Gather your friends on Saturday, November 4, and run the first ever Mushroom Cap half Marathon.

Your homeroom teachers will have all the information.

The 8th grade field hockey team defeated Patton by a score of 4-3. Baily Halsted, Maya Ranganath, Vivian Chiumento, and Genevieve Ebaugh each scored a goal in the first half for Kennett. The offense of Meredith Day, Brooke Traver, Ellie Hogan, Elise Arena, and Kaylah Butler kept the pressure on Patton. While the defense of Julianne Staudenmeyer, Corrina Kley, Gianna Wuchter, and Sarah Hetrick helped Goal Keeper Anna Tresoldi preserve the win for the Demons.es, please come to the nurse’s office now.

Show off your art skills. It is Time again for The Lions Club Peace Poster Contest. This year’s theme is “The Future Of Peace”.

Interested students can see Mrs. Uhl or Mrs. Conner for more details. Finished posters are due November 1st.

The Seventh grade field hockey team had their 5th straight win yesterday against Patton. Bridget Wells scored the goal in the first half. KMS was aggressive and gave Patton little chance to come back. Great Job by the entire team

Congratulations goes out to the KMS Cross-Country team for another round of stellar performances at Thursday’s race. The boys beat Coatesville with a score of 20-39 with lead runners Logan Piercy, Miko Davidson, Kendal Lanier, Luca Tresoldi, and Marco King holding North Brandywine and Scott Middle Schools at bay. The girls had their best performance of the season with a loss by 2 seconds. Unbelievable! It was an valiant effort to surpass the Coatesville girls at the finish line with a final score of 29-27. Hats off to Anna Jiang, Maddie Brooks, Curie Cha, Lily Steffenson, and Kaelyn Doherty with her personal best! Come stay and support the team as they face Fugett and Great Valley Middle Schools in their last home meet of the season on Monday, October 16! Hope to see you all there!

Gather your friends on Saturday, November 4, and run the first ever Mushroom Cap half Marathon.

Your homeroom teachers will have all the information.

There will be a yearbook meeting on Thursday October 19th until 3:30 in Mrs. Lozada’s room B001. This meeting will be mandatory for anyone wanting to be a part of the yearbook club this year. Please be sure to attend!

Show off your art skills. It is Time again for The Lions Club Peace Poster Contest. This year’s theme is “The Future Of Peace”.

Interested students can see Mrs. Uhl or Mrs. Conner for more details. Finished posters are due November 1st.

8th graders, it’s time to assembly our team for the documentary contest “What’s so Cool About Manufacturing.” If you’re interested in producing, writing, filming, and editing a documentary film please meet in Mr. Malkasian’s room this Thursday, October 12th during lunch. We need to assemble a team quickly to ensure that we’re able to bring home another victory for KMS.

“7th Graders stay tuned for a special video announcement regarding this year’s Adopt A Family event”

The Seventh grade field hockey team beat Fugett 5-0 yesterday. A great job by all girls. Raina Bickle, Bridget Wells, and Norah

Peterson each got a goal and Lucy Myers got two. The mid-field and defense played tough helping the goalies keep a shut out. Elizabeth Calhoun and Grace Weaver led defense and middies, Allie, Britney. Sarah and Jordan controlled the mid-field. Great job girls! Come watch tomorrow as we take on Patton at home!

The 8th grade field hockey team defeated Fugett by a score of 2 to 1. The Demons found themselves in an early one to nothing deficit. But a goal by Kaylah Butler tied the score at one. Late in the second half with the score still tied Vivian Chiomento scored to take a 2 to 1 lead. Genevieve Ebaugh and Meredith Day each had an assist. Anna Tresoldi made 7 saves and solid defense by Corrina Kley, Sarah Hetrick and Julianne Staudenmayer preserved the victory for Kennett.

Treble Choir will rehearse on Friday at 7 am this week. Permission slips are now past due. Please get them in to Mrs. Mancuso as soon as possible. This is the last week that Mrs. Mancuso will make announcements through the TV Studio. All future announcements will be posted to her REMIND group. Make sure you get signed up!

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Just a reminder breakfast is available in the cafeteria every weekday morning. Stop by for some magnificent muffins and perfect pancakes!

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Show off your art skills. It is Time again for The Lions Club Peace Poster Contest. This year’s theme is “The Future Of Peace”.

Interested students can see Mrs. Uhl or Mrs. Conner for more details. Finished posters are due November 1st.

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7th graders with Chester County Futures applications: Your applications to the Chester County Futures program are due this Friday! Don’t delay! Complete your applications and turn them into the guidance office so you can be a part of this amazing program!

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Are you interested in participating in the school Mathcounts competition? Are you interested in challenging problem solving? Are you in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade at KMS? If you said yes to these questions, ….then the KMS Mathcounts team is for you! Please see Miss Gatnarek in B207 for information.

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The 8th grade field hockey team defeated Penns Grove 1-0. Kristina Frey scored the lone goal for the Blue Demons. Anna Tresoldi made 4 saves to secure her second shut-out of the season.

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Seventh grade girls brought home another win yesterday, beating oxford 4-1.

Megan Ward, Bridgett Wells each scored a goal and Lily Lusvardi had two goals. First half goalie, Maddie Sears had a shut out.

Great job, 7thGrade! Keep up with great work!

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The 7th grade boys soccer team won are hard fought victory over Peirce Middle School yesterday. Playing strong defense for Kennett was goalie Justin Correa and center back Zach Mannices. Grant Urie and Ryan Barker played strong in the midfield, and player of the match Edwin Bedolla-Vazquez scored the only goal, giving Kennett the 1 to 0 win. Great job to the entire team!

Now over to one of our favorite teachers Ms. Conner for this weeks Noteable Quote.

Have a Great Day KMS!

Attention all LEGO Robotics members: no team meeting after school today. Repeat: there will be no LEGO Robotics team meeting today, we will see you Thursday after school for our next meeting!—

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1st FCA Huddle of the School Year will be Thurs, Oct 5th in Mr Bowlings room (B104) at 6:50am. FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The group talks about how to impact others and the world by combining sports with faith. There are inspiring talks, guest speakers, fun games and food! You do NOT have to be on a school sports team to be a part of this group. All students from all grades are welcome! Breakfast is provided (usually donuts) and it’s a great and uplifting way to start your day! Come and check it out next Thursday before school.

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Please stay tuned for a Demon’s Den Video.

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The 8th grade Writing Club will have an election for their leadership positions during lunch on Wednesday 10/4 in A207. Any Writing Club member or interested student should plan to attend Wednesday during lunch in A207.

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Attention students, faculty and staff: October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an initiative to educate people about breast cancer risks, the value of screening and early detection, and treatment. The color pink has come to symbolize breast cancer awareness. To help raise awareness Student Council will be hosting a PINK OUT. Show your support by participating in a school wide PINK OUT on Wednesday. On Wednesdays we wear PINK!

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The Seventh Grade Field Hockey Team had an impressive 3 -0 win over Lionville on Friday. The defense allowed zero shots in the first half, and the midfield and attack dominated with shots on goals against Lionville throughout both halves. Shout out to Megan Ward for her hat trick. Way to go 7th grade.

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Attention all boys and girls soccer players. Soccer players, do not forget to get your clothing orders and money turned in to Coach Saikin by this Friday, October 6th.

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The 7th grade boys soccer team defeated Avon Grove on Friday 2 to 0. Scoring for Kennett were strikers Geovanni Soto and Drew Zieg. It was a strong team effort that led to the win. The next boys soccer game is this Wednesday, away at Peirce.

Have a Great Day KMS!

Picture day is this Friday. You got a form in first period. Bring that with your fabulous smile on Friday to have your picture taken during Language Arts class.

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Tomorrow during picture day is also vision screening. If you wear glasses please make sure you bring them to school with you.

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1st FCA Huddle of the School Year will be Thurs, Oct 5th in Mr Bowlings room (B104) at 6:50am. FCA stands for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. The group talks about how to impact others and the world by combining sports with faith. There are inspiring talks, guest speakers, fun games and food! You do NOT have to be on a school sports team to be a part of this group. All students from all grades are welcome! Breakfast is provided (usually donuts) and it’s a great and uplifting way to start your day! Come and check it out next Thursday before school.

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Holiday Crafting Club: The Art Department needs help making holiday ornaments for our school’s Christmas tree display at Longwood Gardens this year! Make some ornaments for our tree and a few for yourself as well!

Holiday Crafting Club 1st meeting will be today afterschool after school at 2:40 untill 4:45.

Sign-up sheets are outside the art rooms. Contact Mrs. Uhl or Ms. Conner if you have any questions.

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8th grade students interested in participating in the all-new Writing Club should attend a lunch time meeting either today or tomorrow in Mrs. Hahn’s room, A207. Passes will be distributed in homeroom today for students who already signed up. If you did not receive a pass, but would like to learn more about the club, stop by A207.

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Remember that the first half of the marking period, Term 1 is over at the end of day TODAY. Check skyward and make sure all your work is up to date.

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Attention all LEGO Robotics team members: our next team meeting will be held in room D107 on Thursday,

September 28th. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Tomaino!

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The 7th grade boys soccer team played a tough game against Oxford yesterday, with the game ending in a 1 to 1 tie. Scoring Kennett’s only goal was Geovanni Soto. Goalie Justin Correa made several great saves, supported by strong defending from Jose Sanchez-Luna, Zach Mannices, and Reagan Pelletier.  The next boys soccer game is away this Friday against Avon Grove.

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In a total team effort, the 8th grade Field Hockey team defeated Chichester by a score of 4-0. The Blue Demons were on the attack early and often. Led by Kaylah Butler, Maya Ranganath, Sarah Hetrick, Ellie Hogan, and Meredith Day took a 2-0 lead in to half time on goals by Vivian Chiumento and Genevieve Ebaugh. Brooke Traver had two assists on the day while Kristina Frey and Gianna Wuchter helped control the middle of the field. In the second half, Baily Halstead added to the Demons lead with a break-away goal. With her second goal, Ebaugh would put the game out of reach with a blast from the top of the circle on a penalty corner, making the score 4-0. Excellent play from the defense of Corrina Kley, Julianne Staudenmeyer, and Elise Arena, Anna Tresoldi made 4 saves to earn her first shutout of the season. Way to go Kennett!

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Please stay tuned for this week’s noteable quote with the world famous Ms. Levi.

Have a Great Day KMS!