In THIS VIDEO, Principal Beth Kaminski shares information about:

...and more!

Our Seniors picked up their cap & gown and yard signs recently... and WOW... the end of their high school years are really coming fast! There are only 3 more school days after today!

Check out our most recent update on June 4-6 "Senior Weekend" plans for the graduating class of 2021!

Roughly 10% left to do... and as anyone who is a craftsman knows, the finishing details are the most difficult! The student crew has learned SO MUCH taking on this project... and... it will be complete before school is over thanks to their hard work!

Funding for shed materials was provided by the Kettle Moraine Education Foundation and Bliffert Lumber. Raffle proceeds, going to the Kettle Moraine Education Foundation, will help support additional projects like this in the future!

It's a win-win: you get the chance to win a new shed for Dad (or a She Shed for Mom?!?) - built by KMHS students - AND support Kettle Moraine Education Foundation.

Questions? Contact kmef@kmsd.edu

"The students have done a fantastic job rising to the challenges that have impacted us this year," KMHS technology education instructor Scott Bruening said in an article on Woodwork Career Alliance's website. "The WCA Saw Blade Certificate has been a fantastic program for our district and we are continuing to grow and expand our woodworking offerings along with the certification pieces. We are looking to certify even more students next year as things start to normalize."

Thirty-five Kettle Moraine High School (Mr. Dellis's Marketing Management class and KMGlobal) students from two classes participated in a seven-week seminar, On Target, in which they worked with WCTC Supply Chain instructor Molly Barndt, Target Distribution Center continuous improvement manager Phil Tomas and KMHS instructors to learn facets of supply chain management. Barndt and Tomas joined the KMHS instructors in their classroom via video conference.

Target created three supply chain challenges for students to address, including staffing recruiting and retention; tech rollout, training process and cleaning/safety mitigation; and online ordering/bullwhip effect. The students presented their projects to a panel of judges, including Barndt; Target distribution managers; Jon Koch, WCTC associate dean of Marketing and Supervisory Management; and Kim Ehlert, WCTC dean of the School of Business. 

“This was a great initiative that tied K-12, higher education, and industry together,” Koch said. “I am confident that other districts will join this initiative in the coming semesters.”

WCTC’s Career Coaching program played a key role in getting this initiative started, by encouraging and promoting collaborations between the high school and college.

Mrs. Zeihen's Calculus 2 students were able to find the center of an irregular-shaped lamina and then test to see if their solution was correct by balancing the shape on the top of a nail. And... many succeeded!

Wednesday, May 6th and May 12th the students in our band program performed for an audience of family and friends. Both evenings were filled with favorites of the students including “Seven Nation Army” and “Malaguena”. The May 12th concert featured a mash-up of our District Band Festival and a Prism Concert, with Drumline leading our band into the West Gym in uniform. Seniors were honored with a yellow rose and closed the night with “Stars and Stripes Forever”, conducted by guest and KM alumni Dr. Brett Keating, from Carroll University.

To further develop KM Perform's regular partnerships with OWW, KM Perform senior Linnea Hietala organized the involvement of KM Perform students in the Spring OWW event through her senior portfolio project. Over the last six months, Linnea has worked closely with the Spring event team and OWW education directors, joining planning meetings and learning about period costuming and expectations for docents. As a three-year volunteer at OWW, Linnea took her experience to lead a class where she prepared her peers for their roles this weekend at OWW, supported by Ms. Kean.

Congratulations to our Kettle Moraine SMART Team (Students Modeling A Research Topic) for the successful completion of the MSOE Center for Molecular Modeling SMART Team 2021 Program.

The team had a unique year. Thank you for your hard work and persistence throughout.

The team shown above viewed a 3D model of the proteins, Caspases 3 and 7, and designed a video presentation of information on the function of these Caspases!

He was one of very few selected for this prestigious award.

Class of 2021 KMHS Campus Seniors, YOU have been inspired by others, know that YOU also inspire others! #SENIORSTRONG #KMSTRONG

Check out additional 2021 KMHS Campus classmates in our senior spotlights!

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FOURTEEN Years, it’s been that long since KM Boys Golf held the Classic8 Conference Trophy, well it’s in our hands again.

The Boy's Golf Team WON the Classic8 Conference Championship on Wednesday this week at Nagawaukee GC. In windy conditions, on the difficult course, the team shot (310) besting rival Arrowhead (319) narrowly by 9 shots with it all coming down to the last few holes. The Lasers were led by So. Alex K. and Sr. Jackson C. both firing (77)'s both finishing T-3, followed by Seniors Ben P. and Jackson V. both firing (78)'s and each finishing T-5 along with Spencer S. (80) finishing in 12th overall.

Earning ALL-CONFERENCE Honors: First Team - Sr. Jackson C., Sr. Jackson V., Sr. Ben P., So. Alex K. and Earning Second Team - Fr. Spencer S.

The KM Rock Climbing Team won the state championship this past weekend with a true team effort. All team members contributed to a great team atmosphere at state finals! The following nine individuals had a top 5 finish within their divisions:

Of these individuals, both Katie R. and Reegan C. won their respective divisions. The entire KM Rock Climbing Team should be celebrated for their tireless commitment to the sport, endless positivity, and their hard-fought state championship! The attitude, strength, and integrity of this team are unmatched!

If your KMSD student has been vaccinated for COVID, please forward a copy of your child’s WIR (Wisconsin Immunization Record) or a copy of the vaccination card given at the time of immunization to HS-Health-Room-KMSD@kmsd.edu. Your child’s school health record will be updated. Knowing this information at school will help determine if your child is exempt from quarantine if exposed to a positive COVID person.

Thank you,

KMSD HS Health Room Staff

Kari Winkelman, RN HS School Nurse

Kari Wilson, Health Room Assistant

Patricia Schuetz, RN District Nurse

Jenny Pick, RN KMSD COVID Nurse

The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program offers temporary discounts of up to $50 per month ($75 on Tribal Land) off of eligible household’s internet access bills. In some cases. low-income households can also get discounts on a laptop, desktop, or tablet computer. The program ends six months after the public health emergency or when the federal money is depleted. Participation by internet service providers is voluntary.

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