School wide dodgeball tournament ended our Monday morning!
Students spent a fun Green Day session recently playing knee volleyball and log tag!
Students looked at endochondral ossification and long bone anatomy today in Advanced Anatomy!
KM SHOWCASE TOMORROW @KMHS FROM 5:30-7PM!!! THIS K-12 ENROLLMENT FAIR & COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS/NON-RESIDENTS. Please RSVP if you are able at https://forms.gle/WWntVNiXTHGWSbMu9 or feel free to drop in! Meet with administrators and staff, take a tour, and learn more about K-12 offerings! There will also be representatives from a variety of clubs, sports, and activities. This is an engaging and informational way to spend a cold evening in February, so stop by!!
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED!!! Several foreign exchange students need host families for the 25-26 school year at KMHS. We have a girl, Ines 16, from Argentina who loves movies, reading, travel, writing, horseback riding, cross country skiing and all things active and outdoors. According to Ines, "I consider myself an ambitious and brave person, and I believe that I can do anything that I put on my mind. Even if I struggle a lot, I know that eventually, I will achieve it. For me, both university and career goals are very important objectives in my life. At school, I have chosen biology related subjects, and have always been interested in being a biochemist or maybe a biotech." We also have a boy, Ludwig 16, who enjoys pop music, pets, reading, and sporting events. He plays basketball, soccer and tennis and loves American football. "I hope the program will make me more self-reliant, more flexible and that it will provide me with a more cosmopolitan outlook," said Ludwig. "After my year abroad, I will attend school for another 2 years to acquire a diploma which allows me to study at university. I would like to become a journalist." The students' families pay all expenses and provide their medical insurance. Our students speak English and want to learn about America. Please help them realize their dream, Contact Carrie asap for information at 414-899-3890 or schulzcarr@aol.com.
Recently the HS ^2 AP Seminar students completed one of their research based presentations that counts towards their AP exam!
Their exam is made up of the team project and presentation, individual essay and presentation, and a final end of course exam!
Need advice and/or want to talk through best options for your student(s) course schedule? Join us for Parent Coffee!
Join us for Confirmed Student Information Night! All students that have confirmed their HS^2 enrollment for the 2025-26 school year are requested to join us, along with their guardians, at 6:00 pm at KMHS Room 443.
Come and meet some of the HS^2 staff, start registering for courses, and have all of your questions answered.
Join us for Confirmed Student Information Night! All students that have confirmed their HS^2 enrollment for the 2025-26 school year are requested to join us, along with their guardians, at 6:00 pm at KMHS Room 443.
Come and meet some of the HS^2 staff, start registering for courses, and have all of your questions answered.
Need advice and/or want to talk through best options for your student(s) course schedule? Join us for Parent Coffee this week!
The PreAP Biology class recently completed a cell membrane bubble investigation lab!
Every month, the High School of Health Sciences recognizes students who have demonstrated leadership, community, character, academic rigor and grit. The HS^2 December students recognized are Charles D. (9) and Ava M. (11)! Congratulations to these students!!
During workshops 10 HS^2 students have been working hard to earn their Certified Nurses Assistant training at WCTC! The training includes 120 hours total with 88 hours of classroom work and 32 hours of clinical work.
We wish them luck with the last week of work!
HS^2 RECEIVES 2024 AP COMPUTER SCIENCE FEMALE DIVERSITY AWARD!
Congratulations to the High School of Health Sciences for earning College Board's AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award for expanding young women’s access to AP Computer Science Principles (CSP). The award acknowledges 1,153 schools for their work toward equal gender representation during the 2023-24 school year. HS^2 is one of only 847 schools to be recognized for achieving this important result in CSP, ONE IN SEVEN in Wisconsin!
In the Root Beer Brew-a-Thon workshop, students created their own personal root beer recipe and company. Complete with name and logo / label designs!
Winter workshops!
The other Food Fun workshop students and their charcuterie boards!
Food Fun workshop ended with charcuterie boards!
Winter workshops!
The Mini Golf workshop had students designing and printing 3D putter heads that they then put to the test in a mini golf competition!
