Arriving to school on time sets students up for success each day! When students arrive late, they miss important morning routines, announcements, and instructional time that helps them start the day feeling prepared and focused. We encourage all families to make punctuality a priority. If transportation is a challenge, please remember that students can take the bus to ensure they arrive safely and on time each morning. Thank you for helping us support your child’s learning from the very first bell!

If your student will be absent, please call or email the school to let us know.

Mark your calendars for the First Annual KMS Vendor Fair. Discover Unique homemade goods, one-of-a-kind crafts, tasty treats and drinks and much more.

Do you or someone you know want to be a vendor? Complete the registration form here

Every Wednesday for the Month of October, Students and Staff will wear Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness. We will be selling Bracelets for $1 with proceeds going directly to Jen’s Friends Cancer Foundation.

Kennett Middle School will offer the following sports in the winter to 7th & 8th graders: Girls and Boys Basketball, Alpine Skiing, and Nordic Skiing. Preseason conditioning and practices will begin in mid-November for basketball, with skiing starting later. 6th graders will continue with sports programming at Conway Rec.

There will be a Winter Sports Parent Meeting on TUESDAY, November 4th at 5:30pm in the KMS Lecture Hall for all parents of 7th & 8th grade Winter Athletes. All sports information for exact preseason dates for Kennett Middle School will be announced on www.GoKMS.com in the upcoming weeks.

This week in KMS Sports & Clubs - be sure to check your email for any changes to the sports schedule or check GO KMS. Updates for clubs will be posted on the KMS Facebook Page.

As we settle into the fall season, it's important to support physical and emotional well-being by eating healthy and staying active, setting your family up for a successful season. 

Boost Immunity

Fall marks the beginning of cold and flu season. Nutritious foods rich in vitamins A, C, and D, along with whole grains and lean proteins, help your immune system stay strong. Learn more about snacks to fuel your brain.

Maintain Physical Activity

Cooler weather doesn’t have to mean less movement. Fall is a great time for outdoor activities like biking and hiking. Daily movement improves physical health, builds confidence and helps manage seasonal changes and academic stress. Learn how to get 1 hour or more of movement daily. 

Living 5-2-1-0 every day supports your physical health and can help your family feel more balanced, focused, and resilient as we navigate the fall season.  

Follow Let’s Go! 5-2-1-0 on Facebook for more tips to live 5-2-1-0 every day!