Every year, Mrs. Walker and Mr. Kroiss host a friendly competition out on the track, where each grade level goes head-to-head to see who can log the most miles in just one hour.
This year’s results are in:
5th Grade: 77 miles
6th Grade: 117.5 miles
7th Grade: 57.5 miles
8th Grade: 78 miles
👏 Congratulations to the 6th grade class for their incredible effort and well-earned victory!
The winning class had the opportunity to play the adults in a game of Dodgeball.... a student and staff favorite!
Great job to all students for showing up, moving, and making it a fun and active event!
KFMS 6th Grade Students Support Meyers Falls Cemetery Committee
After Memorial Day, KFMS 6th grade students partnered with the Meyers Falls Cemetery Committee to help respectfully remove flowers from the cemetery grounds. The students approached the task with maturity, care, and a strong work ethic. Many were deeply moved by the experience and gained a greater appreciation for the importance of honoring those who have served. **Personal mementos are in front of the shed at the cemetery.
The community-based Robotics Team recently visited our middle school to share an exciting look into the world of robotics.
During their presentation, the team introduced this year’s competition, discussed the challenges they faced in designing and building their robot, and shared what it's like to compete at events. They also explained how interested students can get involved and become members of the team.
To wrap up the visit, students had the opportunity to ask questions and each received a Robotics button as a keepsake.
Thank you to the Robotics Team for inspiring our students and sparking interest in STEM and innovation!
What Does Patriotism Mean to Me?
Two of our talented KFMS students were recently recognized in the Elks Lodge essay contest held in Colville, WA. Yale Edwards earned 1st place in the state for the 6th grade category, while Blake Buckmiller took home 2nd place for 5th grade.
Congratulations to Yale and Blake for their outstanding achievements—way to represent KFMS with pride!
🚣♂️ Kettle Falls 6th Graders Go Kayaking! 🚣♀️
This past Thursday (5/22/25), our amazing 6th graders had the opportunity to spend the day out on the water kayaking — and what an unforgettable adventure it was!
A huge THANK YOU to Alyssa Smith and her team from PaddleSafeWA.ORG for sponsoring and leading this incredible experience. Each student went home with a new life jacket. Your expertise and guidance made the day not only fun but safe and educational too!
We also want to give a special shout out to the Stevens County Sheriff's Office for sending a deputy to join us on the water, and to the Lake Roosevelt National Park Service for providing boat support throughout the day. Your presence gave peace of mind to students, staff, and parents alike.
It was a fantastic day of learning, teamwork, and outdoor fun. Great job, 6th graders! 👏🌊🛶
#KettleFallsPride #OutdoorEducation #PaddleSafeWA #LakeRoosevelt #CommunitySupport
Students at KFMS get to choose from a variety of delicious breakfast items every day! Laurie and Carol work hard in our kitchen to serve up meals students love.
Which would you choose — Savory or Sweet?
KFMS 6th Grade Spreads Positivity and Sustainability
As part of Build a Better World Day, KFMS 6th grade students designed creative labels for the two KF coffee shops—Crandall’s Coffee and Ms. B’s. These labels featured uplifting messages and recycling tips to promote positivity and environmental awareness. Students personally delivered their designs to the shops, sharing their enthusiasm and commitment to making a difference.
A big thank you to Crandall’s Coffee and Ms. B’s for supporting our students and helping bring their ideas to life!
More KF clean up pictures from the 8th grade service project for Build a Better World Day! #buildabetterworld
KFMS 5th Graders Spread Kindness Around Town
KFMS 5th grade students truly rocked Build a Better World Day by painting colorful kindness rocks and hiding them throughout the community for others to discover. Each rock carried a positive message, bringing unexpected joy to those who found them and helping to spread a little kindness everywhere!
KFMS 7th Graders Make a Difference on Build a Better World Day
As part of Build a Better World Day, 7th grade students at KFMS took action to support their community by cleaning up local beaches. Their efforts helped protect the environment and showed a strong commitment to making a positive impact.
KFMS 8th Graders Beautify the Campus for Build a Better World Day
As part of Build a Better World Day, KFMS 8th grade students rolled up their sleeves to serve their school community. They spent the day weeding garden beds and spreading fresh bark mulch, helping to beautify the campus and demonstrate the power of teamwork and service.
Making a Mark on Gold Hill
As part of Build a Better World Day, KFMS 8th grade students hiked up to the iconic “KF” on Gold Hill, where they pulled weeds and added a fresh coat of paint to help it stand out. Their efforts helped preserve a local landmark and demonstrated the power of community pride in action.
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8th grade students helping local businesses on Build a Better World Day. #buildabetterworld
Build a Better World Day
Our 8th grade students teamed up with local businesses to clean, organize, and beautify community spaces. Their efforts made a positive impact and showed the power of teamwork and civic pride. Great job, 8th grade!
This week's Character Dare is "Hidden Thanks" where student write and hide thank you cards. KFMS is helping to "Build a Better World" through gratitude and kindness. #buildabetterworld
#characterstrong
Build a Better World Day
Today, our students are stepping up to make a difference in our community! As part of this year’s Better World Day, our 8th grade class proudly designed and sold custom t-shirts to support the cause.
Stay tuned—we’ll be sharing more highlights from the day’s inspiring activities!
This week, KFMS is proud to celebrate our incredible educators for Teacher Appreciation Week! We are truly fortunate to have such dedicated, compassionate teachers who consistently go above and beyond to support our students and families. Thank you for making a lasting impact every day!
Mr. Scharbrough and the KFHS Jazz Band visited the middle school’s monthly assembly this month. They delivered an energetic performance to showcase the talent and excitement of the high school music program. Their goal was to entertain and inspire younger students to consider music as an elective when they enter high school.
7th Graders Explore The Giver -
Mrs. Benner’s 7th grade students recently completed a book study of The Giver by Lois Lowry. The story follows Jonas, a boy chosen to hold the community’s memories—both joyful and painful.
To deepen their understanding, students created posters featuring symbols and key moments from the book. They also wrote poems from Jonas’s perspective and essays explaining their visual choices using quotes from the text.
The project blended creativity and critical thinking, and the results were impressive!
Mrs. Walker and her students have been hard at work creating incredible art throughout the school year. Recently, two talented 8th grade students—Devan Simmons and Grace Glaim—were recognized for their outstanding artistic achievements with a special hallway display showcasing their work.
Both Devan and Grace have demonstrated exceptional creativity and skill, and we’re proud to celebrate their accomplishments. Their artwork is a testament to the dedication and talent thriving in our art program!
