KFMS celebrated Blue and Gold day during Homecoming week with a wide variety of Bulldog gear. Staff even wore their old letterman jackets/sweaters. One dated back to 1978!
KFMS participated in Homecoming week by dressing up each day. They wore beach clothes, Disney wear, pajamas, and Monsters, Inc. Everyone had a great time!
The KFMS football team is currently undefeated!! They are doing an amazing job under the leadership of Cruze Thompson and Jeff Graves. Come help cheer them on!
Over twenty 7th and 8th grade girls are competing in Volleyball at KFMS this year. Their school spirit and chants fill the gym with encouragement and Bulldog pride! Come join us to root on the Bulldogs!
KFMS held their first assembly. The X Country, Volleyball, and Football team members were introduced. The Volleyball team taught the school a school cheer and the grade levels participated in a relay race. The annual fund raiser was announced. The students will be selling items between now and October 16. Thank you for supporting KFMS!
Mrs. Benner's Advisory class was challenged to memorize the KFMS Goal by putting cut up words together into the full statement. Some groups were able to do it under two minutes! KFMS Goal: At KFMS we demonstrate kindness, responsibility, and teamwork, increasing our sense of belonging, growth mindset, and the value service plays in our lives, schools, and community.
Coach Newby and his four Cross Country athletes participated in the CanAm meet this last weekend at Old Kettle. Out of the 83 entries, they all placed in the top 50. Josh Bair placed 4th. Way to go Bulldogs!
Transitional Kindergarten students completed their first week of school! Mrs. Kenny and Augie were excited to see them and begin the year in their new classroom behind the middle school.
Help KFMS welcome Ryan Newby to our district and community. Ryan and his wife, Trinell, recently relocated from Spokane. Trinell is currently a family physician resident for Providence Medical. Mr. Newby has been a teacher for 3 years at District 81. He also brings experience as an EMT and worked in the construction and pipeline industry. He is currently teaching 7th and 8th grade Science. Welcome to KFMS!
Welcome back! The students and staff are excited to start the new school year. The 5th grade students have adjusted well and are enjoying their new school. Welcome to the class of 2032!
A team of KFSD staff members attended a Character Strong National Conference in Tacoma this summer. All sessions addressed "Whole Child success" and how we can support students in their well-being, belonging, and engagement. Participants returned excited to continue to implement Character Strong in all areas of the district.
KFMS held an end of the school year dance at the end of May. Students and staff enjoyed celebrating the end of the year!
8th grade students traveled to Silverwood as their end of the year trip.
KFMS ASB
This spring 6 students stepped forward to compete in our annual ASB Executive Board election. Students gave a speech in front of the entire ASB and asked for their vote. The 24-25 KFMS Executive Board elected members are Baylor Rosen - President, Barrett Goodman - Vice President, Charles Kelly - Secretary, and Devan Simmons - Treasurer. We will vote on Advisory Representatives in the fall.
Minute to Win It!!
Students who received an "effort" Focused Recognition on Build a Better World Day got the opportunity to participate in some Minute to Win It games at KFMS' last assembly of the year!
8th Grade Promotion
8th grade students participated in the annual 8th grade promotion ceremony. Seven students received a Presidential Excellence Award for maintaining above a 3.75 GPA for their 7th and 8th grade years. All students received an award and presented a flower to their parents. A dance followed the ceremony. It was a fun way to end their years at KFMS!
Move Up Advisory Olympics
Students participated in 4 different sessions of outside games in their new 24-25 advisory group. Students completed in an egg tops, sack race, tug of water competition, and water races. Advisory groups were awarded bronze, silver, or gold based on their teamwork and completion of the different activities.
Build a Better World Day
6th grade students designed and created labels for the two coffee stands in KF. If you visit Ms. B's or Crandall's Coffee and buy a coffee, you may have a reminder to not litter or a positive quote on your coffee cup!
The Canine Crusaders visited KFMS to share their robot. They talked about the game that they played and showed the students how they had built and programmed the robot to shoot discs into the air.
Build a Better World Day
8th grade students cleaned up the KF, painted on the school, and had a free Lemonade stand. Students were excited to serve the community!
