Author: Kenton Middle School

PBIS stands for Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports. It is an evidence-based set of ideas and tools used in schools to promote/improve student behaviors. Pictured below are members of Mr. McCullough’s and Mr. Reichelderfer’s classes who earned the reward of

KMS held the first Town Hall Meetings of the year. Students and staff were recognized by their peers for leadership and character. Some students participated in games and some teachers participated in a dance party to celebrate the first quarter.

The KMS National Junior Honor Society inducted its new members tonight. These students have demonstrated Leadership, Service, Character, Scholarship and Citizenship. Thanks for helping make KMS great and congratulations!

Great job by both the high school JROTC and FFA programs as they provided veterans with a breakfast and slideshow this morning. A quick shout out to the HS cafe workers for cooking up the meal as well 😊

Mrs. Mendez creates unique learning opportunities for her students through movement. In this picture, she enhances the learning experience with an activity in the KMS gym. The students loved the opportunity to move around outside of the classroom.

A handful of KMS staff are hard at work at the Ohio Middle Level Association Conference. We appreciate the opportunity to learn and grow alongside our colleagues from across Ohio. Thank you KCS for supporting staff development!

The KMS Student Lighthouse Team recently spent an afternoon with our Leader in Me Coach, Kim Plesec. They worked to improve their leadership skills, generated ideas to help make KMS a better place, and began planning future events. They are