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MILITARY CONNECT
Geary County Schools
proudly serves the military families of the First Infantry
Division!
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USD 475 has served Fort Riley families for
more than 65 years
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Nearly 60 percent of the district students
are military connected
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An appointed military representative serves
on the USD 475 Board of Education
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Superintendent of Schools Ron Walker
maintains a close working relationship with Fort Riley
command and military parents
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Five of the district’s 14 elementary schools
(Gr. K-5) are located on Fort Riley
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Fort Riley Middle School serves students
(Gr. 6-8) living on Fort Riley
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Junction City High School serves high school
students (Gr. 9-12) living on Fort Riley
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Many military-connected students also attend
Junction City Middle School and the elementary schools in
Junction City, Milford and Grandview Plaza
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Geary County Schools is an active member of
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Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC)
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Military Impacted Schools Association
(MISA)
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National Association of Federally
Impacted Schools (NAFIS)
For more information on Geary County
Schools visit more of our online home:
Other helpful info:
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Back To School Open House and Student-Parent Orientation
Schedules are
HERE.
JCHS Fall Sports
Orientation Meeting for Students-Parents will be held Mon, Aug
11, 6:00 pm, at JCHS.
MEETING NFORMATION.
School Physicals
are available to military dependants through the Fort Riley IACH. This program provides one day per
week until the end of August for student physicals. See more
about it
HERE.
TALK, LISTEN, CONNECT
Being a part of
the military can be a real challenge, particularly for young
children. Sesame Workshop has created Talk, Listen, Connect:
Helping Families During Military Deployment. Learn about it
HERE.
Brochures
Geary County Schools Serving the Military Family brochure
Military Students and Deployment FAQ's
Employment
with USD 475
Are you moving to Ft. Riley or somewhere else
in Geary County? Are you a teacher, techie, occupational
therapist, artist? Geary County Schools may have a position
for you! See opportunities by clicking the "EMPLOYMENT" tab on
the left-side navigation bar. |
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USD 475 LARGEST DONOR TO
LOCAL SOLDIER'S CALL
Almost two tons of items and cash donated to benefit “Help Us
Learn…Give Us Hope” campaign. Read the good news
HERE.
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Packing To Send Westwood Elementary students pack up
school supplies to send to their peers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Students included letters to the students overseas, “We are
hoping to become pen pals,” said the student written grant
application. |
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Help Us Learn Class
Afghani students who are receiving our generous donations |
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Student Signs
Jefferson Elementary
5th Grade class
proudly displays its signs asking students to donate to the
cause. Shipments from this school were sent directly to a tent
city school house in Afghanistan. |
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