Artificial Intelligence is already part of your child’s world — from homework help to social media to everyday apps. In this Parent U session, families will learn the basics of how AI works, how students are using it, and what it means for learning in today’s classrooms. We’ll discuss responsible use, academic integrity, privacy considerations, and practical ways parents can guide productive conversations at home. You’ll leave with simple, actionable strategies to help your child navigate AI confidently and wisely. This will be a Zoom Webinar. RSVP here

Our Spring benchmark (mock) testing begins next week. To provide students with a focused testing environment, we will operate on an adjusted bell schedule. These assessments may be graded. Individual teachers will share details about how the grade will be applied in their classes.

Mock Testing Bell Schedule – Click Here

Student & staff safety is our top priority. Please review our Campus Safety & Security Plan and discuss safety tips & reminders with your student. Staff & students will engage in campus safety drills, practice safety protocols, and participate in important safety discussions throughout the school year.

See Something, Say Something! iHelp is an anonymous tip line for students, parents, and staff to anonymously share tips that relate to the safety of our school and students. Students can access iHelp in MyHumble or by downloading the app. See the district iHelp webpage for more information.

It is mandatory for all students to wear their school-issued ID cards visibly at all times while on school premises. This policy is designed to enhance the safety & security of our students and staff, while also streamlining various administrative processes within the school. We kindly request your support & cooperation in ensuring that your child wears their ID card visibly every day. If your child misplaces their ID card, they will need to purchase a temporary ID for $1 or a new ID for $5. Payments can be made at this link using Revtrack: bit.ly/KMSBadges.