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School uniform store is open! scan or click qr code below!
high school selection balloting
Hello Kiley Prep 8th grade families,
The School Selection Process begins on Monday, January 9th and is open until Friday, February 17th. This process is online and can only be completed ONCE. Please ensure that you help your student fill out their selection and that you have made your final decision before submitting. Please click on the link above to begin.
Your student has been informed of the choices available to them by their guidance counselor and has been shown how to access the selection process.
If you find that you need assistance, there will be drop-in time on January 31st from 3pm until 4pm in person at Kiley Prep.
Thank you.
Hola familias de octavo grado de Kiley Prep,
El Proceso de Selección de Escuela secundaria comienza el Lunes 9 de Enero y está abierto hasta el Viernes 17 de Febrero. Este proceso es en línea y solo se puede completar UNA SOLA VEZ. Asegúrese de ayudar a su estudiante a completar su selección y de haber tomado su decisión final antes de enviarla.
Por favor clique el enlace arriba para comenzar.
Su consejero le ha informado a su estudiante de las opciones disponibles para él y le ha mostrado cómo acceder al proceso de selección. Si usted encuentra que necesita ayuda, habrá un horario de entrega el 31 de enero de 3:00 p.m. a las 4:00 p. m. en persona en Kiley Prep.
Gracias.
The School Selection Process begins on Monday, January 9th and is open until Friday, February 17th. This process is online and can only be completed ONCE. Please ensure that you help your student fill out their selection and that you have made your final decision before submitting. Please click on the link above to begin.
Your student has been informed of the choices available to them by their guidance counselor and has been shown how to access the selection process.
If you find that you need assistance, there will be drop-in time on January 31st from 3pm until 4pm in person at Kiley Prep.
Thank you.
Hola familias de octavo grado de Kiley Prep,
El Proceso de Selección de Escuela secundaria comienza el Lunes 9 de Enero y está abierto hasta el Viernes 17 de Febrero. Este proceso es en línea y solo se puede completar UNA SOLA VEZ. Asegúrese de ayudar a su estudiante a completar su selección y de haber tomado su decisión final antes de enviarla.
Por favor clique el enlace arriba para comenzar.
Su consejero le ha informado a su estudiante de las opciones disponibles para él y le ha mostrado cómo acceder al proceso de selección. Si usted encuentra que necesita ayuda, habrá un horario de entrega el 31 de enero de 3:00 p.m. a las 4:00 p. m. en persona en Kiley Prep.
Gracias.
Afterschool programs are available Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Late bus transportation is available for all students that sign up. Hours for afterschool programs are from 3:15pm - 5:00pm
If you or your child would like to learn more information of any of the afterschool programs we have available please click on the links above; or if you would like to sign your child up, please do not hesitate to give us a call at our main office at (413) 787-7240.
If you or your child would like to learn more information of any of the afterschool programs we have available please click on the links above; or if you would like to sign your child up, please do not hesitate to give us a call at our main office at (413) 787-7240.
WELCOME TO KILEY PREP MIDDLE SCHOOL
If your child was assigned to The Academy at Kiley, please visit their website at https://www.academyatkiley.org/ instead.
School uniform store
-click or scan below-
The Springfield Public Schools Department of Education mandated school uniform policy this year will be as follows;
SHIRTS- Royal Blue Polos (No Logos) or sweatshirts without hoodies.
PANTS/SKIRTS- Khaki, Beige or Black (Denim fabric is OK as long as it's in the colors required)
NO HATS/BEANIES
NO SLIDES (For safety reasons) -CROCS ONLY ALLOWED WITH BACKSTRAP USED
NO SLIPPERS
NO HOODIES
NO RIPPED PANTS/DENIM
NO JACKETS/COATS
NO DURAGS
NO BANDANAS (*not to be used as masks either)
PANTS – Black or Tan - Pants must be worn with belts at the waist and belts must be through the loops. NO studded belts or large belt buckles. Pants can be cotton, cotton blend or corduroy. Absolutely NO cargo pants, jeans, sweat suit pants, pajamas, logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
SKIRTS, JUMPERS OR SKORTS – Black or Tan; can be cotton, cotton blend or corduroy; must be knee level or longer. Blouse or polo must be worn under the jumper. Absolutely NO hip huggers, cargo pants, baggies, logos, insignias, pictures, or messages. SHORTS – Black or Tan knee length. Shorts must be worn with a belt at the waist and must be through the loops. NO studded belts or large belt buckles. Shorts can be cotton, cotton blend or corduroy. Absolutely NO cargo pants, jeans, sweat suit pants, pajamas, logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
SHIRTS – Plain Royal Blue collared, polo shirt, dress shirt, long or short sleeve. Shirts must be tucked into the pants. Absolutely NO logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
SWEATSHIRT & SWEATERS CAN BE PULLOVER OR ZIPPERED – Royal Blue ONLY. NO logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
NO COATS, JACKETS, HOODED SWEATSHIRTS, DURAGS, CAPS OR HATS ARE TO BE WORN DURING SCHOOL.
SHOES OR SNEAKERS - Closed Shoes/sneakers must fit securely on the foot. Shoes with open toes, or backless shoes, (including flip flops, sandals, mules, and slides) will not be allowed.
CROCS - Crocs will only be allowed ONLY with the back strap. Crocs worn without the backstrap will be considered as slides and will NOT be allowed for safety reasons. Crocs provide little support, and they can easily slip off during gym or any other activity beyond walking.
NO OVERSIZED CLOTHING WILL BE ALLOWED No colored wrist bands, neck beads, head bands, or durags are allowed. The principal has a right to stop any pattern, for example groups wearing identical earrings, chains, beads, bracelets, etc. or anything that may be mistaken for gang affiliation.
ENFORCEMENT The school will strive to achieve full compliance through the use of positive reinforcement measures and will resort to disciplinary action only when positive measures and supports fail to assure compliance. No student will be considered non-compliant with the uniform policy in the following instances: • When the student wears the dress of a nationally recognized youth organization or activity, such as Boy/Girl Scouts, on regular meeting days. • When the student’s parent or guardian has secured an exemption from the school policy for religious or health considerations. A student may wear religious attire • When a student is on school grounds outside of normal school hours, appropriate attire is required • When a field trip or school event may require specialized clothing, appropriate attire is required. • Gym attire must reflect the basic colors in the dress policy. Allowances will be made for sweatpants and sweatshirts (for gym only).
NOT IN COMPLIANCE FIRST OCCURRENCE – The school will contact the parent/guardian to restate our policy and the student will change into appropriate clothing.
SECOND OCCURRENCE – Parent or Guardian will bring in appropriate clothing for the student to attend class. Student will receive detention (lunch, before/after school).
THIRD OCCURRENCE – Parent or Guardian will bring in appropriate clothing to school. Student will be given in-house suspension FOURTH OCCURRENCE – This is considered defiance and Code of Conduct will be applied RATIONALE: School uniform policies can promote school safety, improve discipline, and enhance the learning environment. The potential benefits of school uniforms include: • Decreasing violence and theft – even life-threatening situations – among students over designer clothing or expensive sneakers • Helping prevent gang members from wearing gang colors and insignia at school • Instilling students with discipline •
Helping parents and students resist peer pressure • Helping students concentrate on their schoolwork; and • Helping school officials recognize intruders who come to the school.
SHIRTS- Royal Blue Polos (No Logos) or sweatshirts without hoodies.
PANTS/SKIRTS- Khaki, Beige or Black (Denim fabric is OK as long as it's in the colors required)
NO HATS/BEANIES
NO SLIDES (For safety reasons) -CROCS ONLY ALLOWED WITH BACKSTRAP USED
NO SLIPPERS
NO HOODIES
NO RIPPED PANTS/DENIM
NO JACKETS/COATS
NO DURAGS
NO BANDANAS (*not to be used as masks either)
PANTS – Black or Tan - Pants must be worn with belts at the waist and belts must be through the loops. NO studded belts or large belt buckles. Pants can be cotton, cotton blend or corduroy. Absolutely NO cargo pants, jeans, sweat suit pants, pajamas, logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
SKIRTS, JUMPERS OR SKORTS – Black or Tan; can be cotton, cotton blend or corduroy; must be knee level or longer. Blouse or polo must be worn under the jumper. Absolutely NO hip huggers, cargo pants, baggies, logos, insignias, pictures, or messages. SHORTS – Black or Tan knee length. Shorts must be worn with a belt at the waist and must be through the loops. NO studded belts or large belt buckles. Shorts can be cotton, cotton blend or corduroy. Absolutely NO cargo pants, jeans, sweat suit pants, pajamas, logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
SHIRTS – Plain Royal Blue collared, polo shirt, dress shirt, long or short sleeve. Shirts must be tucked into the pants. Absolutely NO logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
SWEATSHIRT & SWEATERS CAN BE PULLOVER OR ZIPPERED – Royal Blue ONLY. NO logos, insignias, pictures, or messages.
NO COATS, JACKETS, HOODED SWEATSHIRTS, DURAGS, CAPS OR HATS ARE TO BE WORN DURING SCHOOL.
SHOES OR SNEAKERS - Closed Shoes/sneakers must fit securely on the foot. Shoes with open toes, or backless shoes, (including flip flops, sandals, mules, and slides) will not be allowed.
CROCS - Crocs will only be allowed ONLY with the back strap. Crocs worn without the backstrap will be considered as slides and will NOT be allowed for safety reasons. Crocs provide little support, and they can easily slip off during gym or any other activity beyond walking.
NO OVERSIZED CLOTHING WILL BE ALLOWED No colored wrist bands, neck beads, head bands, or durags are allowed. The principal has a right to stop any pattern, for example groups wearing identical earrings, chains, beads, bracelets, etc. or anything that may be mistaken for gang affiliation.
ENFORCEMENT The school will strive to achieve full compliance through the use of positive reinforcement measures and will resort to disciplinary action only when positive measures and supports fail to assure compliance. No student will be considered non-compliant with the uniform policy in the following instances: • When the student wears the dress of a nationally recognized youth organization or activity, such as Boy/Girl Scouts, on regular meeting days. • When the student’s parent or guardian has secured an exemption from the school policy for religious or health considerations. A student may wear religious attire • When a student is on school grounds outside of normal school hours, appropriate attire is required • When a field trip or school event may require specialized clothing, appropriate attire is required. • Gym attire must reflect the basic colors in the dress policy. Allowances will be made for sweatpants and sweatshirts (for gym only).
NOT IN COMPLIANCE FIRST OCCURRENCE – The school will contact the parent/guardian to restate our policy and the student will change into appropriate clothing.
SECOND OCCURRENCE – Parent or Guardian will bring in appropriate clothing for the student to attend class. Student will receive detention (lunch, before/after school).
THIRD OCCURRENCE – Parent or Guardian will bring in appropriate clothing to school. Student will be given in-house suspension FOURTH OCCURRENCE – This is considered defiance and Code of Conduct will be applied RATIONALE: School uniform policies can promote school safety, improve discipline, and enhance the learning environment. The potential benefits of school uniforms include: • Decreasing violence and theft – even life-threatening situations – among students over designer clothing or expensive sneakers • Helping prevent gang members from wearing gang colors and insignia at school • Instilling students with discipline •
Helping parents and students resist peer pressure • Helping students concentrate on their schoolwork; and • Helping school officials recognize intruders who come to the school.
