Kings Canyon Unified School District
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Message from John Campbell
The reason public education exists is to prepare students to take their places in society, as competent, productive members. As trustees of that worthy goal, educators strive to produce excellence in every student's academic life. New emphasis from state and federal government has not changed that original goal. Instead, it has sharpened our focus on the need to make sure everything we teach, everything we spend, and everything we model, leads to improved student achievement....
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Restorative Justice Team Honored as Citizens of the Year
Celebrations
Restorative Justice team members Jake Harder and John Swenning were honored recently by the Fresno and Madera Counties Police Chiefs Association. Nominated by Reedley Police Chief Joe Garza, the two were recognized for their outstanding efforts in serving the Reedley community through the Restorative Justice Program. Chief Garza presented the awards and highlighted the number of families served through the program over the past several years.