Ever wonder what it actually feels like to have dyslexia?

It’s not just about mixing up letters—it’s an intense cognitive workout. The Phillips Fundamental Learning Center and the Patterson Family Foundation is bringing you an incredible, interactive Dyslexia Simulation Event.

If you are a parent, teacher, or community advocate, this event will completely transform how you support struggling readers.

How to register: Check out the flyer below and scan the QR code or use this link https://form.jotform.com/ananoe/dyslexia-simulationto save your seat! Let’s work together to build a more literate, understanding world!

• Enrollment for the Holton Digital Learning Academy (Grades 3-12) is officially open for the upcoming school year. If your family is looking for a flexible virtual learning option through Holton USD 336, HDLA may be the perfect fit.
  
  Important Details:

• HDLA students maintain access to district resources and approved school activities.

• Applications must be submitted in hard copy to Samantha Miller at the District Office (515 Pennsylvania Ave.).

• Returning virtual students receive first priority, and final seats are subject to district approval.

• Everything will be time-stamped in the order it is received.
  
  The absolute deadline to apply is Tuesday, June 30th at 4:30 PM.
  
  To download the enrollment packet or learn more about residency requirements, visit: https://www.holtonks.net/o/holton-usd-336/page/holton-digital-learning-academy
  
  Questions? Contact Samantha Miller at the District Office at (785) 364-3650.

Ever wonder what it actually feels like to have dyslexia?

It’s not just about mixing up letters—it’s an intense cognitive workout. The Phillips Fundamental Learning Center and the Patterson Family Foundation is bringing you an incredible, interactive Dyslexia Simulation Event.

If you are a parent, teacher, or community advocate, this event will completely transform how you support struggling readers.

How to register: Check out the flyer below and scan the QR code or use this link https://form.jotform.com/ananoe/dyslexia-simulationto save your seat! Let’s work together to build a more literate, understanding world!

Tiny Paws Daycare is now accepting a limited number of 2 1/2 year olds for the 2026/2027 school year. The daycare follows closely with the Holton USD 336 school year calendar.

If this fits your child’s age group and you'd like to learn more, please contact the district office at 785-364-3650 and ask for Karla Tanking or email her at k.tanking@holtonks.net for more information.

Holton Preschool enrollment will be happening July 7th, 8th, and 9th from 8am-5pm at the district office. See the flyer below for what to bring. The payment is for full day preschool only and for those who have not already paid their security deposit. If you have questions please contact the district office via phone at 785-364-3650 or via email to Karla Tanking (k.tanking@holtonks.net) or Samantha Miller (s.miller@holtonks.net).

JOIN OUR TEAM – WE’RE HIRING SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS!

Looking for a rewarding job with a great schedule? Want to make a positive impact on the kids in our community? We are looking for dependable, friendly, and safety-minded School Bus Drivers to join our team for the upcoming school year!

What We’re Looking For:
A clean driving record and valid driver's license.

Ability to pass a background check and drug screen.

A patient, positive attitude around children!

Apply online today: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeM0y8vAd0fLqA5oNdMsxhtyn9UhcTRQ7rKnVwYP1QjNJHqdQ/viewform

Have questions? Call us at: 785-364-2181 and ask for Ginger

Stop by in person at Holton High School or the District Office

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We are thrilled to officially introduce Katelyn Eshleman!

Katelyn is starting her 9th year in education (and 4th year in special education). After a brief break, she returned to the classroom two years ago and is so excited to be back supporting students where she belongs!

Katelyn holds a degree from Washburn University and is currently working on her Master’s in Autism at KU. Her passion for helping every child grow and succeed shines through in everything she does.

We are so excited for a fantastic school year with you, Katelyn!

Lets give Katelyn a big Welcome to Holton!

Say hello to Clarissa Cope!

Please join us in giving an incredibly warm welcome to our new Holton Elementary Special Education teacher, Clarissa Cope!

Clarissa brings a wealth of knowledge, a huge heart, and 10 years of special education experience to our school. Originally from Central California, they spent most of their adult life in Washington State before moving to Kansas for the sunshine, the pace of life, and the wonderful people.

With a Master’s in Special Education from Fort Hays State University, Clarissa has taught PK–9th grade across both Washington and Kansas. Their teaching philosophy is something we value deeply. Clarissa states "I believe it is so important to get to know my students as individuals in order to understand how I can help them learn. I try to meet every student where they are and help them reach their best potential. I also believe kids’ basic physical and emotional needs have to be met before we ask them to learn academics."

Lets give Clarissa a big Welcome to Holton!

Please join us in giving a massive welcome to the newest member of our team Taylor Smith!

We are excited to introduce Taylor Smith, our new High School Special Education Teacher! Described by colleagues and students alike as positive, diligent, and a true team player , Taylor is passionate about building lifelong skills that help students succeed in the classroom, the community, and beyond.

Taylor holds a Master’s degree in Special Education and brings extensive experience in co-teaching, behavior intervention, and student mentorship. If the Smith name sounds familiar, it’s because athletic excellence runs in the family! Taylor has a massive passion for sports and has coached basketball and football at multiple levels across Kansas. Taylor is looking forward to bringing that same energy, competitive drive, and dedication to our halls. According to Taylor "Teamwork is a vital component for success in all elements of education, in and out of the classroom."

Lets give Taylor a big Welcome to Holton!