Jagwear (spiritwear) is a collection of apparel inspired by our school colors, red (maroon) and blue (navy), and mascot (jaguar) to promote school pride.
What counts as Jagwear?
Official Jagwear apparel, the Physical Education (PE) uniform, Field Day t-shirts and/or any other official school related apparel that has been sold in the past to promote school spirit.
If I am a new student, faculty or staff member, or have outgrown my Jagwear, what can I wear?
It is NOT a requirement to wear Jagwear on Jagwear Fridays.
Students: If you do not own Jagwear, students should wear their PE uniform or academic uniform. Students can also opt to wear solid-colored red and blue clothes with no patterns or logos.
Faculty and staff: Faculty and staff without Jagwear should dress as they normally do. They are encouraged (but not required) to wear a mix of our school colors, red (maroon) and blue (navy).
As a thanks for hosting Mr. Ben Boecker’s first educational workshop on love and consent, he is offering the Kew-Forest community a designated night to attend My True Love: A Perfect Musical Fairytale.
Kew-Forest community members are eligible to receive $35 tickets to this performance using the code KF35, an over 20% discount on normal prices! For more information on the show, please visit www.mytruelovemusical.com, or, to purchase tickets, you can visit the performance calendar directly.
The Korean Community Center (KCS) of the Metropolitan Area organizes a summer internship program called Young Adult Service Program (YASP) every summer. Founded in 1973, KCS is a non-profit organization that provides culturally appropriate social services to Korean-American and other immigrant communities in Queens around the areas of Aging, Education, Immigration, Mental Health, Workforce Development, and Public Health. They are a "one-stop" shop where clients - regardless of their immigration status or income - can access the resources they need to overcome socioeconomic and cultural barriers and become thriving members of American society.
YASP connects Asian-American high school and college students with summer internships at various community organizations and the offices of local elected officials throughout New York City.
Program Start Date: 1 Jul 2024 Program End Date: 16 Aug 2024
The Queens Community Board 6 is calling upon all New York residents ages 11 or older to flex their design powers to create a new logo. Visit this website or click here to read about the competition details and terms.
Students who sign up and receive parental permission for the field trip will participate in a youth walking tour in Manhattan to learn about the history of LGBTQIA+ activism in NYC.
Summer at The Kew-Forest School provides children entering Kindergarten to Grade 5 with academic enrichment in reading, writing, and mathematics, along with recreational activities including swimming, martial arts, drama, dance, STEM, arts and crafts, field trips, special events, and more!
The program runs from Mon 8 Jul to Fri 16 Aug 2024, (Mon-Fri from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm)
Two, four, and six week options available.
Early drop-off and extended day care available.
Save $50 by registering by Fri 19 Apr.
Please use code "siblingcamp24" for a 5% discount for siblings.
Organized by: Kew-Forest Parents Association (KFPA)
Save the date, hold the phone, and don't make other plans because the KFPA's Summer Kick-Off Carnival is happening this afternoon beginning at 3:00 pm.
Brace yourselves for an afternoon full of activities for all - this means Lower, Middle, and Upper Schoolers and the entire Kew-Forest community! Be prepared to jump, play, roll, dance, compete, and most importantly - eat! It will be an end-of-year event to remember, so please join us in celebration of this amazing school year of overflowing success, innovation, and of course, teamwork!
Parent volunteers are needed. Please sign up here to volunteer.
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The oldest independent school in the borough of Queens, The Kew-Forest School is an independent co-educational, college preparatory school for students in Preschool through Grade 12.