Kent School District to distribute laptops to elementary students in need

Drive through to pick up at schools April 20-24

Kent School District to distribute laptops to elementary students in need

The Kent School District will distribute laptops next week (April 20-24) to elementary students (grades K-6) in their school parking lots between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. each day.

A parent/guardian must be present for a student to pick up a laptop. The laptops are for students in need of the devices as part of the district’s commitment to ensure equity of access to technology for all students. If a student already has a laptop, they do not need to pick one up.

* When you enter the school parking lot, look for signs for where to park.

* Staff will come directly to your car. Please stay in your car at all times.

* Staff will verify your student’s identity.

* Staff will provide a laptop.

Students may have to log in at the pick-up site to initialize network connectivity and build a student profile. Staff will direct you to a location to help with this process.

Safety is priority

* Staff have already cleaned your laptop.

* Staff will wear a mask and gloves.

* Staff will minimize close contact.

Pick up at your student’s elementary school

Service times and locations are subject to change. Please click on this website before you visit.

Monday, April 20

Daniel: 11310 SE 248th Street, Kent

East Hill: 9825 S 240th Street, Kent

Park Orchard: 11010 SE 232nd Street, Kent

Scenic Hill: 26025 Woodland Way S, Kent

Martin Sortun: 12711 SE 248th Street, Kent

Meadow Ridge: 27710 108th Ave SE, Kent

Tuesday, April 21

Neely-O’Brien: 6300 S 236th Street, Kent

Kent Elementary: 24700 64th Avenue S, Kent

Millennium: 11919 SE 270th Street, Kent

Panther Lake: 10200 SE 216th Street, Kent

Pine Tree: 27825 118th Ave SE, Kent

Springbrook: 20035 100th Ave SE, Kent

Wednesday, April 22

Cedar Valley: 26500 Timberlane Way SE, Covington

Covington: 25811 156th Ave SE, Covington

Emerald Park: 11800 SE 216th Street, Kent

Glenridge: 19405 120th Ave SE, Kent

Horizon: 27641 144th Ave SE, Kent

Sunrise: 22300 132nd Ave SE, Kent

Thursday, April 23

Crestwood: 25225 180th Ave SE, Covington

Fairwood: 16600 148th Ave SE, Renton

Jenkins Creek: 26915 186th Ave SE, Covington

Lake Youngs: 19660 142nd Ave SE, Kent

Meridian Elementary: 25621 140th Ave SE, Kent

Soos Creek: 12651 SE 218th Pl, Kent

Friday, April 24

Carriage Crest: 18235 140th Ave SE, Renton

Grass Lake: 28700 191st Pl SE, Kent

Kent Mountain View Academy: 11000 SE 264th Street, Kent

Kent Valley Early Learning Center (Only kindergarten students will be issued a laptop): 1317 4th Ave S, Kent

Ridgewood: 18030 162nd Pl SE, Renton

Sawyer Woods: 31135 228th Ave SE, Black Diamond

Schedule an appointment to pick up after April 24

After April 24, devices will only be available for pick up by appointment on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. beginning on April 29. Pick up will be at the KSD Administration Center, 12033 SE 256th Street in Kent.

If you are unable to pick up a device at your elementary school during the week of April 20-24, please email CustomerSupportCenter@kent.k12.wa.us to schedule an appointment and pick up on or after Thursday, April 29.


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