KHS Students of the Month for December
Congratulations to our K-Pride students of the month for December freshman Sam Higbie, sophomore Hailey Lambert, junior Riley Lamoreaux and senior Kylie Sisk. Each month teachers select one student…
Keokuk elementary teachers continue to ‘put parents first’ with new report cards
As part of a continued effort “to improve the school-to-home connection” in Keokuk, elementary school teachers volunteered to develop a new report card that is consistent from grade-to-grade, more parent-friendly…
KHS receives grant for Healthcare Occupations program
The Keokuk High School Health Occupations program has been awarded a mini-grant of $9,745 to purchase a Health Science Exploration Package that includes multiple learning aids, including simulation components. “This…
KHS students win second place in FCCLA charcuterie board contest
KHS student members of the chapter of the student chapter of the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) attended their first ever District East FCCLA meeting and KHS…
KHS exchange student presents on home country to elementary students
For International Education Week this November, KHS student Ayazhan Kabylgazizova visited Hawthorne to present to some of our fourth grade students about her home country of Kazakhstan. She even brought…
City of Keokuk commissioned art project from KHS students
"We’re proud of our students for using their talents to make Keokuk shine brighter," Melissa Stevens, iJag teacher at KHS, said. Our 9/10 iJAG students were excited to help with…
KHS honors October Students of the Month
The Keokuk High School October Students of the Month are Jackson Bair (9th Grade), Hayden Rowley (10th Grade), Makayla Weilandich (11th Grade) and Leah Medel (12th Grade).
Nominate a KCSD elementary teacher for Teacher of the Year
It is that time of year to nominate a teacher(s) to be the 2025-2026 Teacher of the Year. This year, we will be honoring an Elementary School Teacher. Please note…
KCSD continues on path to improvement with grant awards, program updates
The Keokuk Community School District continues on a path to improvement that most recently includes three state awarded grants that collectively total nearly $300,000, as well as staffing and program…
KHS awarded Credentials to Careers grant to fund students obtainment of industry-recognized credentials in CTE programs
The Keokuk High School has been awarded the Credentials to Careers grant for up to $50,000 from the Iowa Department of Education. The grant provides funds that can be used…