Week of September 17
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June Lunch Menu
Mission Statement:
The mission of Breitung Township Schools, in cooperation with families and our community, is to provide a quality educational experience to assist all students in developing the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to become successful citizens.BTS Belief Statement
- All students can learn.
- All students have the right to a meaningful educational experience.
- Each student has dignity and worth.
- Achievement is a result of high expectations with realistic goals.
- The entire community shares the responsibility of educating its citizens.
School Improvement Goals
- All students will demonstrate improvement in Reading skills.
- All students will demonstrate improvement in Mathematics skills.
- All students will demonstrate improvement in Science skills.
- All students will demonstrate improvement in Social Studies skills.
Important Parent and Student Information
FAFSA Questions for Student Aid
**** 2018-19 Course Descriptions ****
The Northern Lights YMCA Youth Volunteer Service Club
Scheduling Presentations and Handouts 2015-16
Instructions for ordering KHS transcripts
2018 Homecoming 5K
The 1st annual Homecoming 5K will be held on Monday, September 24, 2018 at 5:30 PM. This family-friendly 5K run/walk will take place throughout the Breitung and Lodal areas of Kingsford.
The run/walk includes a ¼ mile lap through historic Fliwer stadium. The race begins and ends on the track at Flivver Field (see entry form below) where concessions will be available and a celebration of the Flivvers will occur. This event will be tied to the homecoming week at Kingsford High School culminating with the varsity football game on Friday night. GO FLIWERS!
To participate, there is a $15 entry fee made payable to Friends of the Flivvers. A link to the form is below. Fill it out and return it to any of the three building offices by Friday, September 21. We hope to see you there!
2018-19 KHS Foreign Exchange Students
Kingsford High School would like to welcome four Foreign Exchange Students to our Flivver Nation family for the 2018-2019 school year.
This year's exchange students come to us from Europe and includes the countries of Denmark, France, Italy, and Spain.
Welcome to Flivver Nation and we hope you enjoy your stay!
Pictured left to right are Lisa Harry (Guidance Counselor), Lorette Allisia (France), Pablo CanoSarobe (Spain), Carl Levandowski (Denmark), Sofia Llamas (Italy) and Kendalynn Sutton (Guidance Counselor).
2018 Great 8 Volleyball Champions
Congratulations go out to the KHS Varsity Volleyball Team for capturing the 2018 Great 8 Volleyball Invitational on Saturday, August 25 at Norway High School.
The girls went through the tournament with a 12-2 win/loss record. They tied with Florence and had to play a one-set championship match winning it with a score of 18-11.
Congratulations ladies!
KHS Welcomes New Faculty Members
Kingsford High School would like to announce and welcome Emily Yonke and Renee Lindholm to the KHS teaching staff.
Emily comes to us after previously teaching at Bayport High School in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She will be teaching
French I. A native of Niagara, Wisconsin, she is a graduate of St. Norberts College in DePere, Wisconsin. Emily joins her husband Aaron (Social Studies) as part of the KHS faculty.
Emily and her family resides in Kingsford. Welcome, Emily!
Renee comes to us from Forest Park high school in Crystal Falls where she taught Special Education which is what she will be teaching at KHS. A native of Iron Mountain, she is a graduate of Northern Michigan University.
Renee and her husband and family reside in Quinnesec. Welcome, Renee!
Ray Schinderle Scholarship
Kingsford High School and Donna Schinderle are proud to announce that a new scholarship has been established in honor of Donna's husband, Ray Schinderle. The Ray Schinderle Memorial Scholarship will be available beginning with the Kingsford High School graduating class of 2019. Kingsford High School and the Breitung Township School District are very grateful to Mrs. Schinderle for establishing this Scholarship in memory of her late husband for deserving Kingsford High School graduates.
Donna Schinderle presents a check to in honor of her husband Ray to KHS Assistant Principal Doug Roberts (on the left) and KHS Principal Lyle Smithson.
Kingsford High School Recognized As a
Safe Sports School
Kingsford High School is proud to announce that they have been named the recipient of the National Athletic Trainers' Association Safe Sports School award for its Flivvers athletic program. Kingsford and the Dickinson County Healthcare System collaboration are the first organizations in the Upper Peninsula or Northeast Wisconsin to be awarded for a second award cycle. The award champions safety and recognizes secondary schools that provide safe environments for student athletes. The award reinforces the importance of providing the best level of care, injury prevention, and treatment.
Pictured with the Safe Sports School Award banner are Al Unger (KHS Athletic Director) Mary Ryan (KHS Athletic Trainer), Lyle Smithson (KHS Principal), Dr Sarah Venditti (DCHS Orthopedic Surgeon), Lane Lindeman (DCHS Orthopedic Physician's Assistant), Marcus Smithson (DCHS Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Coordinator) and Doug Roberts (KHS Assistant Principal).
Student of the Week
Congratulations go out to senior Olivia Allen
for being named Student of the Week for the week of
September 17.
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