These are the online services now available through our Food Service Point of Sale (POS) system: LunchDeposit.com and LunchApp.com.

LunchDeposit.com enables you to view your child’s account history and food choice details at no charge. In addition, you will be able to deposit money into your child’s account using your debit/credit card. There is a service fee when utilizing this electronic deposit feature. This web site is easy to use. All you need to begin using this site is your child’s student ID#.

1st hour classes at the Middle School had a donation challenge to raise money for the Kent County Humane Society. The class with the largest donation amount won the opportunity to hear their teacher sing a song over the intercom to the entire school. Take a look!

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Attention parents of 7th grade students going to 8th grade. If your child has had some difficulty in Pre-Algebra, you may want to enroll your child in a 7th Grade Pre-Algebra Review Class this summer.

Mr. Chase will be instructing the class starting June 22 through July 10th. The class is two hours a day and the cost is $75. An enrollment form can be picked up at the Middle School Student Services Office or your child's math teacher. Deadline for enrollment is June 6th.

If you have questions please contact your student’s math teacher or Mr. Chase at the Middle School. Minimum class size of 12 students is required for the class to be offered.

Middle School Language Arts Teacher, Mr. Krueger, got a hair cut and shave on stage as a result of a reading challenge for his students.

The students sung this song:
Our Teacher Mr. Krueger made us a bet, to reach a goal he didn't think we would get!
Reading 50,000 pages is quite a large sum, and he challenged all of us to get the job done!
So it's time to say "Good Bye" to that full head of hair!
We surpassed your challenge and met your dare.

Mr. Krueger was a great sport with a saying of his own:
One Challenge - Three Classes - 80 Students - At Least Two Books Read By Each.
321 Books Read - 66,658 Total Pages Read.
Getting My Students Hooked On Reading PRICELESS!

Benjamin Willacker, a seventh grader at KHMS will be participating in MSU’s
“The CSI Forensic Science Program”. This program is designed for high
achieving students as part of the Gifted and Talented Education Programs
through a Division of the Honors College at MSU.
The week-long program has the students working in biology and chemistry
labs and on mock crime scenes located on the campus. Students will be introduced
to a variety of sub disciplines within the crime lab including fingerprints,
narcotics analysis, biology and DNA, firearms, bloodstain analysis,
micro-chemistry/trace, anthropology, arson investigation, forensic art and
computer crimes.
The students will begin each day with presentations from experts in the field