Today, the SFE Kitchen Staff at Lee Williams High School, Kingman Middle School, and Mount Tipton Elementary School had a fantastic time celebrating Halloween with the students.
All schools participated in the Halloween lunch theme today. They served fun themed menu items, including Dirt Pudding, Mummy Dogs, and Mummy Pizzas, which were a big hit with the students.
Thanks to all of our SFE staff for helping make this a fun and memorable day for our students! 🎃👻🧡
3 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
SFE Halloween Lunch
SFE Halloween Lunch
SFE Halloween Lunch
SFE Halloween Lunch
SFE
SFE
SFE
SFE
SFE
🏫KUSD was honored to host the Mohave County ASBA County Meeting at Palo Christi!

This annual gathering brings together school board members, superintendents, and education leaders from across Arizona to connect and share ideas about the future of education.

We were especially proud to showcase our students! 👏

👨‍🍳 Kingman High School Culinary Arts students prepared and served a delicious full-course meal, while 🎶 White Cliffs Middle School Choir welcomed guests with beautiful music throughout the evening.
It was wonderful to see our students representing KUSD and sharing their talents with education leaders from across the county!
3 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
ASBA County Meeting
ASBA County Meeting
ASBA
ASBA County Meeting
ASBA COunty Meeting
ASBA
ASBA
ASBA
ASBA
ASBA
The preschool students in Ms. Kayla’s morning class at Cerbat Elementary School had an exciting visit from Kingman Animal Hospital. 🩺🐾 Vet staff, Cassie and Coral brought along two special guests, Penelope the basset hound and Lolita the turtle, giving students the opportunity to meet the animals up close! 🐶🐢

Students learned about the care these animals need, discovered fun facts about them, and even got to look at slides under a microscope to see a dog’s blood cells! 🔬🩸

What an amazing hands-on learning experience for our little learners! A big thank-you to Cassie, Coral, and Kingman Animal Hospital for making the day so memorable for our Cerbat preschoolers! ❤️
5 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Cerbat Vet visit
Penelope the Basset Hound
Cerbat pet visit
Microscope looking
microscope looking
Playing with Lolita
Lolita the Turtle
Feeding Penelope treats
Petting Lolita
Microscope looking
🎃👻 A SPOOKTACULAR NIGHT FOR KUSD! 🍬🧡

Last Thursday was full of Halloween fun across KUSD! Desert Willow Elementary School and White Cliffs Middle School teamed up for a combined Trunk or Treat, welcoming over 600 people for an evening of creatively decorated trunks, sweet treats, and pumpkin decorating fun! 🎃🍭

Meanwhile, Hualapai Elementary School hosted its own Trunk or Treat event the same night and had an amazing turnout, bringing families together for a night of Halloween excitement! 👻🧡

We love seeing our schools create opportunities for families to connect, make memories, and celebrate together! A huge THANK YOU to all the staff, volunteers, and families who helped make these events such a success! 🎉
6 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Trunk or treat
Trunk or Treat
trunk or treat
trunk or treat
trunk or treat
trunk or treat
Trunk or Treat
Trunk Or Treat
Trunk or Treat
trunk or treat
❤A Little Kindness Goes a Long Way at Mount Tipton Elementary School! Last week, Mt. Tipton Elementary received a special donation from VFW Auxiliary 9833 in Dolan Springs — a Buddy Bench for the school playground! 🎉
This heartwarming story began with former Mt. Tipton student Ezra Costa, who had the idea to bring a Buddy Bench to the playground. Ezra spoke up, shared his idea, and used his voice to make a difference! Cindy from VFW Auxiliary 9833 helped turn that idea into reality by donating the bench for Mt. Tipton students to enjoy. 🥰
The Buddy Bench encourages friendship and inclusion. When students feel lonely or need a friend, they can sit on the bench as a signal for others to invite them to play.
🤝 A big thank-you to Ezra and VFW Auxiliary 9833 for helping create a more caring, inclusive school community! ✨!
6 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Buddy Bench
Buddy Bench
Buddy Bench
Buddy Bench
Buddy Bench
Buddy Bench
Mt. Tipton Buddy Bench
💧🌎 Learning About Water with Arizona Project WET! 🌎💧

KUSD 4th grade students had a fun and educational day at Centennial Park with Arizona Project WET! 💦
Students explored the water cycle, learned about watersheds and the connections between groundwater and surface water, and discovered the importance of water conservation and sustainability. All while enjoying hands-on learning and fun at the park! 🌱☀️
We love seeing our students learn about the world around them and discover ways to protect our precious water resources!
13 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
Project WET
🎪🍎 Celebrating National School Lunch Week at KUSD! 🍎🎪

October 12–16 is National School Lunch Week 2026! This year’s theme, “Cafeteria Circus: Where Healthy Choices Take Center Stage,” celebrates the fun, creativity, and nutritious meals that help keep students fueled and ready to learn. 🎉🥦
This week, KUSD visited the cafeterias at Desert Willow Elementary School and White Cliffs Middle School to recognize the amazing teams who work hard to serve our students!

💙 A HUGE thank-you to SFE LLC staff members, Steve and Donna at Desert Willow, and Tami, Mike, and Susan at White Cliffs Middle School, for all they do to provide students with fresh, healthy meals every day!
We appreciate you helping our students stay healthy, happy, and ready to learn! 🥗👏
13 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
NSLW 2026
NSLW 2026
NSLW 2026
NSLW 2026
NSLW 2026
👏 A HUGE THANK YOU to American Plastics! 👏

Special thanks to Dolly Moore, Michael Holcomb, and the entire American Plastics team for donating materials to support sensory learning at Black Mountain Schools!

Their generosity provided our K–4 self-contained classroom with three sensory bins filled with different plastic resin materials—creating opportunities for hands-on exploration, sensory regulation, fine motor development, and meaningful learning. 👐✨

From Mr. Pottenburgh’s Panthers, THANK YOU for helping us create a classroom where every student can learn, grow, and thrive!
13 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
American Plastics
🚌 Safe rides start with understanding, teamwork, and practice!

KUSD special education bus drivers and monitors completed eight hours of training for two days over Fall Break to better support students with disabilities. To put their learning into practice, KUSD students joined us at the District Office, where drivers and monitors participated in simulated bus situations to practice the strategies together.

The training also included a parent’s perspective—offering a window into what a family’s morning may look like and how those experiences can affect a student before they even board the bus.

Thank you to our transportation team, participating students, and parent presenter! Your teamwork helps make each bus ride a positive part of our students’ school day!
13 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
School Bus Training
School Bus Training
School Bus Training
School Bus Training
School Bus Training
School Bus Training
We are incredibly proud of our very own Kingman High School Principal, Mr. Isaiah Ward, for being named the Andy Devine Award Educator of the Year! 👏🎉
Mr. Ward goes above and beyond every day for his students, staff, and the Kingman community. His dedication, leadership, and commitment to making a difference truly make him deserving of this wonderful honor. 🏆🎉
Please join us in congratulating Mr. Ward on this outstanding achievement! We are so proud to call him part of the KUSD family!
26 days ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Mr. Ward posing with his Andy Devine Award
Mr. Ward receiving his Andy Devine Award
Mr. Ward speaking
Mr. Ward receiving his Andy Devine Award
On September 24th, Kingman Unified School District came together and wore gold in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness. Our staff and students proudly showed their support for children and families affected by childhood cancer. 🎗
Thank you to everyone across our district who participated and helped us spread awareness and hope! 💛
about 1 month ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Staff wearing gold
Students and Staff wearing GOld
🚔 Hands-On Learning in Law & Public Safety!
Lee Williams High School students in Mr. Doughty’s Law and Public Safety class recently had the opportunity to visit the Mohave County Jail and Sheriff’s Office for an educational field trip.
Students learned more about the intake process, how the facility operates, and the many aspects of the criminal justice system. The experience provided valuable insight into careers in law enforcement and public safety while giving students a firsthand look at what these careers can involve.
A big THANK YOU to the Mohave County Sheriff's Office for welcoming our KUSD students and helping them explore real world career opportunities in the field!
about 1 month ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Students gathered for a group picture
Criminal Justice Field Trip
Student trying on SWAT gear
Students posing for a pic with SWAT gear
Students listening to detectives about what it is to be in law enforcement
Criminal Justice field trip

Celebrating Constitution Day at Mount Tipton!


Mount Tipton Elementary School proudly commemorated Constitution Day today with a special event honoring the founding document of our nation and the freedoms it represents.
We were grateful to welcome members of our local VFW and American Legion Posts, including:


VFW Post 9833 – Mount Tipton, Dolan Springs
VFW Post 2190 – Chloride
VFW Post 11014 – Darrel D. Bommer, Meadview
American Legion Post 88 – Dolan Springs
American Legion Post 103 – Meadview

Thank you to these local veterans and community members for joining our students and staff and helping make Constitution Day a meaningful learning experience. We appreciate you sharing your time, service, and knowledge with the Mount Tipton community!

about 1 month ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
VFW and American Legion Reps
Uncle Sam
Students attending the Flag Raising Ceremony
Flag raising ceremony
Dolan Springs Fire truck
Students participating in Constitution activities
Students participating in Constitution Activities
Students participating in Constitution Day activities
Students participating in Constitution Day activities
Students participating in Constitution Day activities
Mohave College Robotics and Automation instructors brought a Fanuc CRX-5iA collaborative robot (cobot) to the Kingman High School Career Center for an exciting, hands-on demonstration.

Students rotated through interactive stations where they explored components of programs offered through Mohave College’s Advanced Manufacturing Training Center. One of the biggest highlights was the opportunity for students to input codes and program the cobot to perform different movements!

Experiences like this give students a glimpse into the exciting opportunities available in robotics, automation, and advanced manufacturing—and show how classroom learning can connect directly to future careers. 🚀🤖
A big thank you to Mohave College for bringing this hands-on experience to our students!
about 2 months ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Students learning about robotics
Students learning about robotics
🏈🌙 Wednesday Night Under the Lights! 🌙🏈
Mark your calendars for September 23rd! The KMS Bobcats football team 🐾 will be playing the White Cliffs Middle School Wolves 🐺!
📍 Kingman High School
🎟️ Tickets: $4 per person
🕑 First game starts at 6pm
Bring your family, friends, and school spirit! Come support your student’s school, cheer on the players, or show some love for your alma mater! 🙌
We’ll see you Under the Lights! 🏈✨
about 2 months ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
WCMS vs. KMS Football Game
📚✨ Bringing Stories to Life! ✨📚

Our 8th-grade Cambridge students from Kingman Middle School (KMS Bobcats) recently visited Mrs. Roderick’s first-grade class at Manzanita Elementary School to read the books they wrote and created themselves! 📖❤️

We love seeing our students connect across grade levels, learn from one another, and build a strong sense of community within KUSD.

👏 Great job, KMS Cambridge students!
about 2 months ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
KMS Reads
KMS Reads
KMS reads
KMS Reads
KMS Reads
Learning About the American Flag!

The Kingman Lions Club recently visited our first-grade students at Little Explorers Early Learning Center to introduce them to the Flags for First Graders program!

Students learned about the history and importance of the American flag, and at the end of the presentation, each student received their very own miniature American flag. ❤️

Thank you to the Kingman Lions Club for helping our students learn, celebrate, and show their appreciation for the American flag! 👏
2 months ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Kingman Lions Club
Kingman Lions Club
Kingman Lions Club
Kingman Lions Club
Kingman Lions Club
Kingman Lions Club
Kingman Lions Club
Kingman Lions Club
A special thank you to our mayor, Mr. Ken Watkins, for visiting Cerbat Elementary School's 4th graders! Students learned about the mayor’s role and were able to ask great questions. Such a great opportunity for our students to learn more about their community and local government! 🏛️✨

Photo Credit: Olivia Tobias, Kingman Miner
2 months ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Mayor Ken Watkins
🌟 Celebrating Excellence at Manzanita Elementary 🌟

Manzanita Elementary continues their wonderful tradition of celebrating students who earned Highly Proficient or Perfect Scores on the AASA Spring State Assessments! 🎉📚

These outstanding students have their handprints proudly displayed in the school hallway—a lasting reminder of their hard work, dedication, and achievement. 👏

Congratulations to all of these amazing Dragons!
2 months ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
Manzanita Handprints
🥣 Breakfast = Fuel for Learning! 📚✨

Did you know that eating breakfast can help students start their day ready to learn? Research shows that students who eat breakfast tend to have better focus, improved behavior, and stronger academic performance. 🙌

And here’s the best part! ❤️ KUSD provides a healthy breakfast AND lunch FREE to ALL KUSD students! 🎉🍎

Let’s fuel those brains and make it a great day of learning! 💪📖
2 months ago, Kingman Unified School District No. 20
Flyer for Breakfast