Learning Supports and Programs
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.
Programs and Services
- Action Team for Partnerships (ATPs)
- Dual Language Program
- Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program (ECEAP)
- Kennewick School District Assessment & Testing
- Language Translation Services
- Migrant & Multilingual (Title I, C-Migrant and Title III, Transitional Bilingual)
- Students in Transition (Homeless)
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
Information and Resources
- National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP)
- OSPI Website: Citizen Complaints - Federal Programs
- OSPI - Education of Homeless Children and Youth
- Dispute Resolution
- U.S. Department of Education
- KSD Title I Parent Involvement Policy 4130
- KSD Education for Homeless Children and Youth Policy 3115
- KSD Education for Homeless Children and Youth Regulation 3115
- National Center for Homeless Education
- OSPI - Learning Assistance Program