As Chiefs we hold ourselves to the highest standards of excellence in everything we do.
Principal Meg Davis
Location: 116 N. 8th St.
Phone: (319) 524-1953
Fax: (319) 524-1114
Email: gw.secretaries@keokukschools.org
Principal Amanda Mason
Assistant Principal Don Miller
Location: 2940 Decatur St.
Phone: (319) 524-3503
Fax: (319) 524-1114
Email: haw.secretaries@keokukschools.org
Principal Jim Short
Location: 2002 Orleans Ave.
Phone: (319) 524-3737
Fax: (319) 524-1114
Email: ms.secretaries@keokukschools.org
Principal Nathan Harrison
Assistant Principal Jen Roederer
Assistant Principal Seth Davis
Location: 2285 Middle Rd.
Phone: (319) 524-2542
Fax: (319) 524-1114
Email: hs.secretaries@keokukschools.org
OUR MISSION
Our district provides an educational foundation where students are active participants in becoming adaptable and critical thinkers along with achieving the skills necessary (academic/vocational) for lifetime success.
FAST FACTS
– Keokuk elementary schools have the highest overall performance scores in Lee County on the Iowa Schools Report Card, according to the Iowa Department of Education.
– Torrence Preschool has a new schedule that includes AM classes five days a week and now offers three-year-old as well as four-year-old classes.
– The Keokuk Caring Corner is a new facility at KHS that supports the well-being of students and meets their essential needs.
– KHS had the highest number of graduates in five years in 2024.
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Hawthorne Elementary has launched an initiative to work on character building with students and the community has a chance to partner with the school. For September the character trait was
The Keokuk Middle School FFA chapter has received a grant for $15,000 from the Farm Credit Services and a $1,000 grant from the Maschhoffs Youth & Ag Education Grant to
Recently some third grade students helped make a “Friendship Salad” made with all kinds of fruits, but it also included one very special ingredient… a rotten banana to help the
The Keokuk Chiefs are set to “Bring Down B-Town” at this year’s Homecoming game on Sept. 18 after a week’s worth of activities. The Homecoming King and Queen will be