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Grizzly Tickets are handed out to students who are "caught" doing great things. Whether they are demonstrating kindness, respect, citizenship, or any number of awesome characteristics, being awarded a Grizzly Ticket will earn them one entry into our weekly drawing.


Weekly drawing winners get to spend the following week at the KING/QUEEN GRIZZLY lunch table. This table has the privilege of being called first to get their lunch trays and the first to be dismissed to their next class. Occasionally, King or Queen Grizzly will get to use the microphone to dismiss all the other tables, too! CONGRATULATIONS and enjoy your reign!!


*ALL Grizzly Tickets awarded since the start of the school year will be entered in a big prize drawing in May!

Thank you to Matt Bieber for supporting our students by donating this week's prizes! Mr. Bieber provided several gift cards to The Islander Bookshop!

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6TH GRADE RECESS CLUBS

Music (Wed/Thu/Fri)

Mr. Gibson


WIN (What I Need)

Mrs. Kondro


Board Games (Tue/Thu)

Ms. Doud

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G & L GROUP

Mondays

2:30 - 3:30pm

WIN Cafe

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TUTORING & HOMEWORK PROGRAM

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays

3:45 - 5:00pm

KMS Commons

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CHESS CLUB

Wednesdays

3:30 - 5:00pm

KHS Room 127

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YEARBOOK CLUB

Tuesdays

3:30 - 4:15pm

Room 217

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Wednesdays

3:30 - 4:30pm

Room 103

In math class, students have been working on calculating percents. We are going to have a review sheet given out this Monday, April 17, and due Friday, April 21, in preparation for a test on ratios and percents on April 21. After that, we will work on fraction division and then move onto geometry for the end of the year!

Students chose an endangered species to research. They will be focusing on the human impacts and solutions for this issue. They will be creating a Public Service Announcement (PSA) to spread awareness, in the form of a video, radio ad, or poster. We continue to study for the Geography Test coming up in May.

We have been talking about landforms and how they are made. This week we unpacked Hess and Wegener’s theories about Pangea, how the continents are drifting apart, and the seafloor is spreading. After testing students learned how to build a maze using graph paper. Next week we will be exploring how tectonic plates move and change the land above them.

HOW TO VOLUNTEER WITH US

1. Email volunteer@kibsd.org that you are interested in becoming a volunteer and let them know which volunteer opportunity you’re interested in.

2. Check your email for a message from Sterling Volunteers (TheAdvocates@sterlingvolunteers.com) and follow the steps in the email. If you don’t receive the email within 3 business days, please contact volunteer@kibsd.org

3. You will receive an email once your background check is complete, with instructions to visit a school site, complete a volunteer agreement form and present your ID to the secretary.

4. Start volunteering!

5. Any questions? Contact KMS Secretary Amanda Transano (Amanda.Transano@kibsd.org)

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Contact Information

Email: hnorton01@kibsd.org
Website: www.kibsd.org/kms
Location: 722 Mill Bay Road, Kodiak, AK, USA
Phone: (907) 486-7459

Heather Norton
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