Is Mrs. Kaminski saying "peace to all" or something else? Watch today's daily announcement video to find out!

National Roof Over Your Head Day was created as a day to be thankful for what you have, starting with the roof over your head. There are many things that we have that we take for granted and do not stop to appreciate how fortunate we are for having them. All across our nation, there are many that do not have the things that are necessary to everyday life. They may lack a roof over their heads, enough food to eat, or clothes to wear. For those who have those bare necessities, it may be insufficient. This day reminds us to appreciate what you have. This day follows closely after Thanksgiving, a day to be thankful. So just like Thanksgiving, be thankful for what you do have and always remember, that it is a better feeling than worrying about what you do not have.

KM’s Unity Club, a student-led and organized group here at KMHS, is recognizing International Persons With Disabilities Day which is a day to spread awareness and breed compassion for the challenges and struggles faced by people with both mental and physical disabilities. This international day aims to promote the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities in all spheres of society and development, and to increase awareness of the situation of persons with disabilities in every aspect of political, social, economic and cultural life. Today is intended to celebrate "a day for all". This theme reflects a growing understanding that disability is part of the human condition. Almost everyone will be temporarily or permanently impaired at some point in life. Despite this, few countries have adequate mechanisms in place to respond fully to the needs of people with disabilities.

To observe International Persons With Disabilities Day you can show compassion. Volunteer to help at a local senior center, lend a hand to someone who is lost, confused, or struggling in the hallways within our school, and finally be an advocate for people with disabilities. If accommodations for disabled people in your school, town, or city aren’t put in place, ask administration, managers, and elected officials to make those accommodations. We can all work to help people with disabilities every day, not just today.

Our friends at the Delafield Public Library are serving up some FUN with their TAKE, MAKE & BE MERRY Holiday crafts for ALL ages! Stop in or request one with your curbside pickup. While supplies last.... 262.646.6230 / delafieldlibrary.org

Mr. Hansen and Mr. Stinnett are celebrating their birthdays today! Happy birthday!!!

PUT THAT IN THE WIN COLUMN! The Varsity Girls’ Basketball team defeated Catholic Memorial 70-36 Tuesday night. Sophomores Grace G. and Braeyln T. scored 24 and 20 points, respectively, to lead the way.

Interested in playing Girls’ Softball this spring? There will be an important informational virtual meeting TODAY during advisory. The meeting code will be kmsoftball. Please reach out to Coach Graf with any questions.

Calling all runners, walkers, students, and staff of all levels! Starting TOMORROW, December 4, come for some exercise, fun, and camaraderie every Friday from November to March. We will meet at the Laser Entrance at 3:05 pm and head out from there. Come two weeks in a row for a free t-shirt! Email Mr. Buntman if you have any questions.

B JV/V Hockey vs St Mary Springs @ Blueline Family Ice Center 5:30 pm / 7:30 pm

B JV/V Swim Triangular @ Waukesha South 4:30 pm

JV Bowling vs Sussex @ Sussex Bowl 3:45 pm

V Bowling vs Waukesha North @ Jay’s Lanes 3:45 pm

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.

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