Congratulations to our Engineering Club!! The junior high team won for innovation and perfect pitch! The high school took 2nd in ambassadorship!
JH TRACK: There will be no junior high track practice tomorrow, May 9th.
Link to TV-5 Clip on Mott Community College Softball and 2024 Kingston Graduate Keira McGarvie
https://www.wnem.com/2025/05/07/mott-softball-hoping-succeed-postseason/
KES staff has been thoroughly enjoying the special treats this week! Thank you SO MUCH to all of our families for the kind words, letters, emails, treats, drinks and gifts! We are extremely grateful for the YOU! A special shout out to the following businesses and sponsors for your kindness and generosity:
Monday- Our staff is UN-BURRITO-BLE! KES staff was treated to a delicious Mexican Fiesta, compliments of Kingston Connected and the wonderful works of Shirley Bassham.
Thank you Jessica Kimble of La Belle Vie Coffee for the amazing cold brew station to begin our day! ☕️
Tuesday- There's "Muffin" Like a Great Staff! KES staff enjoyed muffins, juice and coffee drinks thanks to Kingston Connected.
Wednesday- KES is POWERED by Amazing Staff! Thanks to our awesome Student Council and Kingston Connected, our staff was treated to hot Bigby coffee, Starbucks cold brew and power drinks to get us through the day!
In honor of Staff Appreciation Week, our elementary students have been showing the love to our awesome staff! Students in young fives through 6th grade have been able to "Chalk the Walks" around our building, adding lots of great messages and colorful pictures for all to enjoy. Check it out!
Link to TV-5 Clip on Mott Community College Softball and 2024 Kingston Graduate Keira McGarvie https://www.wnem.com/2025/05/07/mott-softball-hoping-succeed-postseason/
Kindergartners in Mrs. Lester’s classroom investigated how pushes and pulls can change the speed and direction of falling objects. They designed solutions to protect “tiny town” from bouncing-ball boulders! The little engineers were busy at work!
Please check out our KES Family Newsletter for May! https://secure.smore.com/n/485cpa
Congratulations to our future educators!
KES is blessed with some great staff that pour into our kids each day, but this year we have been blessed with the opportunity to pour into some fantastic future educators as well. Erika Martin in Mrs. Lester’s kindergarten class and Zoey Hunter in Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Schank’s third grade classrooms were a great addition to our KES family this school year, and will both make great future teachers. Friday marked both of their last days, and our staff and students enjoyed celebrating with them!
Mrs. Freeland’s class dissecting pigs
Thank you to our lunch heros!
Thank you to our lunch heros!
KHS May Family Newsletter
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https://secure.smore.com/n/zgrvy
JH TRACK: There will be no junior high track practice tomorrow, May 2nd.
Due to weather and field conditions, tonight's baseball and softball games have been cancelled. At this time no make-up date has been set for softball. Baseball has been rescheduled for Monday May 12, 2025 at 4:00 pm.
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Middle School Track pictures have been rescheduled for Tuesday May 6, 2025 at 3:00 on the high school track. Please be sure to have forms and payment for your student athlete.
Middle School track pictures for today have been postponed. The photographer had an emergency. We will reschedule as soon as possible. Practice will be from 3:00 - 4:00 pm.
There are currently 8 diagnosed cases of Measles in Michigan. With surrounding states and countries also reporting confirmed Measles cases, this comes as no surprise, especially in lieu of recent travel for spring break and easter. Measles is a highly contagious disease that is spread by coughing, sneezing or secretions in the air. In a room of 10 unvaccinated people, 9 are likely to contract measles. Although contagious, this disease is preventable by the MMR vaccine, which after 2 doses is 97% effective at preventing infection by the Measles virus.
Illness starts with cold-like symptoms such as a runny nose, cough, red watery eyes, and a high fever, followed by white spots in the mouth (Koplik spots) and then a red flat rash that starts on the face and spreads downward to the neck, chest, stomach and arms and legs. More serious complications can happen while infected or years later.
Contact your health care provider if you notice these symptoms. If your child has these symptoms, keep them at home and contact your health care provider. Per Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) and Michigan Department of Education (MDE) there are specific exclusions for students who contract measles.
