



The early enrollment application window for the 2026-27 school year IS OPEN! The window will remain open until January 16, 2026 at noon.

KM Explore Pioneers (4th and 5th Graders) traveled to the High School Campus where they tried out different HS^2 student-led experiments (Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) to jumpstart ideas for their own individual or collaborative science fair projects and also met with their High School mentors.
Moving forward, the KM Explore and HS^2 students will have mentoring sessions to work on their projects and prepare for the science fair presentations! We cannot wait to see what the students come up with!


While they had fun making the intricate snowflakes and making a mess in Mrs. Basthemer's classroom, they also spent time determining the Conservation of Energy transformation and calculating the amount of force done by air friction on the snowflake - Earth system!













The three HS^2 teams that are competing will be provided with a drone and sensor kit from Carroll to design and build a data-acquiring platform for a “landing” on Mars. Teams will have all year to work on their device and work on preparing for the many challenges that will be presented on the day-long competition on April 10, 2026.

Last week, the HS^2 AP Environmental Science students took soil samples from their homes! These soil samples were taken so the students could perform a soil test in a jar! After the soil is prepped in their jars, the students will leave the sample to sit for a full week before analyzing the results of the test.
When they come back to the jars, students will measure the sand, silt, and clay percentages and use a soil texture triangle to identify the texture of their soil sample. Students will then use an online mapping database to find the exact location and soil type that has been recorded previously to see how closely they match up!



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This is an outreach opportunity with our partner Lake Country Fire and Rescue (LCFR). In this experience, students spend three hours for three school days in order to get a taste of what happens at the Fire House as well as learning valuable skills such as: gaining CPR certification, donning firefighting gear, forcible entry, EMS skills, and tackling the obstacle course.




DPI REPORT CARD HIGHLIGHTS!!! The High School of Health Science (HS^2) is the TOP HIGH SCHOOL in the state per DPI report cards! The Kettle Moraine School District is 15th among all K-12 districts in the state. The district's scores in ELA and math are the highest in seven years. "We will continue to improve and focus on both student growth and achievement with aligned curriculum and quality instruction," said KMSD Superintendent, Dr. Stephen Plum. Other highlights include Wales and Cushing Elementary significantly exceeding expectations with Wales earning an impressive 93.9 overall score. HS^2 and Wales showed 100 point growth in ELA, with Wales also earning 100pt growth in math and HS^2 earning 100pt achievement in ELA and MATH. KM Global also significantly exceeded expectations, as did KMMS with an 89.1 overall score and a 96.8 in math. You can view all of our DPI report cards at https://kmsd.edu/reportcards and attend or watch the livestream of tonight's school board meeting for a presentation on these results. The livestream will start at 7pm https://kmsd.edu/livestream.

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI) made public its accountability reports - or state report cards - for the 2024-2025 school year and HS^2 is proud to announce it received the Top High School Score in the state, 97.4, which Significantly Exceeds Expectations. This also marks HS^2's HIGHEST ever school score!
Come to the Information Night TONIGHT, November 11th at 6:00 pm in room 443 on the Kettle Moraine High School Campus to learn more about this great school! The application window for the 2026-27 school year opens up TONIGHT at 8:00 pm!


