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A letter from the Village of LaGrange and Keystone Local Schools discusses the installation of Flock Safety cameras, with the village logo in the upper right and a building illustration in the upper left.

There is nothing more important to us than the safety of our students, our families, and every person who calls our community home. That shared commitment is what brings us together today — not as separate entities, but as partners with a common purpose.

A yellow school bus and a ruler are in the foreground, while a large black circle with "OPEN HOUSES" and school-related graphics are in the background.

Get ready for the new school year by attending our open houses and orientations!

A brick building with the name "Keystone Elementary" displayed on the front, surrounded by a well-manicured lawn and a paved driveway leading up to the entrance.

The Classroom Teacher provides engaging, standards-aligned instruction that supports the academic, social, and emotional development of young learners by utilizing the district’s learning framework. This role focuses on building strong foundational skills of both academics and Portrait competencies as well as a love for learning.

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A sunny beach scene with text about Summer EBT SUN Bucks benefits for eligible children.

Food Service News: Students may be eligible to receive a $120.00 food voucher to help with summer meals. 

Two graduates in purple gowns stand before Keystone High School, with graduation details and publication information filling the lower portion of the cover.

View the digital version of the graduate Keystonian, which features our Class of 2026 graduates, scholarship information, and more!

A maroon and white graphic displays the "Safer Ohio School Tip Line" phone number in the foreground, with the "Ohio School Safety Center" logo in the background.

We are utilizing the Safer Ohio School Tip Line. The Tip Line is a free, 24/7 anonymous reporting system for schools. 

A colorful flyer for Lorain County Community College's Commodore Kids Summer Camps lists various programs for ages 3-17, with colorful circles scattered throughout the background.

The College for Kids and Teens program provides continuing education courses for children and youth. Use the link to view available camps. The camps are offered through LCCC and are not affiliated with Keystone Schools. 

Four young people in formal attire sit in the foreground on a purple bench in a gymnasium, while a crowd of spectators fills the bleachers in the background.
The KES Summer Reading Challenge is here! Complete 15 reading activities over the break to earn an awesome prize!  
 
Check out the following video to view more information for our kindergarten, first, and second grade students: 

Have an amazing summer break filled with exciting reading adventures!