KSD November 2026 Newsletter
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Save the date! Upcoming parent teacher conferences are Monday, 11/23 4-7pm and Tuesday, 11/24 4-7pm

The KMS Wildcats host St. Maries in a dual on Wednesday and host the KMS Invitational on Saturday in the AA Gym.
GO WILDCATS!

Reminder!
Set your clocks back one hour Sunday, November 1st

Treat yourself to an extra hour of sleep this weekend! ⏰
As Halloween wraps up, resetting our clocks Sunday morning is a great reminder that rest powers success.
Let’s use that extra hour to recharge, stay healthy, and start November strong.

This year be watching for “Monthly Spotlights.” We will be highlighting subject level projects throughout the year. October we have had many exciting experiments happening at Kellogg Middle School!

KMS has been donated 20 turkeys! Please contact Mrs. Heiser if you would like one for your family this season. First come, first serve basis for sign ups. Families must be able to pick up the turkey at KMS- approximately on Nov 16th.

Last week our leadership group volunteered their time sorting and handing out food to more than 230 families for the 2nd Harvest food bank.

The KMS 8th graders spent some time building vehicles for an egg to travel and crash in to go with their learning of Newton's 3 Laws of Motion.

On to State! On to State!
The KHS volleyball team has punched their ticket to Lewiston and will open as the #2 seed with a 1:00 pm start on Thursday vs #7 Melba.
The KHS cross country team heads to Pocatello for Saturday's state meet after securing another District I-UII championship.
The KMS wrestling team gets their season started on Thursday with a quad match in Bonners Ferry.
GO WILDCATS!!

Crisp fall air, cozy weather... and seasonal sniffles! 🍂
As colds circulate, keeping our kids healthy helps protect their time in class.
Daily presence keeps learning on track, prevents students from falling behind, and keeps peer connections strong.
Let's keep up the healthy routines at home so our kids can stay plugged in at school!

Mark your calendars for a fun filled evening at KMS! We are inviting the community to join us at our annual Harvest Festival, Thursday, October 29th from 4:30-6pm

Greetings parents and guardians,

Idaho’s Advanced Opportunities can help pay for high school level online classes through Idaho Digital Learning Alliance. Spring class sign up is now available!

If your student is advanced in their current courses, or holds A’s and B’s in their current classes, next semester might be a great opportunity for them to work ahead in earning HIGH SCHOOL credits. Recommended high school classes include but are not limited to: Health, Pathways to Success, Digital Literacy, English 9. A full list of classes can be viewed https://idla.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Spring26Flyer.pdf

Please contact school counselor, Mrs. Staci Heiser for more information or registration.
staci.heiser@kelloggschools.org or 208 784 1311

Presence powers connection, confidence, and classroom success.
When students are here every day, they don't just keep pace with their learning, they build the teamwork and social-emotional skills that stick with them for life.

Presence powers connection, confidence, and classroom success.
When students are here every day, they don't just keep pace with their learning, they build the teamwork and social-emotional skills that stick with them for life.

KMS was visited by the NIC dental hygiene students to learn about a variety of oral health topics including oral cancer, nutrition, orthodontics, wisdom teeth, home care, and oral health issues.

Wrestling season is here!! First Practice will be Monday, October 19th. All paperwork must be turned in before athletes can practice. Contact Coach Ray at raymondhealy06@gmail.com for any questions.

POST-SEASON IS HERE!!
GO WILDCATS