Belmond-Klemme Community School District

Strong relationships between school, families, and the community are at the heart of student success. When schools and families communicate openly and work together, students feel supported, valued, and motivated to do their best.

At Belmond-Klemme Community School District, we believe education extends beyond the classroom — it’s a shared partnership built on trust, transparency, and teamwork. Through regular communication, collaboration with families, and active community engagement, we create a network of support that empowers every child to learn, grow, and succeed. Together, we make a difference in the lives of our students and the future of our community.

Would you like to get involved? To learn how you can support BKCSD by volunteering, visit the PTO Facebook page here.

At Belmond-Klemme, we believe that together we make a difference. A vital part of that partnership is ensuring that our communication is clear, consistent, and easy for every family to navigate. With a "students first" mindset, we are excited to announce that we have adopted ParentSquare as our primary communication tool for the entire district.

By consolidating our outreach into one platform, we are removing barriers to collaboration. Whether you need to send a direct message to your child’s teacher, check in with a coach, or stay updated on school-wide events, ParentSquare is your new home.

What can you expect?

• A Familiar Experience: Your feed will look much like a social media platform, filled with classroom announcements, photos of student success, and easy-to-fill forms.

• Real-Time Updates: From weather-related delays to urgent safety alerts, ParentSquare will be our "go-to" source for immediate information.

• Seamless Partnership: Direct messaging allows for a more personal and efficient connection between you and our dedicated staff.

We are proud to take this step toward a more connected Bronco community. Thank you for your continued partnership as we work together to support our students.