Mr. Head's 2nd grade class had fun with their activity books for Ag Week.




Around 36,000 students state-wide and from southwest Iowa participated in the 2026 Spelling Bee. 66 participants qualified for the regional Bee in Omaha last Saturday. Our Longhorn, Taryn Rohaley, narrowly missed the top 9 seats for the oral spelling rounds to secure a chance at Scripps National Spelling Bee. She placed in the top 35 and better.
Thank you for representing KPS with your spelling abilities! That is certainly something to be proud about!

Mrs. Mekelburg's 2nd grade class enjoyed their activity books for Ag week.

Wow! Mary Lynch's family and friends have surpassed all Book Blast expectations. Because of your generosity, 1,303 books will be going home with students in the next few weeks, and 7 teachers earned $100 shopping sprees for their classrooms.
"A book is a gift you can open again and again." — Garrison Keillor
Thank you for giving this gift to our students.
"A book is a gift you can open again and again." — Garrison Keillor
Thank you for giving this gift to our students.

More Ag week stuff from first grade! 🌾




For Morning Work, 1st grade got an awesome coloring sheet for Ag Week, including the rare strawberry, banana, and blueberry cow! 🐄




Mr. Head's 2nd grade studied the different uses of soybeans today for Ag Week.


During Ag Week, Mrs. Mekelburg's 2nd grade class studied the different uses of soy beans.


Today, Kindergarten got a very special visitor - a sweet bucket calf joined us right on the school lawn! 🐄 The highlight of the morning? Getting to watch (and help) feed the calf a bottle! Lots of smiles, giggles, and wide-eyed moments...especially because of the calf slobber! 😂 A big thank you to the Hottell family for the opportunity to make these connections with the impact of agricultural in our everyday lives! ❤️










Today, in Reading, we are learning about how a seed grows! Since it is Ag Week, we decided to plant some of our own! 💚🫛




CONGRATS on REACHING 12.1 & 13.5 READING LEVELS. This indicates Proficiency: student is beyond K-12 foundational requirements & is practicing at a post-secondary level of literacy; High Complexity: successfully comprehends academic/professional texts with sophisticated vocab & complex structures; and Adaptive Growth: student consistently demonstrates high accuracy & fluency in advanced texts. WAY TO GO! Karsyn C, CeCe M, Connor M, Miles A, Lincoln B, Chris J, Paige F, & (Not Pictured: Parker F, Cameron M, Noley B, Lane C, Andrew H, & Evan M).


Mrs. Mekelburg's class lived looking through the recipes during Ag Week.

Mr. Head's class enjoyed the cookbook provided during this year's Ag Week.

Congratulations to our Girls and Boys SPVA All Conference Selections for Basketball: Lincoln Behrend, Braxton Miller, Ryker Behrend, Addy Olsen, JaLeigh Bohac


Sophomores in Computer Science are working hard to learn different coding languages. Currently, they are working with HTML. After stretching their brains, a break is necessary.


ELITE activity today:
Art Club - Easter bunny direct drawing and watercolor painting.🐰🎨


Mr. Head's 2nd grade class learned about the different uses of corn during Ag Week.


During Ag Week, Mrs. Mekelburg's class learned about the different uses of corn.


On Monday morning, the Kindergarten classes were thrilled to welcome the JAG students from the High School. 😊Together, they created leprechaun traps!!! 🌈 Unfortunately, the leprechaun's little legs got tangled in our traps!! Much to our dismay, those sneaky fellows caused great mischief inside of the classrooms!!! 🫣They may have escaped, but they still had to leave behind their GOLD!! 💰Better luck next year!!!🍀





First grade started our Ag week activities today with Cows Can Moo Can You? 💚


