Monday, April 27: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Tuesday, April 28: 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Thursday, April 30: Noon – 4:00pm
Friday, May 1: Noon – 4:00pm

PRIDE & PREJUDICE MAY 1-3 AT PRISM ARTS CENTER!!! The KMHS 2026 Spring play is a new adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice! Full of distinct characters, sparkling wit and timeless romance that has never gone out of print, the story comes alive in a way old fans will love and those new to Austen will become fans. Join the story of Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy in the whirlwind world of the Bennet family and their friends; with definite "rom-com energy" and the fashion of Bridgerton this is a show you won't want to miss! The show runs May 1st and 2nd at 7pm and May 3rd at 2pm. Get your tickets now at https://kmstage.ludus.com.

- Mason Ehardt was 1st in Pole Vault
- Brandon Stuke was 3rd in Shot Put and 1st in Discus
- Quinn Vosburg was 2nd in Shot Put
- Lola Schwartz was 2nd in the mile and 3rd in the KM Top 10 All Time List
- Caitlin Blawat was 2nd in the 100m dash and 5th in the 400m dash
- Graham Kelchen was 7th in the mile and 3rd in the 2 mile
- Brynn Lauters was 8th in the 400m dash
- Kennedy Gliniecki was 9th in the 800m run
- Gianna Sanicola was 10th in the 800m run
- Emma Muellenbach was 9th in the 300m hurdles
- Girls 4x4 of Lola Schwartz, Kennedy Gliniecki, Gianna Sanicola, and Caedance Gliniecki was 8th
- Ava Marjala was 7th in the Pole Vault
- Kiera Gahagan was 6th in Discus
- Kylee Zell was 8th in Discus
- Boys 4x1 of John Mazola, Blake Palicki, Cooper Walker, and Chase O'Connell was 6th
- Boys 4x4 of John Mazola, Tor Plum, Mason Ehardt, and Ryker Pignotti was 5th
- Trevor Heinzelmann was 5th in Long Jump
- Blake Palicki was 6th in High Jump
- Thomas Murphy was 6th in Pole Vault
- Sam Sanicola was 7th in Discus
Monday's meet at Mukwonago was a relay only meet, meaning every event needed to be scored as a relay with at least 3 athletes contributing to the team event score. We had several great team performances on the track and in the field. Below are our teams that scored Top 5 on Monday:
- Girls Discus relay or Kylee Zell, Kiera Gahagan, and Lydia Johnson took 1st
- Boys 800 Sprint Medley of John Mazola, Tor Plum, Ryker Pignotti, and Graham Kelchen took 2nd
- Girls Distance Medley of Lola Schwartz, Anniston Ricks, Gianna Sanicola, and Kennedy Gliniecki took 2nd
- Girls 4x2 of Caitlin Blawat, Brynn Lauters, Kennedy Kiesgen, and Lola Schwartz took 3rd
- Boys Pole Vault relay of Mason Ehardt, Thomas Murphy, and Thomas Saccomando took 3rd
- Boys Distance Medley of Carter Schroeder, Holden Dierks, Brady Hartmann, and Freddy Hertneky took 5th
- Girls Shot Put relay of Quinn Vosburg, Kylee Zell, and Kiera Gahagan took 2nd
- Boys Shot Put relay or Brandon Stuke, Sam Sanicola, and Luke Schroeder took 5th
- Boys Discus relay of Brandon Stuke, Sam Sanicola, and David Brummel took 4th



JOIN US FOR A FUN DAY ON THE GOLF COURSE THAT SUPPORTS ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AT KM!!! Register now at https://kmsd.edu/golf. KM's 1st Annual Community Golf Outing will take place June 8th at Western Lakes Golf Club! Hosted by the Kettle Moraine School District and the Kettle Moraine Education Foundation, along with presenting sponsor KJN Builders, this exciting event brings our community together for:
• 18 holes of golf (foursome scramble – all skill levels welcome!)
• Great food & refreshments
• Prize events and contest holes
• Raffle baskets, silent auction & 50/50 raffle
• Connection with friends, neighbors, and supporters
Your full-day registration includes cart, range balls, lunch, dinner, and prizes!
Best of all—every dollar raised supports Kettle Moraine students! Proceeds help fund:
• AP study & review materials
• AP curriculum enhancements
• AP exam fees
• Kettle Moraine Education Foundation Scholarship Fund
Interested in donating, volunteering, or creating a custom sponsorship? Contact Jackie Behling at behlingj@kmsd.edu or (262) 968-6300 ext. 5305. Thank you for supporting opportunities that make a difference for Kettle Moraine students—we can’t wait to see you on the course this June!


MAGEE LEGACY PARTY MAY 28TH 6-9PM!!!! We hope you can join us to celebrate the legacy of Magee Elementary at a special end-of-year All School & Alumni Legacy Party on the Magee campus. The event will honor the community, and anyone who has been touched by this vibrant learning environment! The event will be May 28th from 6-9pm. We are still accepting RSVP's https://forms.gle/kUrvEcHHYqpCEEM59.







KMMS STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN MSOE CHALLENGE EVENT!!! The Kettle Moraine School District demonstrated its commitment to high-level STEM education today as six middle school teams participated in the NFPA Fluid Power Action Challenge Workshop at the Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE). These students, nominated for their exceptional visual and technical skills, spent the day at the Kern Center learning the fundamentals of pneumatic power by constructing rotating platforms and lifters. This hands-on workshop serves as the foundation for an intensive design period; over the next month, these students will return to their classrooms to engineer, test, and document a unique fluid power machine. The teams will reconvene at MSOE on May 12, 2026, for the official Challenge Day, where they will compete in a timed environment to prove the effectiveness of their designs.








KM HONORED FOR 30 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE IN FINANCIAL REPORTING!!! For over 50 years, the Association of School Business Officials International (ASBO) has honored school districts for high-quality Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports (ACFR). Transparency and quality financial information are critical in today’s educational environment and the Kettle Moraine School District takes this responsibility very seriously. Preparation of the ACFR report is led by KMSD Finance Director Jeremy Struss and supported by members of the business office and district leadership team. Kettle Moraine has received this annual award 30 consecutive times and is currently one of only two Wisconsin School Districts to earn this honor. We prepare the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report to: Show our community that we are committed to transparent stewardship of public funds, and to improve our financial reporting with review comments from school finance professionals and certified public accountants from across the country. It also allows us to be considered by credit-rating agencies to help maintain the district's ratings with Standard and Poor's and Moody's which helps the district secure more favorable financing for district initiatives.

Tiered Sponsorships: Tiered Sponsors will be prominently recognized in all event programs.
Benefactor: $5,000+
Artist: $1,000+
Founder: $500
Buy a Seat Campaign: $300 Per Seat.
Seating Sponsorship is a one-time commitment with permanent recognition on a plaque. The campaign will be first-come-first-served and will expire when all seats are sold.
Sign up now at https://www.kmperform.org/fine-arts-fund or visit kmsd.edu/fa to learn more about these opportunities. These advertising/sponsorship opportunities are tax deductible and we appreciate the support of our KM Community as we commit to meeting the needs of our students for many decades to come!




Reasons you should donate at our drive:
Helps raise scholarship money
Enjoy a grilled cheese at the drive
Current Red Cross promo is a $15 gift card (via email later)
Staff specific- Have KM insurance? Earn 50 Vitality points! Super easy, just screenshot your appointment info and load it into the vitality app after you donate.

