REGISTRATION OPENS 3/17!! Look through our extensive course catalog and select your classes now. Students will be able to choose four courses per day (with the exception of Moving on to Kindergarten). To accommodate more families and staffing demands we will again run two separate sessions lasting six weeks total. Session one will run June 16-July 3 and session two will run July 7-July 25. Students can attend the full six weeks or one session only if preferred. Session two classes will be a repeat of content and activities from session one, unless noted in the course description. For open-enrollment students interested in "trying" KM, Summer Academy courses are available for a fee.

UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING SCHOOL REFUSAL PRESENTATION MONDAY MARCH 10TH 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM at KMHS Library!!! This educational presentation offers vital information and resources to help you address school refusal and prevent avoidance in youth in other areas of their life. School avoidance and refusal alone have been on the rise, with approximately 10-15% of students identified as "chronically absent.” This increasing trend has been exacerbated and is tied to increased anxiety, social skill gaps, and challenges re-adapting to structured environments. Your involvement and understanding are key to your child's success. Together, we can create a supportive environment where every student can flourish. Learn Evidence-Based Strategies for Prevention and Intervention. Sign up now!

VIP night is a special night at Magee that allows students to invite their very important people and show them around the school to experience everything they’ve been working on. As part of this event, Ms. Hanson worked with the PTO to facilitate an all-school art show as a fun, interesting way to showcase their talents. “I came up with the concept of To Magee and Beyond, which is an outer space themed show featuring 2D, 3D, and collaborative artwork in a gallery setting throughout the building,” said Hanson. “I thought students would really get into it and that I could also connect a lot of different art mediums to our learning goals. One of the most exciting parts was seeing how engaged students were in the planning and execution of their projects.”

We are currently recruiting students for the Kettle Moraine Middle School Boys Volleyball program's Spring 2025 season. Sign up by March 7th to guarantee your spot on the team. The schedule for the season is linked on the sign up form and includes games against Arrowhead as well as a conference tournament. This is a great opportunity to join a successful middle school and high school program and gain valuable skills under coaches Van Dyke (current high school varsity coach) and Gulak (varsity coach 2002-2021). Contact Coach Van Dyke with questions (vandykee@kmsd.edu).

Kettle Moraine FTC Robotics Teams “Laser Tech” and “Laser Bots” will both compete at the State Championship at Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) tomorrow, March 8. This will be Laser Tech’s sixth consecutive year and Laser Bot’s fourth consecutive year competing at the State Championship tournament! If you've never been to a robotics competition, it is a very interesting and exciting event for the entire family. Teams compete in randomly assigned pairs in head-to-head challenges until one emerges on top. The robots are built and programmed to perform specific challenges and points are assigned and awarded for various tasks.