Watch today's daily announcement video for a LOT of celebrating!

It's a grate day to be a cheese lover from Wisconsin!

We’ve got to keep the luck going--so we are going to do the same thing we did last week!

Thursday (tomorrow) will be KM day,

and

GO PACK GO!!!

Hey Freshmen and Sophomore Girls! Curious about STEM fields and careers? Tech Savvy Virtual is a workshop for girls in grades 6 to 10. Attendees will experience exciting activities led by professional women in STEM fields.

Each girl will have the opportunity to choose four small group workshops from the 12 being offered. The keynote speaker, Abbey Donahue, a Professional Engineer at SHINE Medical Technologies, will discuss how a STEM education opens a world of possibilities for career paths. A panel of three professional women will share their stories about how they broke through the barriers that once existed to excel in exciting and rewarding careers.

This workshop is two Saturdays | February 13 & February 27, 2021 | 9:00 - 12:00 CST, and is available to girls in grades 6 - 10 and their parents or mentors. Workshop fees are $10 for students and it is free for parents/mentors. Included in the Fee: The student fee includes access to workshop, drawstring bag with workshop supplies. The parent/mentor registration includes access to the workshop (There is no fee for this).

Limited to the first 100 students and unlimited parents and mentors, and the registration deadline is February 3 at noon. Click here for more information and to register.

FINAL REMINDER - This Winter, KM Drama Club is bringing something NEW to campus: Bootcamp Theatre! Are you an actor looking for a low commitment show? Want to try directing a show? Do you write scripts? Then this Bootcamp is right up your alley! Writers will have two days to create a prompted script, and actors and directors have two days to put it on stage! If you’re interested in this event, click here for more information. Open to students from across the KMHS campus. Performance date is Saturday, February 20th. Contact Kyra Mathias (mathkyr@kmsd.edu) or Ms. Kean (keana@kmsd.edu) with questions.

FINAL REMINDER - Mrs. Jones will be hosting a GSA Google Meet TOMORROW, Thursday, January 21st during Advisory. This meet is open to all members of the LGBTQ community as well as their allies. This meet will serve as a supportive, safe place to talk openly about current issues facing the LGBTQ community, both as a group and individually. Please send an email to jonesj@kmsd.edu with a brief description of why you'd like to be a part of this meet, and Mrs. Jones will provide you with an invite.

Awesome update from Varsity Girls’ Basketball on Friday! Lily R. led the way with 15 points as the team improved to 10-1 in conference play with a 78-34 victory over Muskego Friday. Grace G. added 12 points and Braelyn T. 11 in the win.

HOLY MACKEREL! KMHS ICE FISHING TEAM TAKES THIRD IN QUALIFIER! The KMHS Ice Fishing Club - teamed with Osceola - took third place in this past weekend's East-West Trifecta WIFA State Qualifier #2. Kudos to angler Katelyn K. who caught an 11" perch and a 30.5" northern pike! #KMProud

Intramural Basketball will be offered this year beginning on February 8th at 6:30 pm in the middle and east gyms. It will run for 6 Mondays in February and March. If you are interested in signing up a team, please pick up a rules and roster sheet from Mr. Adamczyk in the boys PE office. Read the rules closely as there are a few changes. Roster sheets must be turned in by January 28.

B JV/V Hockey @ University School of Milwaukee 5:00 pm / 7:00 pm

Ski team meet @ Little Switzerland 6:00 pm

If you guessed that Aaron Rodgers attended and played football at Butte Community College and University of California-Berkeley you were correct!

Student winners were GladyAnna A., Claire M., and Ava S. and our staff winner was Dr. Cassini.

Students - please make sure you are bringing your own masks to school, and wearing them properly! We have extra masks at each entrance for emergencies or replacement needs. They are not designed to be available for daily use.

Students - please remember to wear your student ID every day, and at all times while you are in school. It is very important that you use those IDs (examples: lunchroom, signing in and out, etc.) so we reduce any unnecessary contact.