Kewaskum High School

The mission of Kewaskum High School is to inspire students to become empathetic, hardworking, service-minded young adults who will be positioned to excel beyond high school.

The vision of Kewaskum High School is to become the model high school for job-force driven programming and universal graduate success.

Dear High School Families,

I hope this message finds you well as we navigate through the dog days of winter. While this season often brings its challenges, we look forward to the second half of the school year.

At Kewaskum High School, we are focused on ensuring that every student is ready to reach their full potential, particularly as we look ahead to the ACT. This milestone is an important part of our students' academic journey, and I’m proud to share that our ACT preparation efforts are well underway. From targeted lessons and practice tests to one-on-one support, we are providing our students with the tools and strategies they need to succeed.

As a school, we are also preparing for continued growth this spring. Whether it’s through academic achievement, extracurricular engagement, or fostering a positive and inclusive school culture, we are committed to helping each student thrive. We are excited about what’s to come and look forward to celebrating many successes together as a community.

Thank you for your ongoing support and partnership. Together, we can make this a season of perseverance and progress. If you have any questions about ACT prep or our plans for the spring, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Stay warm and take care.

Kevin Bryant

High School Principal

March

3/6/25: End of Trimester 2

3/7/25: No School (Professional Development)

3/12/25: ACT (Juniors Only)

3/12/25: Virtual Day for 9th, 10th, and 12th grade students

3/24/25-3/28/25: No School (Spring Break)

KSD Calendar

KHS Athletics Calendar

1st Trimester: 09/03/24-11/26/24

2nd Trimester: 12/03/24-03/06/25

3rd Trimester: 03/10/25-06/05/25

Dear Parents/Guardians,

We are improving our drop-off process to continue and make our campus as safe as possible. Below, you will find a couple of reminders and procedures that we are changing. I have also included a map of what the traffic flow should look like when dropping off.

1. Beginning Monday, January 27, door 1 (the main entrance door) is unlocked at 7:00. This will allow students to stay warm from 7:00-7:15.

1. Because of this change, we ask that you drop your student off and exit the drop-off line.

2. Many students wait in the vehicle until the doors open at 7:15.

2. Please do not turn around and exit on Bilgo. We ask that you continue to Reigle Dr. and exit.

3. When dropping off your student, please pull up to the curb as displayed in the blue area.

4. Lastly, we have asked our food vendors not to park and deliver between 7:00-7:30. We will continue to work with them to help avoid congestion during this time.

• JUNIOR POST-SECONDARY PREP SESSIONS:
  Junior students interested in attending a 2-year or 4-year college after high school are encouraged to attend one of our post-secondary prep sessions which will be offered during Morning 30 on February 19 and 21. Students can sign up in Flexi with Mrs. Bryant for the session they would like to attend. During these sessions, we will discuss finding the right college fit, paying for college, applying for college, and what students can be doing junior year to prepare.

• UPCOMING CAREER CHATS:
  Students who are interested in joining in on a career chat should contact their school counselor to get added to the guest list.

• Cosmetology - Wednesday February 26

• 25-26 WORK-BASED EXPERIENCE APPLICATION:
  All students hoping to participate in a work-based experience (School to Work or Youth Apprenticeship) during the 2025-26 school year must complete the YA application by March 21, 2025. This application is required in order to have release time to leave the building for work unless you have had a separate discussion with your counselor to determine a different plan.

• MORNING 30 ACP LESSONS

• Freshmen: Personality Inventory & Career Matches

• Sophomores: Career & Lifestyle Costs

• Juniors: Career Outlook & the Labor Market

• Seniors: Oh, The Places We’ll Go

Juniors are required to be here on February 26 (A-K) and 28 (L-Z) for ACT pre-registration during Morning 30. If you participate in Youth Apprenticeship or School to Work, please inform your employer ahead of time.

KMS and KHS present Mamma Mia! on Friday, February 7, 2025, at 7 p.m., and Saturday, February 8, 2025, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Advanced tickets will go on sale Monday, January 6, 2025, at Laatsch's Piggly Wiggly, the KHS Main Office, or online at https://gofan.co/app/school/WI19448.

For more information, view the official poster.

As we enter the time of year in which school closings and late starts are a possibility, please be familiar with our Inclement Weather Process by clicking on the link below.

Inclement Weather Process

Kewaskum High School is committed to fostering academic achievement and success for all our students. A crucial factor in this success is regular school attendance. Consistent attendance not only enhances academic performance but also supports overall student growth.

We encourage all students to be on time and present every day. Please review pages 3-5 of the student handbook for important information about attendance policies, including details on excused and unexcused absences. We understand that students may need to miss school for various reasons. If your student will be absent, please call the attendance line at (262) 626-3105 to notify us by 8:00 AM.

Your cooperation in ensuring timely attendance helps us support your student’s educational journey effectively. Thank you for your partnership!

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