On September 25, 2025, Fredonia Elementary School’s first and second-grade students welcomed special guests from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) office in Kanab, Utah, for an exciting and educational presentation about how landforms are shaped by nature. Two students construct their own model mountains out of marshmallows and cream. The marshmallows represented layers of land, and the whipped cream held them together. Once completed, students were invited to blow as hard

On September 25, 2025, Fredonia El­ementary School cel­ebrated Johnny Ap­pleseed Day, bringing together students from Kindergarten...

We are proud to share that Kane Coun­ty School District has received a $500,000 grant made possible through the gener­ous support of The...

During the work meeting portion of the September 9 meeting of the Kane District Board of Education, Kane District Technol­ogy Director...

Tyree Baird, sixth grade teacher at Kanab Elementary School, has been named Science Teacher of the Year by the Utah Science Teaching...

The Kane County School District has been very busy pre­paring for students to begin the 2025-26 school year. Over the summer we work on a...

Fredonia is thrilled to welcome Mrs. Gro­ver into her new role as principal, a role that feels like both a natural step and a meaningful...