Lee H. Kellogg School is a small K-8 public school in the heart of Falls Village, Connecticut, where students are leaders of their own learning. We welcome the children of Falls Village as well as tuition students from across the region. For more information please contact Principal Alexandra Juch at (860) 824 7791.
Shea Donald Cohn
Lee H. Kellogg School Class of 2017
Kellogg School grieves the heartbreaking, untimely death of Shea Cohn, and celebrates the young man we knew and loved: talented, kind, intelligent, and full of promise. We were fortunate to have known him, taught him, and watched him grow. We are richer for our time with him. Our hearts go out to the Cohn family in this time of sorrow.
KELLOGG SCHOOL IS CLOSED, MONDAY, MARCH 16 - FRIDAY, APRIL 17
School closures may extend beyond that date.
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Two Kellogg students collaborate.
A Kellogg student reads to Franco the service dog
What's happening at Kellogg
The annual Lasagna Dinner has been cancelled. More info here. Please contact us for a refund.
Student-Led Conferences will be held March 25th and 26th. Please call the office now to reserve your student's time slot.
Wednesday, March 4th is an EARLY DISMISSAL DAY for teacher professional learning. Students will be dismissed at 12:10pm. Students registered for Flying Cloud STEAM Workshop will stay until 3:15. Ski Club is on!
Wednesday, February 5th is an EARLY DISMISSAL DAY for teacher professional learning. Students will be dismissed at 1pm.
On January 29th the 8th grade class will visit HVRHS. Click here for a letter from Mrs. Juch.
Kellogg is pleased to announce our second of three scheduled STEAM workshops offered in conjuction with Flying Cloud Institute of Great Barrington on January 15th, The Snow Ramp Challenge, plus Magnetic Levitation Track Challenge, a special offering just for middle-schoolers.
KELLOGG SCHOOL IS CLOSED, MONDAY MARCH 16-FRIDAY, MARCH 27
Did you know?
We offer supervised early drop-off at 8:15 am, and after-school study help for students in grades 4-8. Click here for more information and for forms.