ENROLL NOW OR SCHEDULE A TOUR!!! We offer custom tours at all of our schools, and they are a great way for potential students and their families to explore the many wonderful options we offer academically, culturally, athletically, and socially! So visit our website at
www.kmsd.edu and click the tour button, or if you are ready to join KM, click the enroll button at the top to get started. Registration for NEW students for the 2026-2027 school year is open for all KM Residents and Non-Residents. Current students are automatically advanced to the next grade level, including 6th and 9th grade students.
2 days ago, KMSD
LASER LOCKER HOURS!!! Stop in for cold weather gear and represent in style!
3 days ago, KMSD
DECA COMPETITION!!! KM DECA competed at the district level competition Saturday and Emily Garvin shared their experience: At the event, students participated in role-play scenarios, using creativity and problem-solving skills to develop and present a solution to judges. To qualify for the state competition, individuals or partnership must place in the top three of their event, based on a composite score that combines role play performance and test scores. The KM DECA chapter walked away with success, with six individuals and three partnerships advancing to the next level. Several other individuals and partnerships also earned medals for achieving high scores on their role play or exam. Our students gained real-world skills such as communication and professionalism in a business environment. Overall, the competition was a fun and rewarding experience.
4 days ago, KMSD
AP US HISTORY FIELD TRIP!!! Ms Piper’s AP United States History class visited the Holocaust Education Resource Center (HERC) in Milwaukee to see Violins of Hope. In the midst of World War II as Germany battled across Europe, the Holocaust was taking place. Jewish prisoners and others targeted by the Nazis played violins in the ghettos and concentration camps. Many musicians were forced to play; others played them as a form of resistance. Their musical instruments bore witness to this atrocity. Violins of Hope-Wisconsin is presented by Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) and their community partners. After the museum tour and workshop on music during the Holocaust the students listened to the story of George Kennedy as told by his daughter Nancy Kennedy Barnett. George Kennedy was a speaker for both the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center, presenting about his life in Budapest, Hungary before the war and his life in the Hungarian labor and concentration camps during the Holocaust. He came to America in 1947 on a B’nai Brith scholarship to Texas A&M University where he received his bachelor’s degree. He furthered his education in Madison, Wisconsin when he received a master’s degree in civil engineering and started his own structural engineering firm in Chicago. George was interviewed by the USC Shoah Foundation where his life story is chronicled and held. Nancy is an active volunteer in Milwaukee and sits on a number of community boards. Using video of her father from his talks, Nancy weaves his life story with hers when she speaks.
4 days ago, KMSD
KM DISTRICT BAND FESTIVAL COMING SOON!!! Join us for our District Band Festival January 26th at 7pm in the KMHS West Gym! Doors open at 6:30, and we will have wonderful performances from all KM band students.
5 days ago, KMSD
RSVP NOW FOR THE KM SHOWCASE – FEBRUARY 18TH FROM 5:30-7PM @ KMHS. THIS 4K-12 ENROLLMENT FAIR & COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE IS OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS/NON-RESIDENTS. Talk with administrators, staff, and students from all of our KM Schools! Get a personalized tour of the KMHS Campus, including all of our career pathways and subject areas. Watch video tours of our other Schools! Learn more about 4K-12 programs, curriculum, and offerings! Get information on the many athletic teams, clubs & activities that make us ONE KM!! To learn more about the incredible opportunities available in the Kettle Moraine School District... RSVP NOW with our Google form: kmsd.edu/rsvp
5 days ago, KMSD
KM PERFORM FILMS SELECTED FOR WPL FILM FESTIVAL!!! We're excited to announce that two films from our Film Concentration team have been selected for the Watertown Public Library WPL Film Festival on Monday, March 9. "The Web" and "Too Many Anikas" will be shown on the big screen, along with a number of other student films from throughout the region, at The Towne Cinema in Watertown. More details, along with ticket information, will be available soon
https://www.watertownpubliclibrary.org/wpl-film-festival.
9 days ago, KMSD
GIRLS GOLF ACADEMIC ALL STATE!!! The Golf Coaches Association of Wisconsin is pleased to announce that the following student-athletes from Kettle Moraine have been recognized as 2025 Academic All-State honorees: Lilah Morn, Madeline Ewald, Avery Sallmann, Emily Garvin, Reagan Cloninger, and Grace Kim. Students are submitted by member coaches of the GCAW and must have a cumulative GPA of 3.25 or higher; participated in at least 75% of their team's varsity competitions; be in good standing regarding athletic and school codes of conduct; and be either a sophomore, junior, or senior.
9 days ago, KMSD
KM HIGH SCHOOLS EARN AP PACESETTER AWARD: HS^2, KM Global, Kettle Moraine High School and KM Perform all earned Advanced Placement Pacesetter Awards for the 2024 school year. The award is presented by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and the Wisconsin Advanced Placement Advisory Council, recognizing level of AP participation and creating a culture of excellence. HS^2 and Global both had 30% or more of all students participate in at least one AP exam and 70% or more of those students earn scores of 3 or above on the exams. KMHS and Perform had 10% or more of all students participate in at least one AP exam and 60% or more of those students earn scores of 3 or above on the exams. HS ^2 was also one of ONLY TWO schools in the state to earn a Platinum Tier in 2024 AP School Honor Roll awards, while KM Global and Kettle Moraine High School earned Bronze Tier Awards. The AP School Honor Roll recognizes schools whose AP programs are delivering results for students while broadening participation. KM strongly encourages our students to challenge themselves by taking AP courses and currently offers 21 AP courses with more under consideration. Subject matter includes art, outreach, computer science, English, math, music, science, and social studies. To learn more, visit our Advanced placement page at https://hs.kmsd.edu/o/kmhs/page/advanced-placement-program.
9 days ago, KMSD
KMMO SUCCESS!!! The KMMO Varsity Reserve team participated in the Joe Raymond Memorial Tournament, hosted by the Waukesha Wings. The event was held at Naga-Waukee Ice Rink. KMMO won all 3 of its games by a combined score of 16-4, including a 4-1 victory over the Brookfield Stars JV1 team in the championship. Congratulations to the team!
19 days ago, KMSD
DECA CHARITABLE WORK!!! This month, KM DECA raised $7,000 in cookie sales to provide gifts and necessities for two local families. A special thank you to KM culinary classes for baking, decorating, and packaging the cookies. The DECA Officer Team also took the opportunity to make dinner for the families staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Wauwatosa, an organization that provides housing, meals, and support for families with children seeking medical care nearby. Through these efforts, KM DECA was also able to donate $2,500 to the Ronald McDonald House to support their mission.
20 days ago, KMSD
KM GIRLS FLAG FOOTBALL REPEAT CHAMPIONS!!! The Kettle Moraine Girls' Flag Football team captured the championship on Sunday, December 21st, with a thrilling 32–28 victory over Milwaukee School of Languages at Muskego High School’s indoor turf. The game was back and forth throughout the first half, but Milwaukee opened the second half with a big score to take control. Down 10 points with just a few minutes remaining, Kettle Moraine responded with resilience, recording two crucial defensive stops and converting on offense to close the gap. With 15 seconds left, quarterback Mia Gray sealed the comeback by throwing the game-winning touchdown to junior Samantha Thompson. Senior captains, Grace Walczak and Brynn Lauters, played key roles throughout the game—Walczak delivered critical pass breakups and flag pulls on defense, and helped set up the game-winning drive with two minutes left, while Lauters contributed multiple clutch runs and catches and added a score of her own. Gray was essential to the offense all game, displaying accuracy through the air and making plays with her legs. Coaches Mr. Hunt and Mr. Ksobiech kept the team motivated and led both sides of the ball to success. The championship caps off an outstanding season, as the team finished 8–1 in the regular season, defeated Greenfield and Muskego Red in the playoffs, and secured their second straight championship title. Thank you so much to Mr. Ksobiech for sharing the details of this amazing game, and to Roger Olsen for covering our athletic events and sharing this great team photo!
25 days ago, KMSD
KM GLOBAL CPR TRAINING!!! Students in the Term 2 Personal Health and Fitness seminar participated in CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) training and certification, in partnership with the Kettle Moraine School District and the American Red Cross. This certification is a valuable life skill that provides students with the knowledge and confidence to respond in an emergency. The training consisted of an online component followed by an in-person hands-on skills practice session. The online coursework and hands-on skills practice lead to an official American Red Cross certification.
25 days ago, KMSD
KM CULINARY STUDENTS ARE SPREADING HOLIDAY CHEER!!! The culinary students prepared a Cookie Drive for DECA, baking and decorating over 3,700 cookies for the DECA organization to sell to local families. The proceeds from this initiative were divided to support two families within our district during the holiday season, with additional profits donated to the Ronald McDonald House. Culinary students also contributed to a Friday's Service Project, preparing and delivering homemade lasagna for families currently staying at the Ronald McDonald House; baking homemade bread, cookies, and lasagna for four local firehouses as well as our 911 dispatch center! These students have demonstrated exceptional compassion, teamwork, and dedication to serving our community. Their efforts have made a meaningful difference for families in need and our local first responders.
26 days ago, KMSD
KMSD 2026-27 SCHOOL YEAR CALENDAR-AT-A-GLANCE!!! Please note, early release will be on Wednesdays next year. We have not yet posted a date for Class of 2027 Graduation, but will add it to the calendar when that has been determined. To view the full calendar, visit our website
https://www.kmsd.edu/page/calendar.
26 days ago, KMSD
2026 JERRY AWARD NOMINATIONS!!! The Wizard of Oz has received the following nominations: Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Ensemble, Outstanding and Orchestra, Outstanding Overall Design. Outstanding Lead Performance: Josephine Byrne - Dorothy Gale, William Kastner - Scarecrow/Hunk, Joseph Anderson - Cowardly Lion/Zeke, and Johnathan Doome - Tin Man/Hickory. Outstanding Supporting Performance: Emma Hipp - Aunt Em/Glinda, Chip - Toto, and Gabriella Schmitt - Almira Gulch/Wicked Witch of the West. Spirit Awards: Emma Hipp and Isabella Kreblin. Outstanding Overall Design: Scenic Designer - Matthew Dunlap, Lighting Designer - Mykhailo Nahirniak, Costume Designer - Abigail Kean and Lynne Miner, Sound Design - Greg Klas, Outstanding Costume Design - Abigail Kean and Lynne Miner, and Outstanding Sound Design - Greg Klas. Some specific feedback regarding the ensemble: "The ensemble was committed and focused. The young Munchkins were a highlight, demonstrating vocal strength, discipline, and full character engagement." "This ensemble understood exactly what it means to work as a unified group." "Whether on stage or off, their performances formed the backbone of this show. Even the beautiful choral moments in the Overture reinforced how essential the ensemble is within The Wizard of Oz. And of course, no Oz production is complete without an adorable parade of Munchkins. Some ensemble highlights included the entire Munchkin-land sequence (special kudos to all soloists), the wonderfully comedic Crows in “If I Only Had a Brain,” the Trees in “If I Only Had a Heart,” and the high energy in both “The Merry Old Land of Oz” and “The Jitterbug.” Overall, the ensemble was engaging, versatile, and delightful to watch. Excellent work." One of our Jerry Reviewer's summed up the production like this: The Wizard of Oz is not an easy undertaking. The audience arrives with built in expectations, and the show demands an enormous number of fantastical elements to bring the world to life. It is clear that a tremendous amount of brains, heart, and courage went into every aspect of this production. I was consistently impressed by the cast’s energy, precision, and stamina. The Kettle Moraine High School production created a magical and whimsical journey down the yellow brick road. Terrific work and congratulations to all."
29 days ago, KMSD
TEACHER APPRECIATION!!! The Girls Varsity Basketball team held a Teacher Appreciation Night before their winning game against Catholic Memorial. The girls each chose a staff member who motivates and inspires them to honor at the game. The team would like to extend additional thanks to all of the KMSD faculty and staff who consistently support them in their academic and athletic lives!
about 1 month ago, KMSD
LASER LOCKER HOLIDAY HOURS!!!
Tuesday, Dec. 16: Noon – 4:00pm
Wednesday, Dec. 17: 10:00am – 2:00pm EARLY HOURS!
Thursday, Dec. 18: 2:00pm – 4:00pm SANTA SAVINGS!
Friday, Dec. 19: Noon – 4:00pm
Tuesday, Dec. 23: Noon – 3:00pm LAST HOLIDAY SHOPPING DAY!
Store hours are also listed online.
about 1 month ago, KMSD
