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Black Mountain Schools elementary students were given the opportunity to hear from Ms. Cressi Brown of Southern Arizona Reptile Rescue & Education as she shared some amazing facts about her reptiles.
During the session, students gained knowledge about snakes, lizards, turtles, bearded dragons, frogs, geckos, and other reptiles. At the end, all of the students had the opportunity to touch the reptiles! 🐍🦎🐢
⭐A huge shoutout to her for bringing the reptile party to our school and sparking some serious reptile love among our students!⭐
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Let’s give one more round of applause to the talented members of the Black Mountain Schools, Hualapai Elementary School, Mount Tipton Elementary School, White Cliffs Middle School and Lee Williams High School Choirs. Their performance during Wednesday’s KUSD Choral Festival was inspirational. The concert included a special appearance of Ed, the Invisible Dragon. Take a bow, Talented Musicians 👏 👏
You are invited to the our school's Spelling Bee competition. Please see the flyer below.
Black Mountain presents Mary Poppins Jr on May 4, 2024 at 2pm
Doors will open at Black Mountain School at 1:30pm and the show will start promptly at 2:00pm.
Tickets are $1 for children and $5 for adults.
Join our district's talented vocalists this week for the nearly 40-year tradition of KUSD Choral Festivals. Singers grades 3-12 will come together in song to celebrate music and their passion. Both festival performances are free and open to the public.
Hi Parents,
Our annual field day is coming up and we are asking for donations of the following items (please see flyer) Thank you for your continued support!
Black Mountain Students at KHS performing Disneys Mary Poppins!! Go Panthers!!!
It was another dynamic evening filled with incredible music during the Kingman Unified School District No. 20 Band Festival hosted by White Cliffs Middle School. Congratulations to the talented members of the Black Mountain Schools, Desert Willow Elementary School, Hualapai Elementary School, White Cliffs Middle School and Lee Williams High School Bands. Such passion and devotion to their musical art form.
Take another bow, KUSD musicians. Bravo!
Lee Williams High School 's Hispanic Student Union Club is hosting their annual Cinco de Mayo event on May 3rd from 5pm to 8:30pm in their school cafeteria and commons area (400 Grandview Ave.).
Mrs. Hill's students have a lot of exciting things happening at this event and they want to make sure the entire community is invited to have the opportunity to come and enjoy the festivities. They will have piñatas, food vendors, various LWHS Clubs will be there representing their clubs, a learning center full of games, activities and opportunities to win prizes. Merengue dance lessons and a dance competition among many other fun activities for families of all ages to enjoy.
This is a FREE event. The only thing that costs money is the food being sold, as well as $5.00 wristbands to play unlimited games and activities to win prizes.
We greatly appreciate your help and support!
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Thank You Mrs. Snell and Mrs. Upton from KASRA (Kingman Area School Retiree Association) for the gift of snacks for the BMS teachers!!!
Please read for the most updated information on our school's schedule due to the water leak. We appreciate your understanding and hope to get this corrected as soon as possible.
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND: Project Karts, brought to you by Lee Williams High School CTE in collaboration with 21st CCLC. Classes will start on Monday, April 8th during after school programming. Available for 5-8 graders. Students will get a glimpse of a variety of the Career and Technical Education programs available to students in high school including Auto, Fire, Law & Public Safety, etc. Sign up through 21st CCLC to participate.
Hi KUSD Families and Community,
Do you have a student that is ready to start Kindergarten for the 2024-2025 school year?
If so, mark your calendars! On May 2nd, between 5-7pm KUSD will be holding our Kindergarten Round-Up. We will also be offering classroom tours and activities!
Please join us at your zoned school. Onsite registration will be available for those with their student's birth certificate, current immunization records, and proof of residency.
KUSD would like to welcome everyone back from Spring Break. 🌼 We hope all of our staff, students and their families had a restful and fun break.
Parents of students in Kindergarten to 4th grade:
The following textbooks are on display for public review until the Board Meeting on May 14, 2024 at 4:30 pm:
▪Grades K-2: iReady Magnetic Reading Foundations
▪Grades 3-5: iReady Magnetic Reading
These books are being considered for adoption to be used beginning with school year 2024-2025. Parents and anyone in the public is welcome to view them at 3033 MacDonald Avenue.
Its time for Spring Break!!! 🌻🌷
We hope everyone enjoys their break and we will see you all on March 25, 2024!
School Bus Driver Appreciation Day is celebrated every 22nd of February each year. 🚌
We would like to thank all of our wonderful school bus drivers we have here at Kingman Unified School District! They work day in and day out to safely get our students not only to school, but to field trips, and sporting events. We appreciate you all! Thank you! ❤
