KENT SCHOOLS: WHO TO CALL

Administration: 253-373-7000

BY Wire Service
Saturday, August 30, 2008 2:06pm
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Administration: 253-373-7000

Superintendent: 253-373-7701

Transportation: 253-373-7442

English as a second language/student services:

253-373-7249

Attendance liaison: 253-373-7099

Kentlake High School: 253-373-4900

Kent-Meridian High School: 253-373-7405

Kentridge High School: 253-373-7345

Kentwood High School: 253-373-7680

Kent Phoenix Academy: 253-373-7542

Web site: www.kent.k12.wa.us

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