Manzanita Elementary School’s Spring Carnival was a big hit last Thursday! 🎡 Students and their families came out for a fun filled evening.
🎤 Some of the games included karaoke, limbo, ring toss on the alligator, egg walk, 🎳 bowling, and many more fun challenges. 🐊🥚
💧 Students also had the chance to visit The Nature of Groundwater Exhibit from Arizona Project WET! This interactive exhibit featured three educational groundwater displays where families could explore, learn, and discover more about the importance of groundwater. 🌎🚰
We love seeing the school community come together for nights like this!
🎤 Some of the games included karaoke, limbo, ring toss on the alligator, egg walk, 🎳 bowling, and many more fun challenges. 🐊🥚
💧 Students also had the chance to visit The Nature of Groundwater Exhibit from Arizona Project WET! This interactive exhibit featured three educational groundwater displays where families could explore, learn, and discover more about the importance of groundwater. 🌎🚰
We love seeing the school community come together for nights like this!
Our Choir Festivals over the past few nights at Kingman High School and Lee Williams High School were a wonderful celebration of student talent and community spirit! 🎶
A special highlight—KUSD Governing Board President, Mrs. Toni Henry, conducted “The Star-Spangled Banner” to kick off the Choral Festival at Kingman High School. 🇺🇸
We are so grateful to have a Governing Board that not only supports our students, but actively participates in these meaningful events!
A special highlight—KUSD Governing Board President, Mrs. Toni Henry, conducted “The Star-Spangled Banner” to kick off the Choral Festival at Kingman High School. 🇺🇸
We are so grateful to have a Governing Board that not only supports our students, but actively participates in these meaningful events!
🚑❤️ Life-saving skills in action!
Oscar Lopez, with the City of Kingman Fire Department worked with the seniors at Kingman High School to teach Hands-Only CPR—an important graduation requirement and a skill that can truly save lives.
When CPR is started right away, survival rates increase significantly. These students are walking away with the knowledge and confidence to take action in an emergency. 👏💪
Oscar Lopez, with the City of Kingman Fire Department worked with the seniors at Kingman High School to teach Hands-Only CPR—an important graduation requirement and a skill that can truly save lives.
When CPR is started right away, survival rates increase significantly. These students are walking away with the knowledge and confidence to take action in an emergency. 👏💪
Families joined their kindergarten students at Hualapai Elementary School for a fun-filled Kite Day last Thursday! 🪁✨
With the perfect windy weather, the sky was full of colorful kites and smiling faces. It was wonderful to see so many families come out to enjoy this special moment together with their students! 💙
With the perfect windy weather, the sky was full of colorful kites and smiling faces. It was wonderful to see so many families come out to enjoy this special moment together with their students! 💙
In honor of Tax Day, Ms. Richmond's
and Mrs. Wigal's classrooms at Cerbat Elementary
School, took a trip back in time… and let’s just say the
students were not fans of the king 👑😄
At random times throughout the day, a royal tax
collector burst into class announcing, “I am here to
collect taxes for the king!” Students were “taxed” for all
sorts of reasons—wearing sneakers, blinking too much,
even just existing during royal hours. The currency?
M&M’s, of course 🍫
At first, there were laughs… but it didn’t take long
before the protests began. Students created signs,
voiced their frustrations, and questioned the fairness of
it all. Some even tried to negotiate or appeal their
taxes (unsuccessfully!)
Learning through experience makes history come
alive—and today was definitely one they won’t forget!
and Mrs. Wigal's classrooms at Cerbat Elementary
School, took a trip back in time… and let’s just say the
students were not fans of the king 👑😄
At random times throughout the day, a royal tax
collector burst into class announcing, “I am here to
collect taxes for the king!” Students were “taxed” for all
sorts of reasons—wearing sneakers, blinking too much,
even just existing during royal hours. The currency?
M&M’s, of course 🍫
At first, there were laughs… but it didn’t take long
before the protests began. Students created signs,
voiced their frustrations, and questioned the fairness of
it all. Some even tried to negotiate or appeal their
taxes (unsuccessfully!)
Learning through experience makes history come
alive—and today was definitely one they won’t forget!
Today, Manzanita Elementary 5th grade students embarked on an incredible virtual field trip, made possible by Act One and their virtual reality headsets! 🌟
Students explored the work of three local Indigenous Arizona artists, diving into themes of weaving, storytelling, music, public art, and cultural heritage. This immersive experience brought art and culture to life in a whole new way.
Thank you, Act One, for inspiring creativity and enriching learning through the arts! 🎨
Students explored the work of three local Indigenous Arizona artists, diving into themes of weaving, storytelling, music, public art, and cultural heritage. This immersive experience brought art and culture to life in a whole new way.
Thank you, Act One, for inspiring creativity and enriching learning through the arts! 🎨
The Lee Williams High School & Kingman High School Theaters proudly present "Freaky Friday the Musical"!
Performances featuring KUSD's outstanding actors will be held April 9th,10th, and 11th at 7:00 P.M., with a special matinee on April 11th at 1:00 P.M. Packed with hilarious moments and heartfelt scenes, Freaky Friday the Musical is a show you won’t want to miss!
Invite your family and friends to celebrate Kingman's high school thespians as they take the stage! Tickets for students will be $7 and $10 for adults. For further information, contact KHS Director, Mr. Kopecky, at dkopecky@kusd.org.
Performances featuring KUSD's outstanding actors will be held April 9th,10th, and 11th at 7:00 P.M., with a special matinee on April 11th at 1:00 P.M. Packed with hilarious moments and heartfelt scenes, Freaky Friday the Musical is a show you won’t want to miss!
Invite your family and friends to celebrate Kingman's high school thespians as they take the stage! Tickets for students will be $7 and $10 for adults. For further information, contact KHS Director, Mr. Kopecky, at dkopecky@kusd.org.
🌸🧹 Spring Cleaning in Full Swing!
KUSD's Central Kitchen team is making the most of this beautiful spring weather by continuing their seasonal cleanout—and that means some great items are now up for grabs!
🛒 Check out what’s available on the Public Surplus website and see if you can score a great find.
🔗https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/kusd20,az/browse/home
KUSD's Central Kitchen team is making the most of this beautiful spring weather by continuing their seasonal cleanout—and that means some great items are now up for grabs!
🛒 Check out what’s available on the Public Surplus website and see if you can score a great find.
🔗https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/kusd20,az/browse/home
The amazing second graders at Hualapai Elementary School proudly showcased their completed animal projects and invited their families to celebrate their hard work. Students stood tall beside their creations, eager to share fascinating facts about their chosen animals with parents and loved ones.
Great job, second graders — you did an outstanding job! 👏📚🐯
Great job, second graders — you did an outstanding job! 👏📚🐯
Mr. Doughty’s CTE Law and Public Safety class at Lee Williams High School is providing students with an understanding of the justice system. ⚖️🏛️
The class recently conducted a mock trial, which was overseen by Judge Demke from the Mohave County Superior Court. Students had the opportunity to assume various roles, including prosecutors, defense attorneys, jurors, and witnesses. This initiative serves as a valuable educational experience for the students. 💡
👏We would like to give a special thank you to Judge Demke for his time and contribution to facilitating the mock trial for our students!
The class recently conducted a mock trial, which was overseen by Judge Demke from the Mohave County Superior Court. Students had the opportunity to assume various roles, including prosecutors, defense attorneys, jurors, and witnesses. This initiative serves as a valuable educational experience for the students. 💡
👏We would like to give a special thank you to Judge Demke for his time and contribution to facilitating the mock trial for our students!
To the city, he is Officer Trujillo, the enforcer of the law. 🚔 But to the students in Mrs. Stanley's kindergarten class at Hualapai Elementary School, he is the amazing police officer who reads to them and brings stories to life! 🎉
👏A huge thank you to Officer Trujillo with City of Kingman, AZ Police Department for inspiring our young students to dive into reading and for making a positive impact through community outreach! ❤️
👏A huge thank you to Officer Trujillo with City of Kingman, AZ Police Department for inspiring our young students to dive into reading and for making a positive impact through community outreach! ❤️
Southwest Foods Excellence (SFE LLC) launched a Farmer's Market today at Mount Tipton Elementary School, aimed at exposing students to a range of unfamiliar fruits. 🍉🏪
The event was designed to introduce students to the diverse smells, textures, and flavors of new fruits. Students were given samples of blood oranges, watermelon radishes, asian pears, dragon fruit and blackberries.
Some students really enjoyed trying the variety of fruits while others, not as much! 🤣
The event was designed to introduce students to the diverse smells, textures, and flavors of new fruits. Students were given samples of blood oranges, watermelon radishes, asian pears, dragon fruit and blackberries.
Some students really enjoyed trying the variety of fruits while others, not as much! 🤣
✨📚 100 Days of School! 📚✨
Today, students across Kingman Unified School District celebrated the 100th Day of School, by dressing as if they were 100 years old, among other engaging activities. Even staff members participated in this fun day! 💯🎉Here’s to 100 days of success — and many more to come! ❤️🏫
Today, students across Kingman Unified School District celebrated the 100th Day of School, by dressing as if they were 100 years old, among other engaging activities. Even staff members participated in this fun day! 💯🎉Here’s to 100 days of success — and many more to come! ❤️🏫
Students from KUSD have joined in the celebration by crafting birthday and Valentine’s Day cards in honor of Arizona's birthday! 🎈❤🌵
Families are invited to join in the excitement this Saturday, February 14th, from 11 AM to 2 PM at the Mohave Museum of History and Arts to admire the vibrant art created by our talented community, including your very own students! 🎨
Families are invited to join in the excitement this Saturday, February 14th, from 11 AM to 2 PM at the Mohave Museum of History and Arts to admire the vibrant art created by our talented community, including your very own students! 🎨
📣The district is doing some early spring cleaning and just might have something you need.
🔍Check out the Public Surplus website link below for some gently used kitchen equipment.
👉🏻Click here to see everything we have: https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/kusd20,az/browse/home
**If you win the bid when it closes, Public Surplus will be emailing you to let you know*
🔍Check out the Public Surplus website link below for some gently used kitchen equipment.
👉🏻Click here to see everything we have: https://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/kusd20,az/browse/home
**If you win the bid when it closes, Public Surplus will be emailing you to let you know*
🌟Last week, many of our KUSD school counselors attended the Arizona School Counselors annual conference.
✔At the “Under the Sun” conference, they gained valuable insights and best practices to better support our students. We are grateful that our counselors have the opportunity to attend this conference and bring back a wealth of knowledge to their schools! 🙌
✔At the “Under the Sun” conference, they gained valuable insights and best practices to better support our students. We are grateful that our counselors have the opportunity to attend this conference and bring back a wealth of knowledge to their schools! 🙌
🌟KUSD is so proud to celebrate two of our middle schools sports teams for their amazing victories in winning their Division Championship titles!🌟
🎉Kingman Middle School (KMS Bobcats) Boys A Basketball team 🏀 triumphed over Kingman Academy with a score of 52-44 on January 31st at the Colorado River Boys Basketball Tournament held at Mohave Accelerated Learning Center, securing the Division Championship title and trophy. 🏆🙌
🎉White Cliffs Middle School Boys Soccer team ⚽, which had an undefeated season, won their Championship game 4-1 against Mohave Valley on February 2nd, earning them the Division Championship title and trophy. 🏆👏
Congratulations to all of the hard working student athletes, their coaches and to the families who support them! ❤
KUSD high school students from Fire Service 🚒, Law and Public Safety 🚓, Automotive Technologies 🔧, and Ag Welding and Mechanics participated in the Skills USA Regional competition last week!
At SkillsUSA Arizona Regionals, students demonstrate technical, personal, and workplace skills through hands-on, industry-judged competitions. They gain real-world career exposure, receive feedback from industry professionals, and develop confidence and employability skills, with opportunities to win awards, tools, and scholarships.
👏We would like to give a shout out to Hayden Garcia, Natalee Morris, and Katherine Lima Montano whom secured 3rd place in the Crime Scene competition and Jasmine Nockideneh who finished 4th in the AST Automotive competition, who will proudly represent Lee Williams High School at the SkillsUSA State Competition in April!🎉
At SkillsUSA Arizona Regionals, students demonstrate technical, personal, and workplace skills through hands-on, industry-judged competitions. They gain real-world career exposure, receive feedback from industry professionals, and develop confidence and employability skills, with opportunities to win awards, tools, and scholarships.
👏We would like to give a shout out to Hayden Garcia, Natalee Morris, and Katherine Lima Montano whom secured 3rd place in the Crime Scene competition and Jasmine Nockideneh who finished 4th in the AST Automotive competition, who will proudly represent Lee Williams High School at the SkillsUSA State Competition in April!🎉
KUSD hosted its first Future Freshman Night at Lee Williams High School yesterday evening, bringing in a significant number of students and their families.
Attendees gained insights into the high school registration process, learned about the block schedule, and explored the credits and requirements necessary for graduation. Additionally, they learned about various pathway options available within KUSD that can guide students toward their future careers.
Attendees gained insights into the high school registration process, learned about the block schedule, and explored the credits and requirements necessary for graduation. Additionally, they learned about various pathway options available within KUSD that can guide students toward their future careers.
Yesterday, our local 8th graders from Black Mountain School, Kingman Middle School (KMS Bobcats), White Cliffs Middle School, Emmanuel Christian, Valentine, and Hackberry attended the 8th Grade Showcase.
Students learned about different pathways available at the high school level including Career and Technical Education, Advanced Learning including Cambridge and Dual Credit, WAVE, and Mohave College.
Students participated in hands-on and interactive activities. Eighth graders will use today’s experiences to make informed decisions about their pathway as registration for high school classes quickly approaches on January 27th! 👩🏻💻📓✍🏻💡
Students learned about different pathways available at the high school level including Career and Technical Education, Advanced Learning including Cambridge and Dual Credit, WAVE, and Mohave College.
Students participated in hands-on and interactive activities. Eighth graders will use today’s experiences to make informed decisions about their pathway as registration for high school classes quickly approaches on January 27th! 👩🏻💻📓✍🏻💡
