Every month, the High School of Health Sciences recognizes students who have demonstrated leadership, community, character, academic rigor and grit.
The HS^2 September student recognized is Audrey H (12). Congratulations Audrey!
The HS^2 September student recognized is Audrey H (12). Congratulations Audrey!
HS^2 students were able to try out Partner Yoga for a Green Day session last week!
Exposing students to opportunities like this is one of the great things about HS^2 Green Days! Students are able to try new things that otherwise they might not be able to, and sometimes these opportunities can grow into passions!
Exposing students to opportunities like this is one of the great things about HS^2 Green Days! Students are able to try new things that otherwise they might not be able to, and sometimes these opportunities can grow into passions!
Pajama Day is tomorrow!
A group of HS^2 students volunteered this week at Hope Street Ministry
The HS^2 AP Physics 1 class recently completed a lab where they were asked to calculate the acceleration due to gravity within the classroom using only the weight and volume of a jug filled with water.
Save the dates for our Parent Information Nights! These informational meetings will be for students and families who are interested in attending HS^2 for the 2027-28 school year.
HS^2 ALUMNUS DESIGNS COURTYARD AT KMHS!!! Sometimes, a project comes full circle in the most unexpected ways. Austin Ryan, a 2020 Kettle Moraine graduate, recently returned to his former school to help transform the courtyard he once dreamed about as a student.
The story began with a chance encounter at Mama D’s Coffee Shop, where Austin ran into one of his former teachers, Mrs. Mau. She mentioned that the courtyard was in need of significant attention and encouraged him to stop by and take a look. Austin eventually provided a quote for the project and returned this spring to complete the work as a landscape designer.
There was an extra connection to the project that made the work even more meaningful. During his time at Kettle Moraine, Austin participated in a special end-of-term class in which students were asked to create landscape plans for the courtyard. At the time, the space was largely weeds with little structure, and students developed their own visions for what it could become. Austin's design wasn't the one selected, but he never could have imagined that years later, he would return as a professional landscape designer to help bring the courtyard into its next chapter.
It's a wonderful reminder that the experiences students have at Kettle Moraine can come full circle in ways they never expect.
The story began with a chance encounter at Mama D’s Coffee Shop, where Austin ran into one of his former teachers, Mrs. Mau. She mentioned that the courtyard was in need of significant attention and encouraged him to stop by and take a look. Austin eventually provided a quote for the project and returned this spring to complete the work as a landscape designer.
There was an extra connection to the project that made the work even more meaningful. During his time at Kettle Moraine, Austin participated in a special end-of-term class in which students were asked to create landscape plans for the courtyard. At the time, the space was largely weeds with little structure, and students developed their own visions for what it could become. Austin's design wasn't the one selected, but he never could have imagined that years later, he would return as a professional landscape designer to help bring the courtyard into its next chapter.
It's a wonderful reminder that the experiences students have at Kettle Moraine can come full circle in ways they never expect.
HS^2 Chemistry students completed a measurement scavenger hunt where they went around the classroom getting measurements using various science tools.
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HS^2 seniors have been working hard on their reading this year! Mrs. McLean’s class has been enjoying their reading requirements with a fun activity involved-Book Bingo!
The HS^2 Biology students recently completed a lab looking at populations through studying samples from a larger population.
The HS^2 Nutrition Class got to put into practice the healthy eating habits they've been discussing by making some delicious breakfast!
HS^2 Senior Rowan Rossi-Weida recently set the Kettle Moraine school record in the 400-m Freestyle with an amazing time of 4:39.72!
Congratulations to her on officially etching her name into the KMHS history books!
Congratulations to her on officially etching her name into the KMHS history books!
The Forensic Science class recently set up their research area in the school prairie! Students will use this area to study dead pigs in a natural state of decay in order to study the progression of insects and how they are used in forensic entomology.
Ms. Mau took her walking class to The Hobby Farm in Delafield this past week. The students enjoyed getting their required steps in while looking at the beautiful surroundings!
First day of the 2026-27 school year is complete! Students had a full day of getting to know teachers and classmates, learning rules and expectations in their classes, and bonding with advisory activities! Tomorrow we continue with the first BLUE day!
TODAY (Tuesday 9/1), we officially start the 2026-27 school year with all new and returning students!
Make sure to check your schedule in Infinite Campus and/or your email to view your classes and check the school supply list on our website to pack the appropriate course materials so everyone is prepared for a great first day of school!
Make sure to check your schedule in Infinite Campus and/or your email to view your classes and check the school supply list on our website to pack the appropriate course materials so everyone is prepared for a great first day of school!
AP CAPSTONE AWARDS!!! Congratulations to our 2026 AP Capstone Award recipients: Connor Foy, Tommy Marlock, Henry Stabelfeldt, and Breleigh Wojtowicz! 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.
Tomorrow (Tuesday 9/1), we officially start the 2026-27 school year with all new and returning students!
Make sure to check your schedule in Infinite Campus and/or your email to view your classes and check the school supply list on our website to pack the appropriate course materials so everyone is prepared for a great first day of school!
Make sure to check your schedule in Infinite Campus and/or your email to view your classes and check the school supply list on our website to pack the appropriate course materials so everyone is prepared for a great first day of school!
The HS^2 Staff and Laser Leaders were happy to welcome the new freshmen and new to district students today for ice breakers, school and course logistics, a school wide tour, a schedule run through, and to get a feel for the rules and expectations!
We can’t wait to welcome all students back to school on Tuesday, September 1st!
We can’t wait to welcome all students back to school on Tuesday, September 1st!