Kettle Moraine High School

HOMECOMING PARADE!!! Last year, we expanded our parade route to accommodate all of the amazing clubs and activities that will be participating. The parade will start at Wales Elementary at 5:15 on Friday, September 26 and follow the route in the post. We hope our KM Community will join us in celebrating our schools, families, and alumni!

JOIN US TODAY FOR ALL OF THE HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES!!!! KM will take on Waukesha West after a fun-filled day of homecoming festivities. The evening will start with the annual KM Music Parent's chili and mac 'n cheese dinner from 4-7pm, the parade will start at 5:15pm, and 7:00 will kick off some exciting football at Vock Field in Culver's Stadium. We hope to see our entire KM Community there!!

NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDATIONS!!! We are excited to announce that three HS^2 Seniors Cullen P., Krin B., and Kirby R. and one KMHS student, Taylor J., have been recognized as Commended Students in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program! These students are being recognized for the exceptional academic promise demonstrated by their outstanding performance on the qualifying test used for program entry. To be entered into the National Merit Scholarship Program, a nationwide competition for recognition and awards conducted by National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC), these students took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).

BEST BUDDIES!!! Best Buddies held their first Culver's Cares night this school year and we had an outstanding turnout! Thank you KM nation for showing up for Best Buddies. With your continued support we raised $500 for our club.

KMHS SENIOR HONORED BY BREWERS!!! Taylor Keys was recognized for her second place winning art piece in the Brewers Roberto Clemente Art Contest. Taylor was recognized on the field ahead of Tuesday's Brewer game, and was awarded four free tickets as well as a goodie bag of Brewer's memorabilia for her exceptional work.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP) PARENT INFORMATION NIGHT OCTOBER 21ST 7PM!!! AP tests have potentially saved KM 9-12 students $1.5M in tuition, based on last year's test-takers! Advanced Placement programming is facilitated by The College Board, a non-profit organization that helps high school students succeed academically by providing courses with college-level rigor and the opportunity to earn college credits. 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. This event is also a great opportunity for 7th and 8th grade families to learn about pre-AP opportunities and begin thinking about preparing students for high school. To learn more, visit our Advanced placement page at https://hs.kmsd.edu/o/kmhs/page/advanced-placement-program.

EXTENDED HOMECOMING HOURS!!! VISIT THE LASER LOCKER FOR ALL OF YOUR KM SPIRIT WEAR! Stop in, stock up, and join the fun!

HS^2 STUDENT RECEIVED SECOND AWARD FROM LOWELL MILKEN CENTER FOR UNSUNG HEROES!!! Emma Manion, a High School of Health Sciences student, was honored in 2023 as well. This year, she was selected from an international field of submissions for the $3,000 First Place International Discovery Award. Emma's solo performance depicting the story of Wisconsin-born Ada Deer, a Native American leader and activist who had restored tribal sovereignty to the Menominee Nation, was truly inspired. Terry Kaldhusal, former KMMS social studies teacher and KM's National History Day organizer, helped guide Emma's work on this amazing achievement. “Emma’s project underscores the extraordinary impact of Ada Deer’s leadership and the importance of lifting up voices that are too often overlooked,” said LMC CEO Norm Conard. “Through the Discovery Award, students like Emma show how one person can inspire lasting change.” The award invites students worldwide in grades four through 12 to research and share the stories of Unsung Heroes through performances, documentaries, and websites. Submissions for the next competition season are due July 1, 2026 and you can learn more at lowellmilkencenter.org.

KMHS CAMPUS HOMECOMING DRESS UP DAYS!!! We have a really fun line up of themes this year for our weeklong homecoming celebration! Friday is Spirit Day - Gold Rush vs. Sea of Blue with juniors/freshmen in gold and seniors/sophomores in blue!

KMHS CAMPUS HOMECOMING DRESS UP DAYS!!! We have a really fun line up of themes this year for our weeklong homecoming celebration! Thursday is Wild Wild West Day, so dust off those cowboy boots and grab your favorite jeans.

KMHS CAMPUS HOMECOMING DRESS UP DAYS!!! We have a really fun line up of themes this year for our weeklong homecoming celebration! Wednesday is color wars and anything but a backpack. We have assigned the following colors... Senior: Pink base, Junior: Purple base, Sophomore: Black base Electric Blue, Freshmen: Yellow, Staff: Blue

KMHS CAMPUS HOMECOMING DRESS UP DAYS!!! We have a really fun line up of themes this year for our weeklong homecoming celebration! Tuesday is a fun day where students can dress like teachers, and teachers can dress like their students (within reason, lol).

KMHS CAMPUS HOMECOMING DRESS UP DAYS!!! We have a really fun line up of themes this year for our weeklong homecoming celebration! Monday is PJ and Adam Sandler Day, so break out your best track suit or onesie!

BEST BUDDIES CULVERS CARES!!! Culver's Cares night on Wednesday, September 17th from 4-7. Stop in to support Best Buddies!

GET READY FOR HOMECOMING WITH SOME GREAT KM GEAR!!! The Laser Locker has everything you need to represent.

KM RECOGNIZES TWO EAGLE SCOUT RECIPIENTS!!! Mason Ewald and Chase Lippold were both honored with Eagle Scout Awards. This is the highest rank offered by the Boy Scouts. Both boys performed numerous service projects to receive this prestigious award.

BEST BUDDIES CULVERS CARES!!! Culver's Cares night on Wednesday, September 17th from 4-7. Stop in to suppport Best Buddies!