Dear KMS Parents and Guardians,
Report cards for KMS students will be available for pickup in the school office beginning Tuesday, May 27 through Friday, May 30 during regular office hours (7:00 - 3:30). They will be available after this date, however, with vacations and different activities by staff, please call to ensure someone will be in the office.
Please note: Report cards will not be mailed due to the rising cost of postage and the high number of undeliverable returns. Last year alone, over half were returned by the post office. To ensure you receive your child’s report card in a timely and secure manner, we ask that you make arrangements to pick it up in person.
Additionally, report cards will only be released if all outstanding balances have been cleared, including:
Lunch fees
iPad fees (including blocks and cords)
All devices and accessories must be turned in by Friday, May 23.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support. If you have any questions regarding fees or report card pickup, please don’t hesitate to contact the office.
Sincerely,
Chrissy Lee
Principal, Kossuth Middle School
Reminder KMS students!!
Attention: 7th and 8th grade softball tryouts will be May 1st and 2nd from 3-4:30.
If you have any questions, please email carleighmills@alcornschools.org. Students will go to the field house after school the 1st and 2nd.
Don't forget FREE sports physicals tonight at the Crossroads Arena @ 7:00 p.m. for Kossuth students. We have forms in the front office and will notify student athletes to come by and pick one up.
Congratulations to these young ladies!
8th grade parents: Please read the attached note that came home with students on Friday regarding preparation for high school.
Important KMS girl’s basketball tryout information.
Congratulations to our upcoming KMS volleyball team!
Happy National Assistant Principal's Week to our very own Mr. Sheffield! Thank you for all you do for KMS!
8th grade is reviewing for their end of the year MAAP Science test. This week they reviewed Chromosomes, DNA, and Genes and how our genes code for our specific traits. Then they each contributed their traits to form a class Frankenstein. Check out each class period's creation! #WeAreASD
Middle School Volleyball tryout information!
Spirit Squad Tryout information!
Students from KMS showcased their business skills and leadership at the recent FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) State Competition, earning recognition for their hard work and dedication. The event brought together top students from across the state to compete in various categories, including public speaking, business ethics, marketing, and finance.
The KMS team delivered an outstanding performance, with several students placing in their respective events. Their achievements reflect their commitment to excellence and the strong preparation provided by their advisors.
The competition also provided students with opportunities to network with peers, attend workshops, and gain valuable real-world experience. With their success at the state level, some students may advance to the national competition, where they will represent KMS on an even larger stage.
Congratulations to all KMS FBLA participants for their hard work and success!
KMS FBLA State Competition:
Jaxon Barnes - FBLA Mission and Pledge - 1st Place
Jan Gage Grimes & Brentlee Tate Waldon - Video Game Challenge - 2nd Place
Gabby Killough - Digital Citizenship - 5th Place
Chloe Mathis - Interpersonal Communication - 5th Place
Lila Mullins - Exploring Parliamentary Procedures - 6th Place
Auburn Nash - FBLA Concepts - 3rd Place
John Reeder Cooksey - Exploring Economics - 5th Place
Kently Hardin - Exploring Computer Applications - 3rd Place
Colby Waggoner - Exploring Computer Applications - 4th Place
Emerson Settlemires - Annual Chapter Events - 4th Place
Schylur Jones - Exploring Business Issues - 3rd Place
KMS: the previous message about yearbooks is for KMS
REMINDER: Tomorrow is the final day to turn in yearbook orders.
YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS THIS SHOW.!!
We would like to recognize the following students for representing KMS at the Jr. Beta State Convention in Biloxi last week where they competed in a wide variety of both academic and talent-related events:
Blake Chism, Marlee Beckham, Layla Hardin, Avery Rencher, and Ava Wilkinson.
We would also like to congratulate Ava Wilkerson for placing in the Top 5 in her category and securing an opportunity to compete at nationals this summer.
Congratulations to our KES and KMS Honor Choir participants, and our district wide group of talented participants. Way to go!!
The students and faculty of Kossuth Middle School are showing their unwavering support for their sister school, Biggersville High School, as they compete in the highly anticipated basketball state championship game. KMS has come together to cheer on the Lions in their pursuit of victory. “We’re so proud of Biggersville and everything they’ve accomplished this season,” said a KMS representative. “Our entire school is behind them, and we know they’ll give it their all on the court.”
Go Lions and Go Aggies!
We are incredibly grateful for our amazing school counselor, Mrs. Holley! Her kindness, dedication, and unwavering support make a difference in the lives of both students and staff every day. Whether she’s offering guidance, lending a listening ear, or creating a positive and welcoming environment, Mrs. Holley goes above and beyond to ensure everyone feels valued and supported. Thank you for your hard work, compassion, and the countless ways you make our school a better place. We appreciate you more than words can express!
