Only four more days left in the third quarter! Let's have the courage to finish strong during our four days before Spring Break. We got this!
JAG Kansas is looking to hire a full-time Career Specialist for Kingman High School in Kingman, Kansas, who is passionate about student success and teaching students to overcome obstacles to graduation while preparing them for career and college pathways.
Are you passionate about middle and high school student success? Do you enjoy teaching and educating youth to provide them with tools for long-term success? Would you like to work in a flexible, full time educational role?
We provide excellent benefits, including health insurance, a generous amount of paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, dental and vision insurance a 403(b)-retirement plan with company match, and long-term and short-term disability insurance at no cost to the employee.
This position is full-time Monday through Friday during the school year with flexibility during the summer.
For more information or to apply please visit https://recruitingbypaycor.com/career/JobIntroduction.action?clientId=8a7883c68d85a468018d9ed4aa9408cd&id=8a78859f9c9c9f13019cb0776cfd5aad&source=&lang=en
Are you passionate about middle and high school student success? Do you enjoy teaching and educating youth to provide them with tools for long-term success? Would you like to work in a flexible, full time educational role?
We provide excellent benefits, including health insurance, a generous amount of paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, dental and vision insurance a 403(b)-retirement plan with company match, and long-term and short-term disability insurance at no cost to the employee.
This position is full-time Monday through Friday during the school year with flexibility during the summer.
For more information or to apply please visit https://recruitingbypaycor.com/career/JobIntroduction.action?clientId=8a7883c68d85a468018d9ed4aa9408cd&id=8a78859f9c9c9f13019cb0776cfd5aad&source=&lang=en
Sun Bucks 2026
Today, please join us as we honor the hardworking men and women who keep our schools clean, safe, and sanitized. These often unsung heroes play an essential role in maintaining functional learning environments. They take on the toughest tasks, work in extreme temperatures, and show up every day with dedication and pride to support our students and staff. Thank you for all you do!
Spring sports practices begin tomorrow! Only two more weeks in the Third Quarter. How are grades looking?
Our bus drivers are responsible for our most precious cargo. They ensure our students get to and from school and many activities throughout the year. THANK YOU for all you do!
Only three more weeks until the end of the third quarter. Keep encouraging students to work hard!
Today we want to recognize our IT team. School IT teams play a critical role in maintaining the backbone of our schools, ensuring uninterrupted teaching and learning through network stability, device management, and cyber security. Their work enables the seamless integration of digital resources in classrooms, directly impacting student engagement, teacher productivity, and school operations.
Thank you Dennis and Richard for all you do for us!
Thank you Dennis and Richard for all you do for us!
Short four-day week again due to Parent-Teacher Conferences. Have you made your appointment with your child's homeroom teacher yet?
The Student Advisory Council recently met with Mr. Wilson. They discussed what the perfect school district would look like and then did an exercise called “Keep, Improve, Create” where students brainstormed ideas that would help us improve. After all of that hard work, they enjoyed some Houdini’s Pizza! We appreciate their participation and insight!
Please remember there is no school tomorrow due to a teacher inservice.
School crossing guards are vital community heroes who protect children, often working in miserable weather with a smile.
Please join us as we thank them for their dedication to the safety of our students. We appreciate you!
Please join us as we thank them for their dedication to the safety of our students. We appreciate you!
This week we celebrate School Counseling Week. We are so grateful for our AMAZING team --Mrs. Hageman, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Munz, Mrs. Talbott and Mrs. Loveland. Whether it's managing emotions, helping students plan for the future, or solving problems, they are here for students, staff and parents. THANK YOU for all you do for us!
Finally, a five-day week! Bring on a little calm after the craziness of Homecoming last week.
School secretaries are essential to school operations--they are truly the "glue" that holds schools together! Their hard work, dedication, and attention to detail are truly appreciated, and we are so grateful to have them on our team. Not only do they take care of all the students, they do so much for our staff and families as well. We appreciate you!
Today kicks off Kansas School Lunch Week! This statewide celebration shines a spotlight on the nutrition professionals who work so hard for our kids each and every day. Local school nutrition programs work tirelessly to provide balanced meals that meet strict state and federal nutrition standards, while also
accommodating student preferences and dietary needs.
Thank you to our amazing nutrition staff who provide so much care and skill in creating school meals that fuel learning and promote healthy habits. We appreciate you!
accommodating student preferences and dietary needs.
Thank you to our amazing nutrition staff who provide so much care and skill in creating school meals that fuel learning and promote healthy habits. We appreciate you!
Homecoming Week is always a fun and busy week! Stay on top of your school work as well as events happening throughout the week. Spirit Dress Up days are for KHS & KMS students. We hope to see all students participate!
Dear Students, Families, Staff, and Community Members,
Due to adverse weather conditions and low wind chill values forecasted for our area, all schools in the district will be closed on Monday (January 26, 2026).
The safety of our students, staff, and families is always our top priority. After careful review of current conditions and weather projections, we determined that operating schools would pose unnecessary risk, particularly during morning transportation and outdoor exposure.
Information regarding athletics and activities will be communicated as early as possible tomorrow, if not sooner. Thank you for your cooperation and continued support.
Stay warm!
Due to adverse weather conditions and low wind chill values forecasted for our area, all schools in the district will be closed on Monday (January 26, 2026).
The safety of our students, staff, and families is always our top priority. After careful review of current conditions and weather projections, we determined that operating schools would pose unnecessary risk, particularly during morning transportation and outdoor exposure.
Information regarding athletics and activities will be communicated as early as possible tomorrow, if not sooner. Thank you for your cooperation and continued support.
Stay warm!
January is School Board Member Appreciation Month, and we extend our sincere thanks to our school board members for their service, dedication, and leadership. Their work in governing our schools and advocating for students is essential and often takes place behind the scenes. We are grateful for the many hours of unpaid time they give to ensure strong schools and bright futures for our students and community.
Thank you Leesa Beam, Kristi Brown, Angie Maloney, George Ontiveros, Errica Parsons, Jeff Saumuelson, and Tab Turner--we appreciate you!
Thank you Leesa Beam, Kristi Brown, Angie Maloney, George Ontiveros, Errica Parsons, Jeff Saumuelson, and Tab Turner--we appreciate you!
Introducing the Kingman High 2026 Winter Homecoming Court: (L-R) Leighton Reid, Nicholas Rohlman, Naomi Loop, Gabe Andersen, Shay Watkins, Jon Silba Jr., Ellie Shilling, and Trey Bough.
The Homecoming coronation ceremony will take place after the varsity boys' game on January 31st.
The Homecoming coronation ceremony will take place after the varsity boys' game on January 31st.
