
Senior Spotlight!


A group of HS^2 students presented today at Wales Elementary Campus Science Day, giving the Elementary students some exposure to Physics and Chemistry! In the Physics sessions students looked at how light behaves by completing mirror mazes, making UV bead bracelets, making kaleidoscopes, and looking at optical illusions. The Chemistry sessions were a little bit messier focusing on reactions while making slime!



Green day yesterday! It was a typical day of kids all around reading, studying, diamond painting, board games, yarn work, and way more!



Senior Spotlight!


Sophomores and Juniors - are you interested in going on the HS^2 Panama Service Trip your Senior year? Make sure to attend the informational meeting!


Senior Spotlight!


Senior Spotlight


Senior Spotlight!


Senior Spotlight!


Today, two HS^2 teams competed in the 2025 Wisconsin Dairyland Programming Competition held by the Marquette University Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) student group. The students spent three hours programming in response to problems presented to them that focused on logic, mathematics, and creativity.


Senior Spotlight!


REGISTER FOR SUMMER ACADEMY!!! 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. Sign up NOW https://www.kmsd.edu/page/summer-academy !


Every month, the High School of Health Sciences recognizes students who have demonstrated leadership, community, character, academic rigor and grit. The HS^2 March students recognized are Maddie W. (11) and Zoey S. (12)! Congratulations to these students!!


HS^2 Forensic Science students completed a blood splatter lab to analyze blood splatter patterns and how the different types and angles of blood drops can show what happened at a crime scene!



HS^2 students have been recently presenting Natural High Projects to finish up their Alcohol and Drug Unit in Health.







STILL ON THE FENCE ABOUT WHERE TO ENROLL? WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT KM? 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 commit to KM, click the enroll button at the top and get started. Remember, the open enrollment window closes on 4/30. It is important to apply and secure a spot before it re-opens in summer, as enrollment is first-come, first-served and some choices may not be available!


Kinetic Anatomy students working on their Biomechanics Lab!



Sophomores and Juniors - are you interested in going on the HS^2 Panama Service Trip your Senior year? Make sure to attend the informational meeting!


The PreACT test will be administered to all 9th and 10th grade students , and the Forward exam to 10th grade students, on the KMHS campus TODAY.
All 9th and 10th grade students, MUST be present on campus for testing. Please be aware, all juniors and seniors will NOT be attending school on campus today. Instead, this will be an asynchronous BLUE virtual day of learning for those students (grades 11 and 12).


The PreACT test will be administered to all 9th and 10th grade students , and the Forward exam to 10th grade students, on the KMHS campus on April 9, 2025.
All 9th and 10th grade students, MUST be present on campus for testing. Please be aware, all juniors and seniors will NOT be attending school on campus on April 9, 2025. Instead, this will be an asynchronous BLUE virtual day of learning for those students (grades 11 and 12).
