Fifth graders will face off for math competition sponsored by Coca-Cola. It is an extracurricular math event to be held at Kenilworth Science and Technology School, Saturday, February 25th, 2012. KST aims to provide challenging, engaging mathematical experience which is both competitive and educational. All interested 5th graders in Baton Rouge are welcome to participate in the competition. There is no registration fee.
Awards 1st Place: Laptop Computer 2nd Place: Ipod 3rd Place : Kindle 4th Place : Bicycle
Kenilworth Science & Technology always strives for the best for our students. We are pleased to announce that Kenilworth Advancement Program (KAP) is starting next Tuesday, January 17th, 2012. The purpose of the program is to help talented students to get “Advanced” or “Mastery” on the iLEAP/LEAP tests in all subjects. It is voluntary and students must be committed to working hard. Contact Evren Culha (eculha@kenilworthst.org) with any questions.
Saturday School Program
Kenilworth Saturday School is starting on January 7th for students in need of additional Math, ELA, Science, and Social Studies preparation for the upcoming iLEAP/LEAP tests. You will be notified if your child has been selected for the program.
Classes will be from 9:00am - 1:00pm. Please have your child on campus no later than 8:55am. Dismissal will be at 1:00pm. Contact Evren Culha (eculha@kenilworthst.org) with any questions.
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Kenilworth students were recognized by US Senator Mary Landriue on Wednesday, May 4, 2011 in Washington DC
“I applaud the award-winning robotics team from Kenilworth Science & Technology Charter School for their outstanding accomplishments in the 2010 Louisiana FIRST LEGO League Championship Tournament. By earning first place in the overall performance category of the competition and being selected as the best rookie team of the year, these students have shown they are truly among Louisiana’s best and brightest. Congratulations, Alienbots— and keep up the good work.” US Senator Mary Landriue
Kenilworth students were recognized by US Senator David Vitter on Wednesday, May 4, 2011 in Washington DC
“It’s always a pleasure to meet with Louisiana’s bright and talented students. I enjoyed my visit with members of the Kenilworth Science & Technology robotics team and I wish them continued success.” Senator David Vitter
The 1st Assistant Attorney General, Trey Phillips, the Director of Public Protection, Sanettria Pleasant, the Director of Criminal, Kurt Wall, a Department of Justice Investigator, Will Dyer and Assistant Attorney General, Tasha West accepted our invitation to visit Kenilworth students. They visited classes and encouraged the students to do their very best on the upcoming tests their school careers.
"Thank you, Mr. Suzuk and the students of Kenilworth Science and Technology for your attention and your outstanding achievements! We at the Attorney General's Office are very proud of you. Keep up the great work and dream big! You rock!!! "
Louisiana Attorney General's Office
Senator Dorsey Visited Kenilworth
Louisiana State Senate Education Committee Member Senator Yvonne Dorsey visited Kenilworth to give motivational speech.
I am extremely proud of the work being done at Kenilworth. The school's leadership is excellent. They make Louisiana proud.
Thank you very much for having me as a recent guest at Kenilworth. We truly enjoyed our visit. I was impressed with the cleanliness and upkeep of the campus, but especially with the alertness and attentiveness of the students in each of the classrooms I visited. You seem to be doing something right by keeping them applied to their studies and being so interactive with their educators. I look forward to visiting your campus again soon.
Representative Steve Carter
BESE Honored Kenilworth Students
Students from Kenilworth Science and Technology Charter School were recognized by the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education on Thursday January 20, 2011 in Room 1-100, the Louisiana Purchase Room of the Claiborne Building located at 1201 North Third Street in Baton Rouge, LA
The robotics team from Kenilworth Science & Technology Charter School was given a resolution from BESE, which sets state policies for public schools statewide.
Kenilworth Students Recognized by Mayor-President Holden
BATON ROUGE Mayor-President Melvin "Kip" Holden recognized the award-winning robotics team from Kenilworth Science & Technology Charter School on Wednesday, January 12, 2011 in his office..
The Kenilworth “Alienbots” recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in the 2010 Louisiana FIRST LEGO League Championship Tournament. The team earned first place in the overall “Performance” category of the competition, and they were selected as the best rookie team of the year, earning first place in the “Rising Star” category.
Metro Council Honored Kenilworth's Award-Winning Robotics Team
BATON ROUGE Metro Council recognized the award-winning robotics team from Kenilworth Science & Technology Charter School at their meeting, which was held on Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Governmental Building at 222 St. Louis Street, Third Floor, Room 348.
Members of Kenilworth’s award-winning robotics team include: Jabir Abdullah, Fazil Ozcelik, Matthew Kingsley , Emma Lacy, Dylan Aguiluz and Nathaniel Batiste. The team was coached by Irfan Demir, Kenilworth’s computer teacher and robotics coordinator
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