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"Thank you!" from Ketchikan High School
Kayhi Staff would like to thank our students, families, and the entire Ketchikan community for their patience, dedication, understanding, graciousness, and flexibility this year.
We wish you a great summer! Have fun, stay safe, and please continue to do your part to lower our community's COVID risk level. We're all hoping to be in school 100% next year!
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE KAYHI TRACK MEMBERS WHO PLACED AT THE STATE TOURNAMENT!
Rachelle Biggs - Shot Put: 14th
Brent Capps - 400m: 15th
Riley Deal - 110H: 8th; 300H: 7th; Long Jump: 15th
Rachel Knight - 400m: 1st; 200m: 8th
Ada Odden - 300H: 2nd; 100H: 5th
Jared Rhoads - High Jump: 14th; Triple Jump: 13th
Jenae Rhoads - Shot Put: 12th; Discus: 11th
Josh Rhoads - Shot Put: 14th; Discus: 10th
Rachel Knight, Ada Odden, Rachelle Biggs, & Linnea Loretan - 4X200m: 3rd
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Kayhi Band's last concert of the year premiers tonight at 7pm! Here's the link (which can also be used to watch the concert after the premiere): BAND CONCERT LINK
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Our Tech and Talent class's spring performance can be viewed here: TECH & TALENT CONCERT
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KAYHI TRAVEL PROTOCOLS FOR STUDENTS & STAFF
For those who leave Ketchikan for more than 72 hours (even if they travel within the state of Alaska): the school district requires a 5-day quarantine and negative COVID test before they can return to school and activities.
Students who are quarantining should remain in email contact with their teachers, and use Zoom to attend classes daily.
Questions or special circumstances? Please contact our district nurses:
*School-sponsored travel follows the activities mitigation plan.
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Math tutoring available Monday-Thursday, 3pm-4pm.
Look for the sign in the math hall to see which room it's in from day to day.
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Kayhi facemasks are here! $5.00 each; purchase yours in the Kayhi office!
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For a reader-friendly version, click this link: BELL SCHEDULES
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Social Distancing
Social distancing, also called “physical distancing,” means keeping a safe space between yourself and other people who are not from your household. To practice social or physical distancing, stay at least 6 feet (about 2 arms' length) from other people who are not from your household in both indoor and outdoor spaces.
Avoid
Caution
Safe
- Group gatherings
- Sporting events
- Sleep overs
- Retail store
- Mass transit systems
- Non-essential workers in the home
- Gyms
- Malls
- Playdates
- Concerts
- Traveling
- Parks
- Grocery stores
- Picking up up take-out
- Picking up medications
- Take a walk
- Go for a hike
- Yard work
- Play outside
- Read a book
- Listen to music
- Cook a meal
- Clean house
- Facetime
- Phone calls
- Play a game
- Group video chats
- Stream a movie
