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Stay informed about your child’s progress with the Guardian Portal on Headrush. This platform allows you to access all details of your child’s educational journey at any time. To help you navigate Headrush more effectively, we have compiled a Frequently Asked Questions section. Here, you can learn where to start, how to see what your child has accomplished, what they need to do next, and where they can upload evidence. Discover how to view and set due dates, access feedback from advisors, and understand your child’s grades and overall progress.

COVID-19 has elevated the awareness of the importance of infection prevention and control in the school setting. The basics of infection prevention include:

• Staying home (not coming to school or work) when you are ill (seeking medical attention when necessary)
• Cleaning and disinfecting classrooms, materials, and surfaces
• Providing good ventilation and air flow
• Washing hands and using good cough etiquette (using hand sanitizer if water is not available and covering your cough)

While masks may not be required in schools, any individual who wishes to continue to mask, including those who face higher risk from COVID-19, will be supported in that choice.

KTEC High School encourages families to follow the Kenosha County Health Department guidance on COVID-19.

KTEC’s COVID protocol will be made available in other languages or accessible formats upon request.

COVID-19 Isolation and Quarantine Guidance | Kenosha County, WI – Official Website

Dear KTEC High School Community,

As part of our continued commitment to student and staff health and safety, KTEC High School has completed its annual lead in water testing in accordance with federal and state guidelines.

On May 16, 2025, a certified lead risk assessor from AP Environmental collected water samples from multiple drinking water fixtures throughout the school, including hallway fountains and cafeteria locations. All samples were analyzed by an accredited laboratory.

We’re pleased to report that all tested fixtures showed lead levels well below the EPA action level of 15 parts per billion (ppb). The highest lead level detected during this testing was just 0.25 ppb. Based on these results, there are no areas of concern at this time, and no additional remediation measures are required.

We will continue to monitor water quality on a regular basis and remain proactive in protecting the health of our students and staff.

You may view the full 2025 Lead in Water Report, including testing locations and results, by clicking the following link. Thank you for your continued support and trust in KTEC High School.

Sincerely,
KTEC High School Administration