Judson. Click on the school house on the left to view details.
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Our
Mission The mission of the Fort Scott public schools is to prepare all students
to be responsible, productive citizens in our ever-changing world.
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USD
234 welcomes you to the district web site. We
are pleased to bring you this information about the district and our schools.
Each school is represented by a link above. The school pages consist of staff
email, calendar of events, curriculum, and other school related information. To
the right are links to more information about our district. If you do not find
the information about our district, that you are seeking, email
us and we will do whatever we can to get that information to you.
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Check out the latest FSHS S.A.F.E. report.
Click on the logo on the left to read the report.
For more information about the S.A.F.E program in Kansas
go to this site http://www.ktsro.org/safe.
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Parent Notification of U234 district improvement may be read by clicking on the graphic on the left. |
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Sign up for tiger alerts! and get important information about the Fort Scott Public Schools USD 234 sent as text messages, emails, and voice mails directly to your mobile phone, home or office phone, wireless PDA or pager. |
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On the left is a link to the Kansas Parent Information Resource Center which is the official Parent Involement Technical Assistance Center for Kansas. The KPIRC works hand-in-hand with the KSDE and Federal Programs office in providing you information and resources on early childhood through high school parent involvement. Click on the graphic on the left to gain access to the site. |
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Click on the link on the left to view the information on precautions the school nurse has issued for parents to follow in order for their chidren to avoid contracting the H1N1 virus. |
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Click on the link on the left to learn more about H1N1 and other important health issues. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention established the BAM! website site several years ago as an interactive learning tool for children, 9-13 years old. It features interactive action figures, games, and puzzles so that children learn about a variety of health subjects. Many children access the site as part of seeking information for school projects and other health assignments. |
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The USD 234 school resource officer has issued information on a new drug being used by youth in America. Click on the alert on the left to view specific information about this situation. |