Kenmore Elementary Paw Prints - June, 2026

Lost & Found          

Please take the next few weeks to have your students check our very full lost and found rack outside the gym.

Anything not claimed by the end of the school year will be donated to Threads and Treads at CPMS.

Technology Update

Students will keep their devices this summer!

Students currently in grades 2-5 will be keeping their assigned computing devices over the summer months to allow for continuous learning. Students and families are expected to take care of their assigned device by keeping it charged and in its bag when not in use. Students who are enrolled in summer learning programs are expected to bring their device to summer programs each day. If families need support using their device or troubleshooting technical issues, they should create a help ticket at http://go.nsd.org/studenttechhelp.  

Withdrawing students must turn in devices by their final day at school.

Families who are withdrawing from Northshore are expected to return any technology devices assigned to their student, including computers, tablets, hotspots and all accessories such as bags and chargers. Our school will be collecting devices on the last day of the school. Withdrawing students who do not return their devices and accessories will be issued a fine for replacement.  

Families who wish not to keep a device over the summer need to complete this opt out form.

Families may not need or want to take their student’s device home over the summer. Families who wish to opt out of keeping their students' assigned device will need to indicate that they are “opting out” by completing the form at https://go.nsd.org/optout . This form will help our staff to plan efficiently for sending devices home for summer learning. When students return to school in the Fall, any student who does not have an assigned device will be assigned one for school year learning.

Families in grades K-1 whose students need a device for summer learning need to complete this opt in form.

Families of students currently in grades K and 1 who wish to check out an iPad for summer learning need to indicate so by completing the form at http://go.nsd.org/techoptin. Students and families are expected to care for the device and use it only for learning purposes. The device must be returned to school on or before the first day of the 2026-27 school year. The Device Protection Plan (DPP) can be purchased to protect the device from accidental damages. More information about DPP can be found at student-device-damage-dpp-fines page.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)

What should a family do if they need to return a device over the summer?

• Families should be directed to turn the device into the school as soon as they know they are leaving the district. If that happens in July, they will return the device and accessories at the Administration Center. Otherwise, they will return it to the school during normal summer operational hours in June and August.

If a family needs tech support over the summer, who should they contact?

• The first point of contact should be any teacher or staff member who is working with that student through summer programming. If that staff member is unable to help, then the family can make a tech ticket at http://go.nsd.org/studenttechhelp.