Kuna Middle School will celebrate Homecoming Week along with Kuna High School. The dress up days are:

Monday-Tie Dye

Tuesday-Twin Day

Wednesday-Tacky Tourist

Thursday-Tiaras and Tutus

Friday-Spirit Day

All costumes must be school appropriate and meet dress code coverage etc. No full face paint.

A reminder that students should have their ID badge with them every day at school. Students are required to wear them when they leave class during class time. Students need their ID card for other activities at school such as scanning it to get a breakfast or lunch and to check out a library book.

For parents who want to order a package of their child's school pictures and want a retake, Retake Day will be Friday September 26th. Retakes are for any student or staff that were absent during picture day, new to KMS, or if you do not like the original picture for ordering.

Your student must be signed up in order to do a retake. If your student needs a retake, please sign them up for a time-slot using the Google Form linked below. Please complete the form by Tuesday, September 24th so we can schedule all students accordingly.

We will not be reprinting ID cards if your student received on on the original picture day. We will only print IDs for new students or those who were absent on picture day.

The staff at Kuna Middle School is committed to helping our students succeed academically! We have many programs and resources designed to give your child the support they need to do well in school. We encourage all families to use these resources. Together, we can help our students reach their academic goals.

This week in advisory, students explored several meaningful topics. They learned about academic grit and how perseverance supports success, practiced relational capacity through a “Making Words with Classmates” activity, and discussed the importance of setting and respecting boundaries. Students also took time to honor Patriot Day with reflection and discussion.

Later in the week, students completed grade checks. As part of this process, any student with a D or F drafted a message to their teachers, which will be forwarded to parents. These messages include an action plan describing how students intend to improve their grade(s). We encourage parents to review these messages with their child, and to support and encourage them as they work toward improving their grades and meeting their goals.

Next week in advisory, we will continue our discussion of academic grit. Students will set new short and long-term academic and personal goals moving forward.

Throughout the week, students will continue building relational capacity, take time to reflect on Constitution Day, and be introduced to several of our support staff, including our school counselors, college and career advisor, and school psychologist.

To close the week, students will complete their regular grade checks.

Mark your calendars and get ready for some awesome middle school sports! The KMS girls volleyball teams are gearing up to take on Middleton MS, Fremont MS, and more. Come cheer on the 7th and 8th grade squads as they spike, set, and serve their way to victory!

But that's not all - the 7th and 8th grade football teams are also hitting the field to battle it out against Lone Star Middle School. This is going to be an intense gridiron showdown you won't want to miss.

Being on time is a life skill we emphasize at Kuna Middle School. If a student is tardy (late) to one class 5 times in one week or 5 times total to any class in one week, they will receive a lunch time detention. If there is a reason that the student is late, they should communicate that to their teacher.

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