Celebrate Literacy Week, Florida! January 24-28, 2022 School: Key West High School. Click below for more info:
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We are excited to announce that AHEC will be providing services across the district from their new mobile Dental Van! Parents must call to make an appointment. The information and schedule of locations is on the flyers attached or can be found on AHEC's website at www.keysahec.org/dental
Current Seniors, use your KeysStudents Credentials to request transcripts (final transcript request available later this year), click below:
The Monroe County School Board voted to suspend their current mask policy and instate optional masking throughout the district for teachers, staff and students. This new policy requires a discussion with the Monroe County Teachers’ Union who negotiate for both teachers and school related personnel. The district will endeavor to meet with them as soon as possible to discuss how to implement the Board’s direction. Although that meeting will provide additional procedural methods of implementation, the Board’s decision takes effect immediately.
If you think your child may be eligible, please complete the attached Forms and return to KWHS front office immediately. If you have any further questions please contact Ms. Tami Dannacker (305) 293-1549 X54392. Click below for the forms:
The Monroe County School District is aware of the new Emergency Rule issued by the Florida Department of Health Wednesday afternoon regarding changes to quarantine rules for students. The rule, which can be found via the link below, gives parents a choice whether or not to quarantine a student exposed to Covid-19 who is not exhibiting symptoms of the disease. MCSD will comply with the Emergency Rule, signed by State Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo. The district urges all parents, particularly those with students who are known to have been exposed to Covid-19, to continue to monitor those students closely for symptoms of Covid-19 and to keep them home if they show any symptoms at all. "Our main goal is to keep students and school staff safe from disease so they can continue to attend school every day," said Superintendent Theresa Axford. "We need everyone to work together toward that goal. We encourage everyone to continue to wear masks while indoors, practice safe-distancing, cleanliness and to be vaccinated if eligible. These are the steps we know will help us to reach our goal of keeping our schools healthy and operating at their full capacity."
