Kuna Middle School counselors have visited all classrooms grades 5 through 7 and presented information about classes to students who will be attending Kuna Middle School next school year, 2026-2027. Students took home a paper with the elective options for their next year grade level. Parents need to sign the forms.

Counselors will be going into current 7th grade classes on Tuesday and Wednesday next week, and guiding students through choosing their electives for next year on the computer through Class Choice. Students should have already turned their forms back into their Science teacher. Additional elective forms are available in the counseling office.

All current 6th grade students should turn their elective forms into their Science teachers by Friday, March 6. Counselors will be entering classes into the computer for 6th grade students. Additional elective forms are available in the counseling office. 

A link to the registration forms for next year grades 6th through 8th is below.

March 11th in an open house style where parents can bring their student to visit with any teacher.

March 12th by invitation and appointment only. Parents will be invited by grade level teams to schedule a time to visit with team teachers.

Students are invited to attend both types of conferences with their parents.

The Kuna Middle School Athletics department will be holding a fundraiser through the end of the month. 

This is a great opportunity to get in on some good deals for the summer, support local businesses in Kuna, and support a good cause! 

Students will be selling as a team with their advisory class. All sales are on a pre-order basis. 

We understand that fidgets can help students focus on school work. We advocate that students use these tools to help them. We have found that the Needoh or squishy types of fidgets are being used inappropriately by students. Students have been cutting them open, poking holes in them, or otherwise breaking them apart in class and in bathrooms making a distraction and a mess that is difficult to clean up. When the substance inside dries, often times it is difficult to remove from floors, bathroom stalls, desks etc.

This week in Advisory, students focused on bridging the gap between their current academic habits and their future aspirations. We began the week on Monday with a Study Hall Day, where students were encouraged to use their previous grade checks as a checklist to catch up on any missing assignments. This was followed by a lighter, collaborative session on Tuesday as classes played the Green Glass Door Game, a logic-based activity designed to build critical thinking and team rapport. On Wednesday, the focus shifted back to academics with the Math SICA, providing students with an opportunity to demonstrate their progress in core math skills.

As we moved into the latter half of the week, Thursday was dedicated to our first day of College and Career Exploration. Introducing these concepts in middle school is a vital step in helping students see the long-term value of their education. By exploring diverse career paths and higher education options now, students can begin to align their interests with future goals in a low-pressure environment

Experience a night of incredible harmonies at the KSD Combined Choir Concert on Thursday, March 5th, at 7:00 PM. Join us at Kuna High School to hear the district’s best voices come together for a performance that’s sure to be the high note of your week. It’s 90 minutes of pure local talent and community spirit that you won’t want to miss!

Spring sports are almost here! KMS offers 6-8th grade tennis and track and field. Tryouts are on March 9th at 3:15pm. Meet either at the Track or the Tennis Courts for your sport of choice.

Dear Students, Families, and Staff,

We have important dates coming up. Here is what we are looking forward to:

Anita Wilson, Principal

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