CAMPUS DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Based on the iconic 1985 Paramount movie which was inspired by the classic Hasbro board game, Clue is a hilarious farce-meets-murder mystery. The tale begins in 1954 at a remote mansion; six mysterious guests assemble for an unusual dinner party where murder and blackmail are on the menu. When their host turns up dead, they all become suspects. Led by Wadsworth (the butler), Miss Scarlett, Professor Plum, Mrs. White, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock, and Colonel Mustard race to find the killer as the body count stacks up. 

Clue is the comedy whodunit that will leave both cult-fans and newcomers in stitches as they try to figure out...WHO did it, WHERE, and with WHAT! 

Content Warning: CLUE: On Stage (High School Edition) includes prop weapons including revolvers and gunshot sound effects. The plot references some mature themes, including various reasons a person may pay blackmail and/or commit murder. The High School Edition is similar to a PG film.

Buy tickets now! Reserved seat tickets $15 Adults/$12 Students/Seniors

Parents - we need your Help! KM is hosting the event this year on Saturday, March 2nd at the High School. We need parents of middle school and high school music students to volunteer and donate items to make it a success.

You can sign up using this link. It's through your support that we can host this prestigious event and provide the opportunity for our music students to participate.

Questions? Contact KM Music Parents at kmmpaboard@gmail.com

Laser Tech will be making its 5th consecutive appearance at State, and Laser Bots (a slightly younger team) will be making their 3rd consecutive appearance at State.

Laser Tech has 4 graduating Seniors who will be making their final appearance in a Wisconsin robotics competition: Jack Brickl, Walker Diderrich, Nimai Mehta, and Kira Schienke.

The competition is at the MSOE Kern Center 1245 N Broadway, Milwaukee.

A special thanks to Lt. Governor Sara Rodriguez who visited with team Laser Tech at KMHS on February 27, 2024. Laser Tech presented a demonstration of our robot, talked about the objectives of this year's game, and discussed the roles that the team members take on. Ms. Rodriguez shared her background with the students, asked about their future plans, and encouraged our students to keep working hard to achieve their goals.

Purchase (or donate) a slightly used dress on March 9th from 10am - 1pm at Kettle Moraine High School. To donate, please drop off your prom dresses by March 6th at the KMHS front office. To attend the sale, enter at the athletic entrance and you will be directed to the gym where the shop will be set up. Cash and credit are accepted.

Contact Christina Plasil plasilc@kmsd.edu for additional questions.

All profits from ticket sales and fundraising will go to this cause.

The dance will be held on Saturday, March 16th from 7-9p, and it is open to all students!

Tickets will cost $7.

The attire is semi-formal, kind of like what you would wear to a nice Sunday brunch.

Before the event, other fundraisers are going on. Baskets are being raffled off and candy grams will be for sale. 

Unclaimed Lost and Found will be donated on Friday, March 8th.

Be sure to check the two racks in the Commons, the lost and found bin by the Laser Entrance, and the Front Office (for smaller lost items). There are some hoodies, water bottles, iPods, glasses, jewelry, and more.

For smaller, valuable items, please come to the front office, describe the item you lost, and one of the front office associates will check to see if it was found.

NOTE: The attached photos reflect most items lost as of February 21st. If you lost iPods, please come with a charging cord and we will see if they pair with your phone. We often receive additional items. ALL remaining lost and found items will be donated after Friday, March 8th.

Please complete this quick survey to help determine the shirt design for our DockHounds KM Day, Wednesday, May 22 @ 6:35p.

The winning design will be on t-shirts tossed out at the game! Winning and runner-up designed t-shirts will also be sold on http://kmmade.com/ for all to wear at the game.

T-shirt proceeds go to help the retail-product and graphic design classes at KM.

Join us for a fun night as the Lake Country DockHounds take on the Milwaukee Milkmen at WBC Park!

KMSD will get $3 for every ticket sold. As an extra incentive, KM, Arrowhead, and Oconomowoc will be competing for an additional $1/ticket by selling the most tickets through the link below for their respective night. Tickets are now available to the public and KM is wayyyy ahead!

Let's WIN THIS!! Get your tickets now!!!

Join us at the 2024 Best Buddies Friendship Walk, where we're shaping a more inclusive world for the 200 million people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). Your donation fuels lasting friendships, meaningful jobs, leadership opportunities, and vibrant communities that celebrate diversity.

Together, let's break barriers and create a society where everyone thrives — make a difference today and be part of this incredible journey toward a more inclusive future! If you have any questions please reach out to Haley Lloyd lloydh@kmsd.edu at or Christina Plasil at plasilc@kmsd.edu.

Register to walk or donate here.

Thank you for your support!

Drive-thru, order online for curbside pickup, call in an order to go, or dine inside on Tuesday, March 5th from 4-7pm and Culver’s will donate 10% to KM Junior Optimists Club.

A scholarship for $1,500 will be awarded to a 2024 member of the Kettle Moraine High School Campus Graduating Class. This scholarship is presented in honor of John Stellmacher, the Chief Financial Officer for the Kettle Moraine School District, and the 2024 Wisconsin Business Official of the Year. 

Preference for this scholarship will be given to students considering a career in public service or public/non-profit administration. This includes a pathway leading to a role in the government sector (state, federal, local, school, police, fire) or a non-profit organization.

Due - Monday, March 18 by 3 pm to Counseling Center

Please click this link for further details.

The Foundation provides teacher grants for educational classroom projects and student scholarships.

Theme: 80’s DANCE PARTY with a DJ

Location: RUSTIC MANOR

Ticket Information Coming Soon for the April 19th event!

Meanwhile, we have sponsorship opportunities available, and we are looking for silent and live auction items. 

Please contact Jen Baumann (jen02jd@hotmail.com) or Heather Coufal (heathercoufal@aol.com) for more information.

Aurora Medical Center Summit is hosting a Career Exploration Fair on Thursday, March 14th, 2024, from 4-7 pm at Aurora Summit.

Students and parents are encouraged to attend to speak to a variety of departments representing the many areas of health care. A few local technical colleges and universities will be on-site as well.

No need to register!

For more information, click here.

Explore academics and college life at UW–Madison

Each summer, Badger Pre-college offers a variety of opportunities designed to inspire high school students in course subjects ranging from art, law, and psychology to forensics, health sciences, and computer science.

Badger Pre-college programs also help students prepare for college success, experience life as a Badger, and meet new friends — all while living and learning at the top-ranked UW–Madison.

Apply now for Summer 2024! Need-based scholarships are available for most programs. Additional Badger Pre-college information

Are you interested in learning more about the local, county, and state government?  Would you like to have the opportunity to represent Kettle Moraine as a Badger Boy or a Badger Girl?

Badger Boys/Badger Girls State is a great opportunity for students to be citizens who “learn by doing."

To learn more about the programs, please review our website. If you are interested in participating, please complete the KM Badger Boys and Girls Application.

Kettle Moraine Education Foundation scholarships are available for graduating seniors who plan to attend a technical college or 4-year college/university. Click here for application instructions. By completing the application process, you will be eligible for several different scholarships donated by community and school organizations, businesses, and families. Please note there are multiple steps to the application process.

Application materials are due to the Counseling Center by 3 pm on Wednesday, March 13.

Please direct any questions to kmef@kmsd.edu. 

On Monday, March 4, from 6-7pm @KMHS Library the Gals Institute will be sharing executive functions and parenting strategies to support student mental health.

This event is open to K-12 parents in the Kettle Moraine School District.

Sign Up Now!

WILS provides outstanding high school sophomore students the opportunity and encouragement to recognize and develop their leadership potential. Please visit the Wisconsin Leadership Seminar website for further information about this June event at Carroll University in Waukesha, WI.

If interested in participating, please complete the Wisconsin Leadership Seminar Application.

Applications are due no later than 3:00 pm on Friday, March 22nd. 

The World Affairs Seminar (WAS) - a unique educational experience for future international leaders to address urgent global issues.

When: June 22 - June 28, 2024

Where: Carroll University

What: The 2024 World Seminar, “Democracy and Governance: Evolving Global Perspectives,” will allow delegates the opportunity to survey how these important matters are playing out around the world. Attention will be paid to theoretical models of governance, along with the ways that political systems work – and perhaps don’t work – on a day-to-day basis.

Criteria:

• Students between the ages of 15-18

• Sophomores, juniors, or seniors in good academic standing

• Students interested in global issues and building a strong portfolio for college and future careers

Click here to view a presentation with more information. 

Interested students are asked to complete this application by March 22, 2024.