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Keysor Elementary Students Show their Olympic Spirit

May 18, 2012

Keysor Elementary School students participated in an Olympic themed field day.  Keysor students held a torch relay from the Keysor campus to the Kirkwood High School E.L. Lyons Memorial Stadium.  Once in the stadium, the students made a lap around the Alvin Miller Track for the Parade of Nations.  Each classroom represented one of 21 different countries, complete with cultural attire and flags.  Then classrooms began rotating around 21 different events.

Over the past several weeks, students have been learning about the history of the Olympics as well as information about the country their classroom is representing.

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Glendale-Kirkwood Kiwanis Present Early Reader Books to Kindergartners

May 17, 2012

The Glendale-Kirkwood Kiwanis Club presented each of the 372 kindergarten students in the Kirkwood School District with an early reader book at the end of the school year as part of the service club’s Early Reader Program.  Initiated in spring 2006, the Kiwanis Early Reader Program has become an annual “graduation” gift for the kindergartners and a celebration of the young students’ love of reading.

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KIRKWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT DEDICATES TRACK TO ALVIN MILLER

May 10, 2012

On Wednesday afternoon, the Kirkwood School District and Kirkwood School District Foundation hosted a ceremony, officially dedicating the Kirkwood High School track to Alvin Miller and naming it “Alvin Miller Track.” 

The dedication was held prior to the elementary school track meet with hundreds of students, parents, staff and administrators in attendance.

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