KUA News:
Royals cap off the 2024-25 school year with student, class awards
Spring musical production shines as show-within-a-show
KU’s signature fundraiser grows, spreads influence across region
2 KU Academy 5th graders receive full St. Mary’s School scholarships
Announcements
5-week development league, June 24 – July 24, 2025. Free for KUA summer school students attending the academic portion of the day — includes game jerseys and league T-shirts. Sign up online.
Reserve your spot for fall kindergarten! Applications are open at Kids Unlimited Academy free public charter school for the 2025-26 school year. Pick up a form at the KUA front office, 821 N. Riverside Ave., Medford, and bring a copy of your child’s birth certificate and proof of address. Students must be 5 with birth dates on or before Sept. 1, 2020. KUA’s kindergarten lottery will be the first week in April, incoming kinder orientation is April 17 on Zoom and our Kinder Launch is planned for April 24.
Would you like for your child to attend Kids Unlimited Academy?
The first step is to fill out our Pre-enrollment Application (English and Spanish).
CLICK HERE to fill out the form
The 2024-25 KUA Family Calendar is here! Download your copy.
KUA classes will start each day at 9 a.m. (9:30 a.m. on Wednesdays), beginning in the 2024-25 academic year. Any students arriving after 9 a.m. (9:30 a.m. on Wednesdays), will be marked tardy.
Drop-off time for morning enrichment and breakfast service remains 7:30 a.m., and pick-up is no later than 4:30 p.m. for 2024-25.
Morning enrichment sessions offer engaging, educational, outcome-based activities with caring, trained staff. Read more about new enrichment opportunities for 2024-25 in our latest news post.
We value family involvement! Kids Unlimited Academy has updated its Parent-Student-School Agreements for 2024-25. Click here for the PDF of this important document (English and Spanish versions) to read, sign and return to KUA’s front office before the start of the next school year.
Here is the list for grades K-5 for 2024-25. In addition, all students need a backpack and refillable water bottle for the year. Please notify your child’s teacher or the office if you need financial assistance for supplies.
KUA administration has updated the Uniform and Dress Code Guidelines to permit leggings beginning in the 2024-25 school year. See the entire policy here.
Dear Kids Unlimited Academy White City families,
KU Academy’s relationship with all of you is our highest priority. So it is with the utmost disappointment that we decided to close our KUA White City public charter school, following this school year, and terminate our relationship with Eagle Point School District.
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Lindsay Ochs
Principal
Principal’s Message
In my second year as Kids Unlimited Academy Principal, I feel confident in the school’s solid team. That team mentality is echoed in this year’s theme: “Everyone belongs.”
Believing we are all one, KUA leadership strives to ensure all students, parents, staff and community stakeholders are seen, heard, valued, included and empowered to make decisions that effect change. Opportunities for involvement — at least three per month — are available at many levels and fulfill requirements of our parent-student compact.
Family nights are fun and educational for parents and kids alike. Monthly Site Council meetings invite two-way communication as we share the latest data on student progress, along with campus and program updates. We recognize that family schedules don’t always align with evening gatherings, so we plan to alternate Site Council each month between in-person and Zoom formats.
Some of our students, families and staff are joining us this year from KUA’s former White City charter school on our newly consolidated K-5 campus in Medford. Rededicating KUA to elementary grades, our faculty is primarily focused on academics and the goals of all students succeeding in core subjects and achieving at grade level. To accomplish this, we redesigned our educational delivery model with multiple tiers of small group support.
This individualized approach aims to identify what every kid needs and how to meet those needs. That commitment lifts up entire families, our whole school and the larger community.