Points of Pride

Kilpatrick Elementary's 5 Points of Pride:
1. 1st place Grand Champions in the county
Cheerleading at Kilpatrick gives all 3 - 5 students the ability to show off their talent and skill. Cheer teaches students to approach all things in life with a positive attitude and a determination to do everything to the best of their ability, no matter the situation. Commitment to the task at hand is what it takes to be not only a great cheerleader but a future productive member of the community.

2. 2nd Place School Competition
"I Can't Vote, But You Can!"
#ClaytonVotes #ClaytonStrong
KES proudly participated in the Clayton County "I Can't Vote, But You Can!" initiative, a district-wide voter education competition designed to promote civic engagement among students. Through a collaborative, interdisciplinary effort, our student created a dynamic, nonpartisan Public Service Announcement video encouraging eligible voters to exercise their right to vote.

3. PBIS - 3rd Place PBIS Rap Video
PBIS Supports Positive Student Behaviors, Academic Success, and Healthy Social and Emotional Learning
PBIS has impacted Kilpatrick Elementary by creating a positive and inclusive culture and improving student behavior and academic outcomes. It also strengthens the relationship between students, teachers, and staff. By establishing clear expectations and providing consistent consequences for misbehavior, PBIS has helped reduce disruptive behaviors, disciplinary incidents, and office referrals at Kilpatrick Elementary.

4. Dual Language Immersion Program
Our Dual Language Magnet Program is a specialized initiative designed to promote bilingualism, biliteracy, academic achievement, and cross-cultural understanding.
The Dual Language Magnet Program is transforming our school community by fostering a culture of inclusion, respect, and high expectations. Students enrolled in the program demonstrate strong academic performance, enhanced cognitive flexibility, and greater cultural awareness.

5. Celebrating Diversity and Unity
KES proudly recognizes and celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month and Black History Month through a series of special activities, classroom lessons, and school-wide events.
These celebrations have strengthened our school’s commitment to inclusivity and respect for diversity. Students have developed a greater appreciation for the contributions of Hispanic and Black leaders, innovators, and artists.



