KMHS Campus Daily Announcements 5.20.24 (2024)

Arrive early to park when it is safer and easier... and leave after the rush.

Mind your speed - the speed limit in the parking lot is 10 mph. Be sure to leave enough cushion to stop abruptly without causing an accident.

Give way to buses - they enter on the north end of the front entrance and exit on the south end.

Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalks - failure to do so, can not only be unsafe, but it can also have other consequences. The fine is $326.50 and 4 points against your driving record if you are cited.

Keep focused, and limit distractions while driving and parking. Always watch for other cars, late teens running to or from class, and any other obstacles that may come up. Be sure to adhere to licensing laws that limit the number of passengers for new drivers.

Park properly in marked parking spots, and prove KM kids can park.

Display your parking pass on your rearview mirror ...and don’t lose your parking permit. It is $10 to replace a pass.

Lock your car - everywhere you go.

Do not park in staff parking ...or risk getting ticketed.

This event will display artwork from students all over the district. Not only will student art be displayed, but there will also be an ice cream social in the cafeteria where people can purchase Culver's custard.

It is free to get in, but donations are greatly appreciated. The funds raised will be donated to Hands of Hope, an organization that works to provide education, healthcare, and clean water to people in Zambia, Africa.

Feel free to contact Mia Anderson (andemia@kmsd.edu) with any questions, or if you are interested in volunteering for this event.

KM Day is May 22 at 6:35 pm. Join us as the Lake Country DockHounds take on the Milwaukee Milkmen at WBC Park.

This will be a fun night to celebrate with your KM Community, show your support, and watch a great game! We have a huge group attending and many fun events planned. Plus, for every ticket sold, $3 will be donated to the district. As an extra incentive, KM, Arrowhead, and Oconomowoc are competing for an additional $1/ticket by selling the most tickets (use the link below) for their respective night.

Get your tickets now!!!

KM Special Education Department students are proud to announce their 4th annual craft fair event with many other area high schools! Proceeds from the student-made crafts will enable students to participate in more community outings and expand their social skills.

When: Wednesday May 22nd, 2024 from 10:00 - 1:00

Where: BrandyBrook Community Center S11W29980 Summit Ave, Delafield, WI.

Mr. P’s Grilled Cheese Food Truck will be on site for Food Purchases. Contact Leah Cuda - cudal@kmsd.edu with questions. Please join us to support the many school districts that will be participating!

For an appointment call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter Sponsor Keyword: KMHS or scan the QR code.

Individuals who are 17 years of age (16 with parental permission in IL, IA, MI, and WI), weigh at least 110 pounds, and are in generally good health may be eligible to donate blood. High school students and other donors 18 years of age and younger must also meet certain height and weight requirements.

All presenting donors will receive a free Sky Zone 30-minute jump pass and a coupon for a FREE Bundtlet from Nothing Bundt Cakes, while supplies last!

Build the blood supply: Come give 5/20-6/9 for an exclusive Tetris and Red Cross shirt, limited quantities.

It's time to raise some funds for the KM community. Examples of items available from each club looking for support are shown above with links to their items.

When you make a purchase all profits go to the group. The items are made right here in class and will be done by the end of May for pickup.

Thanks for your support!

Kettle Moraine Senior Night is a memorable tradition that will be held Friday, May 31, 2024, from 7-11:30pm.

PLEASE NOTE, DOORS TO ENTER EVENT ARE ONLY OPEN 7:00-7:30pm.

Senior night is a free, fun-filled night for KM seniors to celebrate their time at KM. The event includes great prizes for all who attend, fantastic entertainment, and terrific food.

PARENTS, remind your seniors to RSVP if they haven’t already!! RSVP raffle deadline is 5/20.

We couldn’t host this special event without YOUR generous help and financial support!

Giving is easy on IC (click Fees, then Optional Payments, then HS Senior Night Donation and add to Cart)! It’s tax-deductible!!

Senior parents, we'd love your help at Senior Night!

Click HERE for volunteer opportunities.

We are really looking forward to celebrating the accomplishments of these amazing students, particularly because we can host the event outdoors at the newly renovated Culver's Stadium. We will have fireworks following the event and intend to make this a very special and memorable evening for our graduates!

Questions? Check out this FAQ document!

A total parking lot resurfacing begins Sunday, June 2, 2024.

As a result, all students and most staff will need to park on the south side of the building. The northeast staff lot remains open. In addition, the most northern entrance, near the track, will also be closed.

Students with parking passes should be able to find adequate parking in the south lot as senior graduation occurs on Saturday, June 1st.

Supportive families, communities, and resources can help youth build strong foundations for lifelong well-being. Empower them to take charge of their mental health.

Know the signs | Start the conversation early | Build relationships

Good mental health increases the ability of children and teens to practice self-care and face challenges with resilience.

Learn more here.

**Open to all campus students, grades 9-12. Offered during advisory unless noted. Students must schedule ahead of time to attend an advisory college rep session through the scheduling tool on Infinite Campus.

UW-La Crosse 5/21

Looking to enrich + enhance your academic skills? Academic coaching is incredibly valuable and a game-changer for skills (and scores) and summer is truly the best time to get ahead!

The ideal candidate for opportunities listed in this flyer is a student entering junior year (11th grade) as that is the academic year that the ACT happens. An advanced sophom*ore or someone going into senior year still angling for a higher score is also welcome. Students from AHS, PHS, HHS, and the KMHS Campus will be in attendance.

There are 3 English/Reading/Science options and 2 Math options. Math is a flat rate of $325 and English/Reading/Science is a charge of $50 per session attended.

Participation in these mid-June through mid-August classes boosts strategies and skills for test taking, core classes, and performance on the ACT.

Classes will take place on Arrowhead’s South Campus.

Click here for more information!

A single by Casey Navarro put Kettle Moraine Varsity Lasers on the board in the bottom of the first.

Kettle Moraine added three more runs in the bottom of the sixth inning on three hits. Naomi Sander hit a solo home run to left field, and Josie Gorski singled, scoring two runs.

Alyssa Dinnauer earned the win for Kettle Moraine Varsity Lasers. The right-handed pitcher allowed six hits and zero runs over seven innings, striking out seven and walking none.

Josie Gorski seized on their opportunities, leading Kettle Moraine with two runs batted in. The catcher went 1-for-3 on the day. Sarah Marcheske and Naomi Sander were a force together in the lineup, as they each collected two hits for the Lasers while hitting back-to-back. The Lasers were sure-handed in the field and didn't commit a single error.

The girls are back in action on Tuesday for the first round of Regionals at home against Badger starting at 4:30 pm. Come out and cheer them on to Sectionals

Lasers went 4-1 last week, losing a tough one to Mukwonago in eight innings. The week was highlighted by a 1-0 win over Arrowhead, a two-run home run by Scott Brown, and an 11-1 victory over Burlington on Saturday night. Solid pitching continues from the Lasers pitching staff and the bats are heating up just in time for regionals which start on Tuesday, May 28.

Lasers finish regular season play this week against Arrowhead (4:30 today at AHS), and Waukesha North on Tuesday and Thursday. Come to WBC Park on Thursday to cheer on our 12 seniors during SENIOR NIGHT! The pre-game ceremony will start around 6:45. Game time is 7:00pm.

There will be a meeting in the KMHS Library on Thursday, 5/23. We will review our summer/preseason schedule and expectations and answer questions for new players and families. We look forward to seeing you there!

When: Thursday (5/23) @ 6:30pm

Where: KMHS Library (located next to HS main entrance/office)

Who: All players and parents interested in participating in soccer next year

LET'S GO LASERS

This golf fundraiser is VERY important to our Jr. Lasers Baseball team. Please consider playing in the outing, sponsoring the event, or donating!

Register by July 4th to be entered to win a foursome!

Reach out to Head Coach Matt McDonnell at mcdonnellm@kmsd.edu or on X @coach_mcdonnell

The KM Booster Club is looking for a Social Media Coordinator, a Treasurer, and a Concession Co-Lead for the 2024-25 school year.

The KM Booster Club supports KMHS student-athletes with proceeds from the volunteer-run concession stands and other KM Booster sponsored events.

Please contact Vicki Rock at vrocklasers@gmail.com if you are interested in these FUN opportunities.

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Monday, May 20

B V Track Regionals @ Mukwonago 3:00

G V Track Regionals @ Mukwonago 3:00

G JV/V LAX vs Cedarburg 6:00/7:30

B JV2/JV Baseball vs Arrowhead @ Wales Park 4:30/4:30

B V Baseball @ Arrowhead 4:30

B V Tennis Sub sectionals @ Mukwonago 9:00am

B V reserve Golf @ Morningstar 8:00am

Tuesday, May 21

G V Softball Regionals vs Badger 4:30

G JV/V Soccer @ Arrowhead 4:30/6:30

B JV Baseball vs Waukesha North @ Wales Park 4:30

B V Baseball vs Waukesha North @ Frame Park 7:30

Wednesday, May 22

G V LAX vs Arrowhead 6:00

G V reserve Soccer @ Arrowhead 6:30

B V Golf Regionals @ Edgewood 8:00am

Thursday, May 23

B V Track Sectionals @ Oak Creek 4:00

G V Track Sectionals @ Oak Creek 4:00

G V Softball Regionals vs TBD 4:30

B JV Baseball vs Waukesha North @ Frame Park 4:30

B V Baseball vs Waukesha North @ Dockhounds 7:00

B V Tennis Sectionals @ Brookfield Central 8:30am

Friday, May 24

No events

Saturday, May 25

No events

Mr. Bestor’s least favorite ice cream flavor is chocolate.

In 1984, Craig and Lea Culver, along with Craig’s parents George and Ruth, opened the very first Culver's in the family’s beloved hometown of Sauk City, Wisconsin, and began serving ButterBurgers® and Frozen Custard.

The main difference between frozen custard and ice cream is that frozen custard is made with egg yolks and ice cream is not, giving the former a richer flavor and feel.

Stock up now for graduation gifts and summer apparel. The store will re-open in mid-August for back-to-school shopping.

Tuesday, May 21 | 2-4p

Thursday, May 22 | 2-4p

The Kettle Moraine School District is proud to partner with Teachers On Call to provide exceptional substitute teachers and educational assistants. Teachers On Call invests in their employees, recognizes their achievements, and is committed to the noble purpose of educating our youth.

As a Teachers on Call substitute, you’ll enjoy:

• Free pre-hire training (for substitute teacher and aide or assistant positions)

• Ongoing professional development

• Steady, yet flexible, work you can feel good about

• Weekly pay

• Your preference of schools

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We also rent space and are happy to facilitate your events, courses, or activities.

VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE!

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