Volleyball and Cross Country start next week!
Volleyball will meet with players Wednesday 9/2 at 3:30 in the KMS gym. Tryouts will start Thursday 9/3 at 3:30 in the AA gym.
Cross Country will have their first practice Thursday 9/3 meeting at 3:30 in the grass in front of KMS.
Reminder, all players must have paperwork turned in BEFORE they can practice.
-Activity Code, Proof of Insurance, Current Physical (7th & 8th graders only).
Activity Card and Transportation Fees ($40) must be paid before first game.
Any questions, please call KMS (208)784-1311
Volleyball will meet with players Wednesday 9/2 at 3:30 in the KMS gym. Tryouts will start Thursday 9/3 at 3:30 in the AA gym.
Cross Country will have their first practice Thursday 9/3 meeting at 3:30 in the grass in front of KMS.
Reminder, all players must have paperwork turned in BEFORE they can practice.
-Activity Code, Proof of Insurance, Current Physical (7th & 8th graders only).
Activity Card and Transportation Fees ($40) must be paid before first game.
Any questions, please call KMS (208)784-1311
Reminder!
KMS 6th grade & new student meet and greet:
When: Friday, August 28th
Time: Stop in anytime between 12pm-3pm
Self-guided school tour, class schedule, meet with teachers, bring school supplies/setup locker.
Students are not expected to stay the entire time.
KMS 6th grade & new student meet and greet:
When: Friday, August 28th
Time: Stop in anytime between 12pm-3pm
Self-guided school tour, class schedule, meet with teachers, bring school supplies/setup locker.
Students are not expected to stay the entire time.
Thank you for your generosity!
Kellogg Middle School is hiring a certified .5 FTE Electives Teacher for the 2026–2027 school year.
Applicants must hold or be eligible for an Idaho Standard K-8 Teaching Certification. Position remains open until filled.
Visit https://www.kelloggschools.org/o/kjd/page/human-resources to apply!
Applicants must hold or be eligible for an Idaho Standard K-8 Teaching Certification. Position remains open until filled.
Visit https://www.kelloggschools.org/o/kjd/page/human-resources to apply!
Good news, Kellogg School District families! 🍎✨ All KSD students from kindergarten through high school eat FREE breakfast and lunch every single day this school year thanks to the CEP program.
Here is what you need to know for the upcoming year:
Free Meals for All: Every student in grade schools, middle school, and high school gets free daily breakfast and lunch.
High School Perk: High schoolers can grab an iced coffee with breakfast for a morning pick-me-up!
Stay Updated: Check the reader board outside your school or visit our site to see daily menus and updates.
We Want Your Feedback: Got ideas or meal suggestions? Email Food Service Director Leah Figueroa directly at leah.figueroa@kelloggschools.org.
Let's make it a great, healthy year together! 🥪🥛
Here is what you need to know for the upcoming year:
Free Meals for All: Every student in grade schools, middle school, and high school gets free daily breakfast and lunch.
High School Perk: High schoolers can grab an iced coffee with breakfast for a morning pick-me-up!
Stay Updated: Check the reader board outside your school or visit our site to see daily menus and updates.
We Want Your Feedback: Got ideas or meal suggestions? Email Food Service Director Leah Figueroa directly at leah.figueroa@kelloggschools.org.
Let's make it a great, healthy year together! 🥪🥛
Welcome Back to Kellogg Middle School
Dear Kellogg Middle School Families,
Welcome back! I hope everyone had an enjoyable summer and is ready for a great school year. We are excited to welcome our students back to Kellogg Middle School and look forward to another year of learning, growth, and opportunities for our students.
As we begin the new school year, I would like to welcome several new teachers to our KMS staff:
Deanne Fitzgerald will be joining us as our 7th Grade Science teacher.
Eric Wickham will be joining us as our Physical Education teacher.
Grace Shorey will be joining us as our 7th and 8th Grade Math teacher.
We are excited to have Deanne, Eric, and Grace join the Wildcat family and look forward to the contributions they will make to our students and school community.
What is WIN?
Families will notice a new class on every student’s schedule this year called WIN, which stands for “What I Need.” Every student at Kellogg Middle School will participate in a WIN class.
One of our major areas of focus this year is making sure we are providing students with the academic support they need to be successful. Students enter the classroom with different strengths and different areas where they need additional instruction. WIN gives us dedicated time during the school day to respond to those individual needs.
During WIN, we will use student achievement data and classroom performance to identify specific skills students need to strengthen. Students who need additional support in an academic area will receive targeted intervention and additional instruction, while students who have demonstrated mastery will have opportunities to practice, extend, and apply their learning.
WIN is not intended to be a study hall or simply additional homework time. It is a structured instructional period designed to ensure that we are intentionally addressing student academic needs. Student needs change throughout the year, so we will regularly review student progress and adjust WIN instruction based on what our data tells us students need.
We believe strongly that effective intervention should happen before students fall further behind. By building intervention time directly into the school day and including every student, we can provide support without requiring students to miss their regular classes or electives.
Our goal is simple: meet students where they are, provide them with what they need, and help every student make meaningful academic growth.
We are excited about the opportunities ahead this year. Middle school is an important time for students academically and socially, and our staff is committed to creating a school where students feel supported, challenged, and connected.
Thank you for trusting us with your children and for your continued partnership with Kellogg Middle School. We look forward to welcoming our Wildcats back and having a successful school year together.
Go Wildcats!
Sincerely,
Brad Harmon
Principal
Kellogg Middle School
Dear Kellogg Middle School Families,
Welcome back! I hope everyone had an enjoyable summer and is ready for a great school year. We are excited to welcome our students back to Kellogg Middle School and look forward to another year of learning, growth, and opportunities for our students.
As we begin the new school year, I would like to welcome several new teachers to our KMS staff:
Deanne Fitzgerald will be joining us as our 7th Grade Science teacher.
Eric Wickham will be joining us as our Physical Education teacher.
Grace Shorey will be joining us as our 7th and 8th Grade Math teacher.
We are excited to have Deanne, Eric, and Grace join the Wildcat family and look forward to the contributions they will make to our students and school community.
What is WIN?
Families will notice a new class on every student’s schedule this year called WIN, which stands for “What I Need.” Every student at Kellogg Middle School will participate in a WIN class.
One of our major areas of focus this year is making sure we are providing students with the academic support they need to be successful. Students enter the classroom with different strengths and different areas where they need additional instruction. WIN gives us dedicated time during the school day to respond to those individual needs.
During WIN, we will use student achievement data and classroom performance to identify specific skills students need to strengthen. Students who need additional support in an academic area will receive targeted intervention and additional instruction, while students who have demonstrated mastery will have opportunities to practice, extend, and apply their learning.
WIN is not intended to be a study hall or simply additional homework time. It is a structured instructional period designed to ensure that we are intentionally addressing student academic needs. Student needs change throughout the year, so we will regularly review student progress and adjust WIN instruction based on what our data tells us students need.
We believe strongly that effective intervention should happen before students fall further behind. By building intervention time directly into the school day and including every student, we can provide support without requiring students to miss their regular classes or electives.
Our goal is simple: meet students where they are, provide them with what they need, and help every student make meaningful academic growth.
We are excited about the opportunities ahead this year. Middle school is an important time for students academically and socially, and our staff is committed to creating a school where students feel supported, challenged, and connected.
Thank you for trusting us with your children and for your continued partnership with Kellogg Middle School. We look forward to welcoming our Wildcats back and having a successful school year together.
Go Wildcats!
Sincerely,
Brad Harmon
Principal
Kellogg Middle School
Kellogg Middle School *RETURNING* Student Registration this Wednesday!
KMS welcomes back to school registration with a gently used clothing rack for those in need (clothing can be brought to KMS starting Aug 13th).
Please help fill the rack if you have any donations!
Here is the Kellogg Middle School supply list for the 2026/2027 school year!
Please bring school supplies to registration. New to the district registration will be August 18th, 9:00am - Noon. All returning students registration will be August 19th, Noon - 5:00pm.
Please bring school supplies to registration. New to the district registration will be August 18th, 9:00am - Noon. All returning students registration will be August 19th, Noon - 5:00pm.
Kellogg School District August 2026 Newsletter
School Starts Wednesday, September 2nd!
https://app.smore.com/n/hxwqd
School Starts Wednesday, September 2nd!
https://app.smore.com/n/hxwqd
Here is the Kellogg Middle School supply list for the 2026/2027 school year!
Please bring school supplies to registration. New to the district registration will be August 18th. All returning students registration will be August 19th. More information about times will be posted closer to dates.
Please bring school supplies to registration. New to the district registration will be August 18th. All returning students registration will be August 19th. More information about times will be posted closer to dates.
Free Sports Physicals
Call 208-784-4612 for more information
Call 208-784-4612 for more information
Free Sports Physicals
July 1 - Aug 31
Call 208-620-5250 for more information.
July 1 - Aug 31
Call 208-620-5250 for more information.
Nicky is starting her training this summer! A special thank you to our sponsorship from Dave Smith Motors!
Hey there KMS students! We invite you to join us for a picture with our new support dog, Nikki. Monday, June 22nd at 9:30. This picture will be used online and social media to thank our sponsors for Nikki and her training.
Have a wonderful summer!
It's that time! Join us while the class of 2030 will be celebrating their 8th grade completion! Wednesday, June 10 at 2:00pm. Ceremony will be held in the AA gym. Refreshments will follow.
KMS welcomes back to school registration with a gently used clothing rack for those in need. Please help fill the rack if you have any donations!
There is no more EXCEL after school tutoring June 8th and June 10th. Have a great summer!
