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Volunteer
We are always looking for volunteers! Our volunteers serve in classrooms, on field trips, and with our booster organizations.
To get started, fill out a volunteer consent form below and return it to our administration office:
Kingsley Area Schools
402 Fenton Street
Kingsley, MI 49649
Please note that we run your information through ICHAT the Michigan State Police data base. If you have any questions regarding this process, feel free to give us a call.
Bus Route Information
PLEASE NOTE:
If you have a question and or a concern, PLEASE e-mail bus@kingsleyschools.org entering your child’s name as the subject line.
If you were unable to log in to PowerSchool and have not filled out This Form yet, please do so immediately.
Child Access Protection Law
FIREARM STORAGE REQUIREMENTS: On February 13, 2024, Michigan enacted a new safe storage law. This law is a Child Access Prevention law. CAP laws require firearm owners to safely store their firearms when a minor is, or is likely to be, present. These laws are intended to protect children from injuries or death due to unintended access to firearms.
Under the law, there are two main options for safely storing firearms:
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Unloaded and secured with a locking device - this entails using a locking device such as a trigger lock, cable lock, or any other mechanism that renders the firearm inoperable. By ensuring that the firearm in unloaded and equipped with a locking device, you significantly reduce the risk of unauthorized access and accidents.
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Stored in a locked container - storing the firearm in a locked container, such as a gun safe, lockbox, or any secure container that prevents unauthorized access, adds an additional layer of security to help safeguard firearms from falling into the wrong hands, particularly those of curious minors.
