Learning Programs & Supports
Supporting the Success of All Children
Each of our students is safe, known and valued. And that starts with providing a learning community that supports the education and success of all students — regardless of race ethnicity, religion, language, sexual orientation or disability.
Students who are low income, homeless, migrant or bilingual have opportunities for an equal and adequate education through a number of federal and state programs. These opportunities include our Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP) and our K-8 Dual Language program, which serves as a model for many other districts around the state.
TITLE I AND LAP SCHOOLS
KSD’s Title I and Learning Assistance Program (LAP) eligible schools receive additional state and federal funding to support students who need extra academic assistance.
Schools with the Title I designation get federal funding to provide customized educational opportunities to K-12 students who struggle to meet academic standards. LAP schools receive state funding to support students with reading, writing and math, or high school graduation assistance.
Parent Notifications
Department Contacts
Main phone number: (509) 222-5031
Julia Torres
Students In Transition/Foster Care Coordinator
(Long-Term Substitute)
509-222-6834
Email
Yesenia Chavez
Students In Transition/Foster Care Coordinator
(Currently on Leave)
509-222-6834
Email
Annabell Gonzalez
Schools Out Coordinator
(509) 222-6180
Email
Brooke Leggett
Grant & Fiscal Specialist
(509) 222-6582
Email
Angela Chavez-Lara
Spanish Translator/Interpreter
(509) 222-6467
Email
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Spanish Translator/Interpreter
(509) 222-6742