AED DONATIONS!!! KM is incredibly grateful to the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation for their donation of 17 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs). This gift will help strengthen student, staff, and community safety by providing life saving equipment in our schools. The foundation is committed to charitable efforts that support health, safety, education, and community service across Wisconsin. "We believe strongly in supporting initiatives that protect and enhance the well-being of our communities,” said Peter Tourville, President of the Wisconsin Masonic Foundation. “We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with the Kettle Moraine School District in providing these AEDs, which can make a critical difference in emergency situations. The safety of students, educators, families, and visitors is something we all share responsibility for, and we are proud to contribute to that mission.” The Foundation also recognized the important role of ZOLL as the AED supplier partner in helping make the initiative possible and for the efforts of district leadership. “We are pleased to work alongside ZOLL, whose commitment to innovation and lifesaving technology aligns closely with our mission of community care and public safety. Strong partnerships like this help expand access to critical emergency response resources throughout Wisconsin. We also deeply value the work being done by the Kettle Moraine School District and appreciate the dedication of everyone involved in creating a safe and supportive environment for students to learn and thrive."






WALES CAMPUS END OF YEAR ASSEMBLY!!! Today, Wales Elementary celebrated the close of another wonderful school year with a fun-filled assembly honoring special traditions and cherished staff members. Retiring staff members Wanda Richardson, Becky Reith, Jenny Braun, and Carrie Foss were recognized and celebrated for their dedication and service. The assembly also included the “Keys to Success” tradition as kindergartners passed letters of wisdom to their 5th grade buddies, while the 5th graders created special keychains for the kindergartners to remember them by. To top off the excitement, Mrs. Balzer took one for the team and got “pied” in front of the school, proving once again that she is a great sport!








WHO WE WANT: If you’re the kind of person who likes to watch YouTube videos on mechanical design, or you enjoy taking things apart and building things - you’re exactly who we’re looking for! We are also looking for business students that can run our fundraising, outreach, and accounting.
WHAT TO EXPECT: Game Season - September through April: 2-3 weekly meetings & 3-4 weekend competitions. Off Season - May through August: 2-3 monthly meetings to continue learning.
FIND OUT MORE: Students in grades 6-12. Come work with us this summer and find out if robotics is for you. E-mail: ftclaserbots@gmail.com for dates we are getting together.





Starts October 6th
New activities weekly: T & TH
FREE
Additional Info: Best for: Ages 2–3 years, but younger siblings are welcome to listen and play! Come ready to sit on the floor, sing out loud, and maybe get a little messy!

Five 6 Week Sessions with Drop-Off Classes.
Session One: Oct. 6 - Nov. 12
Session Two: Nov. 17 - Jan 14 (no class weeks of 11/23; 12/21; 12/28)
Session Three: Jan 19 - Feb 25
Session Four: March 2 - April 22 (no class week of 3/22, 3/29)
Session Five: April 27 - May 20 (4 week session $60)
All Sessions: T W TH 8:30-10:30
Lead by: Rachel Weiss, Program Director & Marisa Evans, Paraeducator Forest 4K
Max Number of Participants: 18
Cost: $90 total for 6 weeks Except Session Five
Additional Info:Must be 3.5 yrs. by the start date of the session chosen and be potty trained. Please provide a nut free snack, filled water bottle, change of clothing, and dress for the weather.

Wednesday, May 27: Noon - 4:00pm
Thursday, May 28:Noon -4:00pm

• 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 golf, 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!


SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP CEREMONY!!! During the senior scholarship ceremony, a total of 230 scholarships were awarded, which included 121 Kettle Moraine Education Foundation scholarships and many more from other organizations and colleges/universities. Thank you to all the donors who make these scholarships possible! Here is a link to the slideshow of all recipients from the evening: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSefQJZqJiCrRB__rziUdcEFxQl_hgxCWqGewGuJMNPnPzXapHBng52bUllya7TYKjzJDSvjH3SOKbf/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000&slide=id.g3d8f432f6c4_0_16









CONGRATULATIONS!!! Nick Garvey, winner of Philhower Leadership Award, posed with Jim Philhower and Coach Ryan Cynkar. The award includes a $2,000 college scholarship. Thanks to Roger Olson for the photos!



SHRED EVENT CHECK PRESENTATION TO BOOSTER CLUB!!! The 3rd Annual Shred Event benefiting the Kettle Moraine High School Booster Clubs, was held on April 25th, raising an incredible $6,102.51 for the Booster Club. Each year this community event continues to grow bigger and better, bringing together local businesses, volunteers, and community members for an important fundraiser and community service project. A special thank you goes out to this year’s sponsors, including The UPS Store in Delafield, Albrecht’s Sentry, Waukesha State Bank, Heaven Nail and Spa, Wild Birds Unlimited, What’s in the Bowl, OsteoStrong, Lake Country Acupuncture, and the Delafield Chamber of Commerce. This event would not be possible without the incredible support of these sponsors and the leadership and coordination provided by The UPS Store in Delafield. Their continued commitment to our community helps make this event a success year after year. Thank you to everyone who participated, volunteered, and helped support the Kettle Moraine High School Booster Clubs. We look forward to making next year’s event even bigger and better. Thanks to Roger Olson for the photos!

CAMP INVENTION!!! Make a splash this summer @CampInvention! Your child will design a custom paddle boat, team up with robotic capybaras, build a DIY space rocket and more. This action-packed program is coming to KMSD at Cushing School on July 27-31.The code for the $35 off is SUMMERFUN35
Register two children and use code SIBSPK30 to save $30 on each registration. Register three or more siblings and use the code SIBSPK40 to save $40 on each registration. invent.org/mysummercamp

