LEARN MORE ABOUT KM COMMUNITY CENTER (KMCC) PRE-ELEMENTARY PROGRAMS!!! Tot & Me is designed specifically for little ones and their favorite grown-ups to bond through the magic of early literacy with: Unstructured Play - Explore age-appropriate toys and look at our great selection of library books with your child before and after the session. (Doors open at 10:30). Structured Activity - Experience a song, story, and craft or movement game. (10:45 AM – 11:15 AM). You can stay and explore until 1pm. Register at kmsd.edu/kmcc and click the program registration button. This will take you to our revtrack system. Click youth, then pre-elementary in the left menu.
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!
Register at kmsd.edu/kmcc and click the program registration button. This will take you to our revtrack system. Click youth, then pre-elementary in the left menu.
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.
NEW COMMUNITY PROGRAM MANAGER!!! Fabian Klein brings nearly 20 years of experience spanning education, technology, customer success, program development, and organizational leadership. "As a longtime Lake Country resident, educator, community volunteer, KM parent, and our boys head soccer coach, Fabian brings a unique combination of educational, business, and community experience to this new role," said Athletic Director, Drew Stemm. In his new role, Fabian will help lead community education and recreation initiatives, including youth athletics and the new KM Community Center at the Magee Campus, which will open in October. “I’m excited to serve the Kettle Moraine community by bringing people together, creating meaningful experiences, and making a lasting positive impact across the communities and municipalities that make our district such a special place,” said Klein. Welcome Fabian!
The Kettle Moraine Budget Advisory Council (KMBAC) is entering its fifth year and is seeking current KM parents, citizens/taxpayers, community partners, and local business owners to help build understanding of district finances and operations and serve as critical friends to the district.
The KMBAC meets three times annually from 6:30–8:30 pm, with the next meeting scheduled for November 10. To learn more, contact Chief Financial Officer Dr. John Stellmacher at stellmacherj@kmsd.edu or Chief Communications Officer Sara Otto at ottosara@kmsd.edu.
Set scores:
15-25
22-25
25-21
25-14
15-11
Beam of Light: Allie Mathson
Innovator Award: Angie Kraft
Rookie of the Year: Jeff Ksobiech
4K-5 Teacher of the Year: Ashley Bestor
6-12 Teacher of the Year: Sam Mattke
Community Partner in Education: Mike Brickl
AP CAPSTONE AWARDS!!! Congratulations to our 2026 AP Capstone Award recipients: Connor F., Tommy M., Henry S., and Breleigh W. AP Capstone is a two-year College Board program that develops research, analysis, evidence-based argument, collaboration, writing, and presentation skills through two year-long courses: AP Seminar and AP Research. Students earn the AP Capstone Diploma by successfully completing both courses and four additional AP exams during high school. AP exams have the potential to save KM students significant college tuition costs. Based on last year’s test-takers, AP exams potentially saved KM students in grades 9–12 approximately $1.5 million in tuition. KM encourages students to challenge themselves through AP coursework and currently offers 21 AP courses, with more under consideration. Opportunities span art, computer science, English, math, music, science, social studies, and more. AP Parent Night is also a great opportunity for 7th and 8th grade families to learn about pre-AP opportunities and begin preparing for high school. Join us October 7 from 7:00–8:00 p.m. to learn more about AP opportunities at KMHS, or visit kmsd.edu/ap.
JOIN THE KMHS CANCER AWARENESS CLUB!!! Students are invited to join the Cancer Awareness Club, a place to support one another, raise awareness and make a difference in our community. The club will typically meet during advisory 1–2 times per month on a Tuesday or Thursday. Club members will raise money for various cancer organizations and have opportunities to connect and share their experiences with cancer, if they choose. The club will provide support for students and the broader community. We are kicking off the year with a Pink Out at the September 25 football game and participating in Walk for the Cure on September 27. KM pink gear will also be available for purchase before the game. Sign up during club sign-up week at lunch or contact prokoph@kmsd.edu to get involved.
KMSD FOOD SERVICE OPENINGS - GREAT WORK, FAMILY-FRIENDLY HOURS!!! Be home when your kids are and play an important role in our schools. Enjoy summers, weekends, and holidays off, along with sick days, personal days, two paid holidays, free lunch, pension, and a yearly uniform allowance. Pay starts at $15.51 or is negotiable with experience. You'll also receive a $.50 raise when you become food safety certified and yearly increases. Performance bonus available. The position is at Kettle Moraine High School from 9:30 am – 2:00 pm on school days. We will train, no experience is necessary. Apply now at https://wecan.org. Please attach a resume or include a brief personal and job history.
LEARN MORE ABOUT KM COMMUNITY CENTER (KMCC) PRE-ELEMENTARY PROGRAMS!!! We will be at the elementary Back to School Bashes this week, so look for our table to talk with us about the community center! Does your child miss the 9/1 cutoff for public school 4K, but is showing readiness? Our preschool program at the Kettle Moraine Community Center at Magee is thoughtfully designed for children in that age range who turn 3.5 by the starting date for any of our September through May sessions. Each session runs for 6 weeks and you may sign up for more than one, as registration becomes available. In our nurturing and playful indoor and outdoor environments, this program mirrors our current Forest 4K class (non-academic portions) with a focus on hands-on experiences. Children will enjoy story time, explore fine and gross motor activities, and spend time in nature through unstructured, imaginative play in our beautiful outdoor classroom.
Register at kmsd.edu/kmcc and click the program registration button. This will take you to our revtrack system. Click youth, then pre-elementary in the left menu.
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.
