KHMS News October 3

10/03/25

Feeding America
A heartfelt thank you to the amazing group of students, MS Parent Group and staff (and spouses) who volunteered at the Feeding America Truck event. Your hard work and kindness made such a difference! We had a wonderful turnout and were able to provide food boxes to nearly 100 families in our community. 💙 What an incredible way to come together and support those around us. The Feeding America truck visits Alpine Elementary each month, and we are so grateful for everyone who helps make this possible.

KHMS Clubs
Trading card club has started if your student is interested in joining. Please watch your emails to see if club to canceled. Board 

Game Club Volunteers - Volunteer Sign-Up

The club will begin on Tuesday, October 21st and will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays during lunch — as long as we have a volunteer available to supervise. Any questions - please reach out to Jen Breen jbreen@khps.org

Athletic Fundraiser & McDonald's
On Tuesday, October 21, use the McDonald's App and 20% all mobile order and pay sales will be donated to Kenowa Hills High School. Select the 2652 Alpine Ave or 3030 Walker Ave McDonald's to place and pick up the order at the restaurant.

Paper Gator Recycling
By recycling your paper, you help us earn funds that support student and staff activities! You can find the Paper Gator conveniently located at the rear of the building. Thank you for your support!

MSPG - Save the Date!
Join us for the Griffins game on Friday, November 14, at 7:00 p.m. More details will be coming soon! This event is a fundraiser for the MSPG, and it’s a great way to show our support for this wonderful parent group that does so much for our school community. 

  • Our next meeting is Thursday, October 16 at 5:30 pm.
  • Michigan vs Michigan State Coin Wars are coming - Oct. 20-24
  • Uccello's (Standale) Fundraiser - Oct. 30 from 4-8 pm (Dine in or Take out)

If you’d like to help the MSPG provide dinner for our teachers during Conference Week, please sign up using the link below. Your generosity and support are greatly appreciated— thank you for helping us take care of our teachers! October 21 Conference Dinner SignUpGenius

Academy of Dance Arts - Learn more and Register

Middle School Lifting
Middle School lifting will be every Tuesday and Friday mornings from 6:45am - 7:30am if you have questions please reach out to Jordyn at jboitos@khps.org.

The Knights' Table is SET! 
Middle & High School students eat FREE meals M-TH after school in the KHMS & KHHS cafeterias, before your busy evening activities! Open to all enrolled secondary students, starts 9/8.

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.

Santa Claus Girls
For more than 116 years, Santa Claus Girls have worked to make sure that no child age 12 years or under in Kent County goes without a gift at Christmas. If your family is in need of help to provide for your children this Christmas, consider registering at santaclausgirls.org. Registration for the 2025 season begins September 1, 2025. santaclausgirls.org

OLDER INFORMATION

Parent Drop-off & Parking Procedure
Do not park in the center of the lot, as students are crossing in front of traffic, creating an unsafe situation. Thank you for helping keep our students safe! Please follow the flow of traffic by filling in the two lines around the loop marked by the purple line in the picture, merging into a single line at the end to exit the loop. If you are a "drop and go," please use the inside lane. If you are waiting for the doors to open (at 7:20), please use the outside lane. Students will be entering the building through Door #28, which is also marked in purple.

Please do not use the front lot by the main office for student drop-off or pick-up at the beginning or end of the school day. This lot is reserved for families who need to come into the office. Thank you for helping us keep traffic flowing safely and smoothly for everyone!

Reporting Absences, Late Arrivals, and Early Dismissals
If your student will be late or absent, please notify the school as soon as possible. You can call the main office at 616-785-3225 and press option [insert number], or email us at attendance@khps.org. If your student needs to leave early for an appointment, please contact the office by phone or email in advance. To minimize disruptions to classroom instruction, we will call students down during passing time whenever possible. Thank you for helping us keep the school day running smoothly!

School Safety Update
As part of our ongoing commitment to creating safe learning environments, we will be implementing the Raptor Visitor Management System beginning this school year. This system replaces our paper sign-in process and will allow us to more effectively track visitors, volunteers, and other guests on campus. The check-in process involves scanning a government-issued ID, which provides real-time screening against public sex offender databases and ensures accurate visitor records. Approved visitors will receive a printed sticker with their photo, name, and date. Please note that all volunteers will also need to have a background check completed by the district. Please visit the front office with your photo ID to begin this annual process.

2025-2026 Cell Phone Update
At Kenowa Hills Middle School, students are expected to keep their cell phones in their lockers all day every day from (7:40am - 2:37pm) -no exceptions. This policy isn’t just a rule; it’s based on research, shared values, and our commitment to helping students stay focused and succeed. When schools and families work together, great things happen for kids! We encourage you to talk with your child at home about the why behind this policy. It’s not about punishment—it’s about protecting their time, attention, and potential. Thanks so much for your continued support as we work to create a safe, focused, and empowering environment for all our students!

Athletics
To be cleared for tryouts or practice on the first day, all athletes must have a current sports physical dated after April 15, 2025 uploaded to FinalForms. Participation fees can also be paid online through FinalForms prior to the start of each sports season. If you haven’t registered yet, please visit FinalForms to create your account, add your student(s), and complete all required forms. This must be done before the start of your student’s sport season to ensure they’re eligible to participate. Thank you for helping us keep things running smoothly—we’re looking forward to a great season!

Kenowa Hills Middle School Sports by Season
🍂 Fall Sports
Co-Ed Cross Country – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Girls Volleyball – Grades 7 & 8
❄️ Winter Sports
Boys Basketball – Grades 7 & 8
Co-Ed Swim & Dive – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Co-Ed Wrestling – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Girls Basketball – Grades 7 & 8
Competitive Cheer – Grades 7 & 8
Dance – Grades 6, 7 & 8
🌸 Spring Sports
Boys Lacrosse – Grades 7 & 8
Co-Ed Track & Field – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Co-Ed Tennis – Grades 6, 7 & 8

Zinser Elementary News October 3

10/03/25

Watch D.O.G.S Kick-Off
Join us for a kick-off meeting and free pizza on October 6th at 6:30 pm. Watch D.O.G.S is a nationwide program that encourages dads, grandfathers, uncles, and other father figures to get involved at school. When someone signs up to be a Watch D.O.G., they spend a school day volunteering and supporting students and staff. A Watch D.O.G. might greet students as they arrive, help in classrooms, read with kids, assist in the lunchroom, play at recess, or just be a positive role model throughout the day. The goal is simple: increase family engagement, provide extra encouragement for students, and help create a safe, supportive school environment.

Zinser Winter Concerts - Save the Dates

  • Tuesday, December 9th: Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd Grades
  • Tuesday, February 10th: 3rd, 4th, & 5th Grades
  • Concerts will be in the evening with various start times for each grade ranging from 5:30-7:30 pm.

Family Council News
Get ready to unleash your reading powers—Zinser’s Read-A-Thon launches on Monday, October 6! This action-packed event is all about getting students excited to read while raising heroic funds for our school. From classroom supplies to field trips and special events, every dollar supports our Zinser community. Be sure to register at MyBooster.com when registration opens on October 6 to track those reading minutes, and stay tuned for chances to win super prizes!

  • Please sign up to receive Zinser Family Council updates for the 2025-2026 school year, as we will start a fresh contact list soon!
  • Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 15 at 6:30. Childcare will be provided.
  • Popcorn Fridays will be kicking off in September. We will host one popcorn Friday a month this year, but we can't do it without our parent volunteers! If you are able to help, please visit the sign-up link and add your name. As a reminder, you will need to have a background check on file with the front office two weeks in advance. This must be completed every school year.
  • Zinser Family Council now has VENMO for donations! Our account is @ZinserFamilyCouncil

Zinser Book Fair
We need your help! Our first Bookfair of the year is coming up. It will run from Tuesday, October 21, to Friday, October 24. If you are able to volunteer to help with this great event, please visit the link to sign up.

Book Fair Hours:
Tuesday, October 21: 8:45 am to 7 pm during parent-teacher conferences
Wednesday, October 22: 8:45 am to 4 pm
Thursday, October 23: 8:45 am to 4 pm
Friday, October 24: 8:45 am to 3 pm during parent-teacher conferences
*Parents will not be permitted to enter the book fair during school hours.
Feel free to shop after dismissal at 3:37.

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.

Positive Teacher/Staff Referrals
At Zinser we promote kindness and appreciation as we CARE for each other. Parents, we want YOU to recognize teachers and staff for the amazing job they are doing. Please send me your message by email bjohnston@khps.org so I can visit the classroom and share your kind words of appreciation with the deserving staff member.

Panko, Zinser Therapy Dog
Would you like to help support Panko, our facility dog? If so, here is an Amazon Wish List with some of the things he needs! Thank you!

Santa Claus Girls
For more than 116 years, Santa Claus Girls have worked to make sure that no child age 12 years or under in Kent County goes without a gift at Christmas. If your family is in need of help to provide for your children this Christmas, consider registering at santaclausgirls.org. Registration for the 2025 season begins September 1, 2025. santaclausgirls.org

KH Youth Wrestling Club
Grades K-5th. Season begins on Nov. 18 and runs through Mar. 12 and costs $85 plus $20 MyWay Membership. All experience levels welcome! Practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00-7:30 pm in the KHHS Wrestling Room. Register at kenowahillsyouthsports.org. Questions, contact KnightsWrestlingClubGR@gmail.com

KHVDT Dance Clinic - K-5th Grade
Saturday, September 27th from 1:00-4:00 pm at Central Elementary. $30 Registration includes a t-shirt.

Academy of Dance Arts - Learn more and Register

OLDER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Drop-off/Pick-up
Please see the attached images of our Parking Lot and Neighborhood Map to help make drop-off and pick-up as safe and smooth as possible. 

KHHS News October 3

10/03/25

FAFSA Knight
Join us on Tuesday, October 21, from 4 pm-7:30 pm (during conferences) for a special event with GVSU Office of Financial Aid to answer questions and support families with the FAFSA process.

FAFSA in OPEN
The 2026-27 is Officially Open! Get started today at https://studentaid.gov/

Knight Time Classic - Oct. 11
Support your KHHS Marching Band on Saturday, October 11 in the Knight Stadium as they host the 38th Annual Knight Time Classic with bands from around the state.

Athletic Fundraiser & McDonald's
On Tuesday, October 21, use the McDonald's App and 20% all mobile order and pay sales will be donated to Kenowa Hills High School. Select the 2652 Alpine Ave or 3030 Walker Ave McDonald's to place and pick up the order at the restaurant.

KHHS Dress Drive
Do you have old formal wear taking up space in the closet? Kenowa Hills is looking for gently used formal wear to donate to students when they are in need. Donations can be dropped off in the Student Services Office during school hours, or contact Lauren Kramer lkramer@khps.org, with any questions.

Walker Mayor's Youth Academy
Applications are now open for the Mayor's Youth Academy! We're seeking motivated high school juniors and seniors who want to make a real impact in our community.

Mario Kart Tournament - October 18 
Join us for a fun day of gaming at the Kent County Cup - Mario Kart 8 Esports Tournament! Date and Time: October 18 - Doors open at 9 a.m. Location: Kent Career Tech Center, 1655 E. Beltline NE in Grand Rapids Competitors: 9th-12 graders in the Kent ISD service area. We have room for 64 players! Cost: $5 for individual play. Concessions will be available. Registration is now open until Oct. 14.

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.

OLDER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Attendance
If your student is going to be absent, late, or leave early, please call the attendance line at 616-784-2400, prompt 1 or you can email us at hsattendance@khps.org

New Raptor Visitor Management System
As part of our ongoing commitment to providing safe and secure learning environments, we are excited to announce the implementation of the Raptor Visitor Management System beginning this school year. This new system will replace our traditional paper sign-in process and provide a more effective way to monitor and track visitors, volunteers, and guests on campus.

When visiting our school, guests will check in at the front office by presenting a government-issued photo ID. The Raptor system will:

  • Instantly screen IDs against public sex offender databases.
  • Maintain an accurate and secure record of all campus visitors.
  • Print a visitor badge with the guest’s name, photo, and date for easy identification while on school grounds.

For those wishing to volunteer, please remember that a district background check is required annually in addition to the Raptor sign-in process. To begin this step, simply bring your photo ID to the front office.

We appreciate your support in helping us strengthen campus safety. With your partnership, we can ensure a safe learning environment for every student. 

KHMS News September 26

09/26/25

6th Grade Camp Parent Meeting Announcement
There will be a Parent Meeting for all 6th grade families regarding 6th Grade Camp on:
Monday, September 29 5:00 PM in the Middle School LGI
A Chaperone Meeting will immediately follow the Parent Meeting for those interested in volunteering. If you are unable to attend in person, you may join us virtually via Google Meet: Video call link: https://meet.google.com/upb-nngx-fwg
Dial-in (US): +1 929-399-7679
PIN: 412 816 071#
More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/upb-nngx-fwg?
pin=9560831623626
We hope to see you there!

Paper Gator Recycling
By recycling your paper, you help us earn funds that support student and staff activities! You can find the Paper Gator conveniently located at the rear of the building. Thank you for your support!

Count Day
October 1 is Count Day, an important day when schools across the state record student attendance. It is essential that students are present for the full day in order to be counted. We kindly ask that you avoid scheduling appointments for your child on this day whenever possible. Having all of our students in attendance makes a big difference for our school. Thank you for your support and partnership!

MSPG - Save the Date!
Join us for the Griffins game on Friday, November 14 at 7:00 p.m. More details will be coming soon! This event is a fundraiser for the MSPG, and it’s a great way to show our support for this wonderful parent group that does so much for our school community. Our next meeting is Thursday, October 16 at 5:30 pm.

If you’d like to help the MSPG provide dinner for our teachers during Conference Week, please sign up using the link below. Your generosity and support are greatly
appreciated—thank you for helping us take care of our teachers! October 21 Conference Dinner SignUpGenius

Middle School Band Performance
Next Friday, October 3, our 7th and 8th grade band students will be joining the high school marching band to perform during halftime at the football game! 🎶🏈 Let’s come out and cheer them on—what a great opportunity to support our Middle School Band and celebrate their hard work!

Academy of Dance Arts - Learn more and Register

Middle School Lifting
Middle School lifting will be every Tuesday and Friday mornings from 6:45am - 7:30am if you have questions please reach out to Jordyn at jboitos@khps.org.

The Knights' Table is SET! 
Middle & High School students eat FREE meals M-TH after school in the KHMS & KHHS cafeterias, before your busy evening activities! Open to all enrolled secondary students, starts 9/8.

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.Santa Claus Girls
For more than 116 years, Santa Claus Girls have worked to make sure that no child age 12 years or under in Kent County goes without a gift at Christmas. If your family is in need of help to provide for your children this Christmas, consider registering at santaclausgirls.org. Registration for the 2025 season begins September 1, 2025. santaclausgirls.org

OLDER INFORMATION

Parent Drop-off & Parking Procedure
Do not park in the center of the lot, as students are crossing in front of traffic, creating an unsafe situation. Thank you for helping keep our students safe! Please follow the flow of traffic by filling in the two lines around the loop marked by the purple line in the picture, merging into a single line at the end to exit the loop. If you are a "drop and go," please use the inside lane. If you are waiting for the doors to open (at 7:20), please use the outside lane. Students will be entering the building through Door #28, which is also marked in purple.

Please do not use the front lot by the main office for student drop-off or pick-up at the beginning or end of the school day. This lot is reserved for families who need to come into the office. Thank you for helping us keep traffic flowing safely and smoothly for everyone!

Reporting Absences, Late Arrivals, and Early Dismissals
If your student will be late or absent, please notify the school as soon as possible. You can call the main office at 616-785-3225 and press option [insert number], or email us at attendance@khps.org. If your student needs to leave early for an appointment, please contact the office by phone or email in advance. To minimize disruptions to classroom instruction, we will call students down during passing time whenever possible. Thank you for helping us keep the school day running smoothly!

School Safety Update
As part of our ongoing commitment to creating safe learning environments, we will be implementing the Raptor Visitor Management System beginning this school year. This system replaces our paper sign-in process and will allow us to more effectively track visitors, volunteers, and other guests on campus. The check-in process involves scanning a government-issued ID, which provides real-time screening against public sex offender databases and ensures accurate visitor records. Approved visitors will receive a printed sticker with their photo, name, and date. Please note that all volunteers will also need to have a background check completed by the district. Please visit the front office with your photo ID to begin this annual process.

2025-2026 Cell Phone Update
At Kenowa Hills Middle School, students are expected to keep their cell phones in their lockers all day every day from (7:40am - 2:37pm) -no exceptions. This policy isn’t just a rule; it’s based on research, shared values, and our commitment to helping students stay focused and succeed. When schools and families work together, great things happen for kids! We encourage you to talk with your child at home about the why behind this policy. It’s not about punishment—it’s about protecting their time, attention, and potential. Thanks so much for your continued support as we work to create a safe, focused, and empowering environment for all our students!

Athletics
To be cleared for tryouts or practice on the first day, all athletes must have a current sports physical dated after April 15, 2025 uploaded to FinalForms. Participation fees can also be paid online through FinalForms prior to the start of each sports season. If you haven’t registered yet, please visit FinalForms to create your account, add your student(s), and complete all required forms. This must be done before the start of your student’s sport season to ensure they’re eligible to participate. Thank you for helping us keep things running smoothly—we’re looking forward to a great season!

Kenowa Hills Middle School Sports by Season
🍂 Fall Sports
Co-Ed Cross Country – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Girls Volleyball – Grades 7 & 8
❄️ Winter Sports
Boys Basketball – Grades 7 & 8
Co-Ed Swim & Dive – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Co-Ed Wrestling – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Girls Basketball – Grades 7 & 8
Competitive Cheer – Grades 7 & 8
Dance – Grades 6, 7 & 8
🌸 Spring Sports
Boys Lacrosse – Grades 7 & 8
Co-Ed Track & Field – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Co-Ed Tennis – Grades 6, 7 & 8

Zinser Elementary News September 26

09/26/25

Watch D.O.G.S Kick-Off
Join us for a kick-off meeting and free pizza on October 6th at 6:30 pm. Watch D.O.G.S is a nationwide program that encourages dads, grandfathers, uncles, and other father figures to get involved at school. When someone signs up to be a Watch D.O.G., they spend a school day volunteering and supporting students and staff. A Watch D.O.G. might greet students as they arrive, help in classrooms, read with kids, assist in the lunchroom, play at recess, or just be a positive role model throughout the day. The goal is simple: increase family engagement, provide extra encouragement for students, and help create a safe, supportive school environment.

Family Council News
Get ready to unleash your reading powers—Zinser’s Read-A-Thon launches on Monday, October 6! This action-packed event is all about getting students excited to read while raising heroic funds for our school. From classroom supplies to field trips and special events, every dollar supports our Zinser community. Be sure to register at MyBooster.com when registration opens on October 6 to track those reading minutes, and stay tuned for chances to win super prizes!

  • Please sign up to receive Zinser Family Council updates for the 2025-2026 school year, as we will start a fresh contact list soon!
  • Our next meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 15 at 6:30. Childcare will be provided.
  • Popcorn Fridays will be kicking off in September. We will host one popcorn Friday a month this year, but we can't do it without our parent volunteers! If you are able to help, please visit the sign-up link and add your name. As a reminder, you will need to have a background check on file with the front office two weeks in advance. This must be completed every school year.
  • Zinser Family Council now has VENMO for donations! Our account is @ZinserFamilyCouncil

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.

Positive Teacher/Staff Referrals
At Zinser we promote kindness and appreciation as we CARE for each other. Parents, we want YOU to recognize teachers and staff for the amazing job they are doing. Please send me your message by email bjohnston@khps.org so I can visit the classroom and share your kind words of appreciation with the deserving staff member.

Panko, Zinser Therapy Dog
Would you like to help support Panko, our facility dog? If so, here is an Amazon Wish List with some of the things he needs! Thank you!

Santa Claus Girls
For more than 116 years, Santa Claus Girls have worked to make sure that no child age 12 years or under in Kent County goes without a gift at Christmas. If your family is in need of help to provide for your children this Christmas, consider registering at santaclausgirls.org. Registration for the 2025 season begins September 1, 2025. santaclausgirls.org

KH Youth Wrestling Club
Grades K-5th. Season begins on Nov. 18 and runs through Mar. 12 and costs $85 plus $20 MyWay Membership. All experience levels welcome! Practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:00-7:30 pm in the KHHS Wrestling Room. Register at kenowahillsyouthsports.org. Questions, contact KnightsWrestlingClubGR@gmail.com

KHVDT Dance Clinic - K-5th Grade
Saturday, September 27th from 1:00-4:00 pm at Central Elementary. $30 Registration includes a t-shirt.

Academy of Dance Arts - Learn more and Register

OLDER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Drop-off/Pick-up
Please see the attached images of our Parking Lot and Neighborhood Map to help make drop-off and pick-up as safe and smooth as possible. 

KHHS News September 26

09/26/25

KHHS Dress Drive
Do you have old formal wear taking up space in the closet? Kenowa Hills is looking for gently used formal wear to donate to students when they are in need. Donations can be dropped off in the Student Services Office during school hours, or contact Lauren Kramer lkramer@khps.org, with any questions.

Walker Mayor's Youth Academy
Applications are now open for the Mayor's Youth Academy! We're seeking motivated high school juniors and seniors who want to make a real impact in our community.

Mario Kart Tournament - October 18 
Join us for a fun day of gaming at the Kent County Cup - Mario Kart 8 Esports Tournament! Date and Time: October 18 - Doors open at 9 a.m. Location: Kent Career Tech Center, 1655 E. Beltline NE in Grand Rapids Competitors: 9th-12 graders in the Kent ISD service area. We have room for 64 players! Cost: $5 for individual play. Concessions will be available. Registration is now open until Oct. 14.

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.

FAFSA
The 2026-27 is Officially Open! Get started today at https://studentaid.gov/

OLDER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Attendance
If your student is going to be absent, late, or leave early, please call the attendance line at 616-784-2400, prompt 1 or you can email us at hsattendance@khps.org

New Raptor Visitor Management System
As part of our ongoing commitment to providing safe and secure learning environments, we are excited to announce the implementation of the Raptor Visitor Management System beginning this school year. This new system will replace our traditional paper sign-in process and provide a more effective way to monitor and track visitors, volunteers, and guests on campus.

When visiting our school, guests will check in at the front office by presenting a government-issued photo ID. The Raptor system will:

  • Instantly screen IDs against public sex offender databases.
  • Maintain an accurate and secure record of all campus visitors.
  • Print a visitor badge with the guest’s name, photo, and date for easy identification while on school grounds.

For those wishing to volunteer, please remember that a district background check is required annually in addition to the Raptor sign-in process. To begin this step, simply bring your photo ID to the front office.

We appreciate your support in helping us strengthen campus safety. With your partnership, we can ensure a safe learning environment for every student. 

KHMS News September 19

09/19/25

Public Hearing – Wellness Policy Revisions
Kenowa Hills Public Schools will hold a public hearing to review proposed revisions to the District’s Wellness Policy. Parents and community members are invited to attend and share input.
Date: Monday, September 22, 2025
Time: 5:40 PM
Location: KHMS LGI/Media Center, 3950 Hendershot NW, Grand Rapids
Comments may also be shared during the Board of Education meeting immediately following the hearing.

Picture Retakes - SEPTEMBER 26, 2025.
All students should have their picture taken! If a student had their photo taken at registration but is not satisfied with it, please bring the original photo with you on retake day.

Count Day
October 1 is Count Day, an important day when schools across the state record student attendance. It is essential that students are present for the full day in order to be counted. We kindly ask that you avoid scheduling appointments for your child on this day whenever possible. Having all of our students in attendance makes a big difference for our school. Thank you for your support and partnership!

MSPG - Save the Date!
Join us for the Griffins game on Friday, November 14 at 7:00 p.m. More details will be coming soon! This event is a fundraiser for the MSPG, and it’s a great way to show our support for this wonderful parent group that does so much for
our school community. Let’s come together and cheer on the Griffins while supporting MSPG! The MSPG is off to a fantastic start this year! They kicked things off by hosting the Cornhole Tournament and will soon be providing our teachers with a meal during conferences. We are so grateful for their support!

Middle School Lifting
Middle School lifting will be every Tuesday and Friday mornings from 6:45am - 7:30am if you have questions please reach out to Jordyn at jboitos@khps.org.

6th Grade Camp
6th Grade Camp packets went home with students today. Please review the information with your child. Completed forms and payment are due by September 26, 2025, and can be turned in to Mrs. Plants in Room 16.

School Phone Number
Please store the Middle School phone number in your phone. It was brought to our attention that sometimes our number shows up as “POTENTIAL SPAM” Our number is (616) 785-3225.

Kent County Flame of Hope 5K Run/Walk & 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk
Saturday, September 27th - Check-in begins at 9 am, Race at 10 am
Millennium Park in Walker
Registration includes shirt and medal ($10 Dog registration)
Your support empowers incredible athletes across Michigan who compete year-round for Special Olympics Michigan, at no cost to them. Together, we can inspire change and make a difference!
Register Now!

The Knights' Table is SET! 
Middle & High School students eat FREE meals M-TH after school in the KHMS & KHHS cafeterias, before your busy evening activities! Open to all enrolled secondary students, starts 9/8.

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.Santa Claus Girls
For more than 116 years, Santa Claus Girls have worked to make sure that no child age 12 years or under in Kent County goes without a gift at Christmas. If your family is in need of help to provide for your children this Christmas, consider registering at santaclausgirls.org. Registration for the 2025 season begins September 1, 2025. santaclausgirls.org

OLDER INFORMATION

Parent Drop-off & Parking Procedure
Do not park in the center of the lot, as students are crossing in front of traffic, creating an unsafe situation. Thank you for helping keep our students safe! Please follow the flow of traffic by filling in the two lines around the loop marked by the purple line in the picture, merging into a single line at the end to exit the loop. If you are a "drop and go," please use the inside lane. If you are waiting for the doors to open (at 7:20), please use the outside lane. Students will be entering the building through Door #28, which is also marked in purple.

Please do not use the front lot by the main office for student drop-off or pick-up at the beginning or end of the school day. This lot is reserved for families who need to come into the office. Thank you for helping us keep traffic flowing safely and smoothly for everyone!

Reporting Absences, Late Arrivals, and Early Dismissals
If your student will be late or absent, please notify the school as soon as possible. You can call the main office at 616-785-3225 and press option [insert number], or email us at attendance@khps.org. If your student needs to leave early for an appointment, please contact the office by phone or email in advance. To minimize disruptions to classroom instruction, we will call students down during passing time whenever possible. Thank you for helping us keep the school day running smoothly!

School Safety Update
As part of our ongoing commitment to creating safe learning environments, we will be implementing the Raptor Visitor Management System beginning this school year. This system replaces our paper sign-in process and will allow us to more effectively track visitors, volunteers, and other guests on campus. The check-in process involves scanning a government-issued ID, which provides real-time screening against public sex offender databases and ensures accurate visitor records. Approved visitors will receive a printed sticker with their photo, name, and date. Please note that all volunteers will also need to have a background check completed by the district. Please visit the front office with your photo ID to begin this annual process.

2025-2026 Cell Phone Update
At Kenowa Hills Middle School, students are expected to keep their cell phones in their lockers all day every day from (7:40am - 2:37pm) -no exceptions. This policy isn’t just a rule; it’s based on research, shared values, and our commitment to helping students stay focused and succeed. When schools and families work together, great things happen for kids! We encourage you to talk with your child at home about the why behind this policy. It’s not about punishment—it’s about protecting their time, attention, and potential. Thanks so much for your continued support as we work to create a safe, focused, and empowering environment for all our students!

Athletics
To be cleared for tryouts or practice on the first day, all athletes must have a current sports physical dated after April 15, 2025 uploaded to FinalForms. Participation fees can also be paid online through FinalForms prior to the start of each sports season. If you haven’t registered yet, please visit FinalForms to create your account, add your student(s), and complete all required forms. This must be done before the start of your student’s sport season to ensure they’re eligible to participate. Thank you for helping us keep things running smoothly—we’re looking forward to a great season!

Kenowa Hills Middle School Sports by Season
🍂 Fall Sports
Co-Ed Cross Country – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Girls Volleyball – Grades 7 & 8
❄️ Winter Sports
Boys Basketball – Grades 7 & 8
Co-Ed Swim & Dive – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Co-Ed Wrestling – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Girls Basketball – Grades 7 & 8
Competitive Cheer – Grades 7 & 8
Dance – Grades 6, 7 & 8
🌸 Spring Sports
Boys Lacrosse – Grades 7 & 8
Co-Ed Track & Field – Grades 6, 7 & 8
Co-Ed Tennis – Grades 6, 7 & 8

Zinser Elementary News September 19

09/19/25

At Home Learning Tip!
According to research, one of the basic needs of children is the need for power, so it is no surprise that this can lead to some conflict at home and school. It’s hard to manage emotions when we are fighting for control. The reality is sometimes we need complete control, but sometimes we don’t! In those situations, offering choices for children can lead to great results. Giving them choices when you can gives them the power they need to grow, and will lead to fewer conflicts. Here are a few ideas if you find yourself in a power struggle with things connected to school…
Do you want to read after school or before bed?
Do you want ( one healthy snack) or ( another healthy snack)?
Do you want to pick out your clothes tonight for school or would you like me to
pick them in the morning?
Do you want to stand or sit to do this job?
Simple ideas, but effective!

Family Council News
Community Knight out was a success! It was great to see everyone come together as a larger
community.

  • Please sign up to receive Zinser Family Council updates for the 2025-2026 school year, as we will start a fresh contact list soon!
  • Popcorn Fridays will be kicking off in September. We will host one popcorn Friday a month this year, but we can't do it without our parent volunteers! If you are able to help, please visit the sign-up link and add your name. As a reminder, you will need to have a background check on file with the front office two weeks in advance. This must be completed every school year.
  • Zinser Family Council now has VENMO for donations! Our account is @ZinserFamilyCouncil

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.

Positive Teacher/Staff Referrals
At Zinser we promote kindness and appreciation as we CARE for each other. Parents, we want YOU to recognize teachers and staff for the amazing job they are doing. Please send me your message by email bjohnston@khps.org so I can visit the classroom and share your kind words of appreciation with the deserving staff member.

Panko, Zinser Therapy Dog
Would you like to help support Panko, our facility dog? If so, here is an Amazon Wish List with some of the things he needs! Thank you!

Santa Claus Girls
For more than 116 years, Santa Claus Girls have worked to make sure that no child age 12 years or under in Kent County goes without a gift at Christmas. If your family is in need of help to provide for your children this Christmas, consider registering at santaclausgirls.org. Registration for the 2025 season begins September 1, 2025. santaclausgirls.org

Baton Twirling Classes
Come join the fun and learn how to twirl a baton! Baton twirling is making a comeback as the latest and greatest sensation! Don't miss out on all the fun!

  • Dates: Every Tuesday beginning September 23rd and ending Dec 16th
  • Times: Ages 4-7, 6:15-7:00 p.m. Ages 8-20, 7:00-7:45 p.m.
  • Registration: On September 23rd at the first class
  • Location: Coit Creative Arts Gymnasium, 617 Coit Avenue NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 49503
  • Cost: $10/week to be paid at each class. $11 registration fee to be paid at first class. Batons will be available for purchase at class for $35. Payment plans for batons available: $20 the first week, then $5 each week until paid off. 

Students can earn awards! Our baton twirling classes not only focus on teaching children how to twirl a baton, our classes encourage teamwork, poise, hand-eye coordination, as well as help children build their self-esteem. Students learn baton twirling tricks in class as well as routines. Students will also have an opportunity to be in a competition and parades.
This is a great opportunity which can lead to students becoming a majorette for their school and a scholarship to college! Don't wait to start learning! Questions? Call (616) 460-1747, e-mail athleticsens@aol.com, or visit us on our website at www.athleticsensations.com.

Kent County Flame of Hope 5K Run/Walk & 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk
Saturday, September 27th - Check-in begins at 9 am, Race at 10 am
Millennium Park in Walker
Registration includes shirt and medal ($10 Dog registration)
Your support empowers incredible athletes across Michigan who compete year-round for Special Olympics Michigan, at no cost to them. Together, we can inspire change and make a difference!
Register Now!
 

OLDER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Drop-off/Pick-up
Please see the attached images of our Parking Lot and Neighborhood Map to help make drop-off and pick-up as safe and smooth as possible. 

KHHS News September 19

09/19/25

Public Hearing – Wellness Policy Revisions
Kenowa Hills Public Schools will hold a public hearing to review proposed revisions to the District’s Wellness Policy. Parents and community members are invited to attend and share input.
Date: Monday, September 22, 2025
Time: 5:40 PM
Location: KHMS LGI/Media Center, 3950 Hendershot NW, Grand Rapids
Comments may also be shared during the Board of Education meeting immediately following the hearing.

Walker Mayor's Youth Academy
Applications are now open for the Mayor's Youth Academy! We're seeking motivated high school juniors and seniors who want to make a real impact in our community.

Mario Kart Tournament - October 18 
Join us for a fun day of gaming at the Kent County Cup - Mario Kart 8 Esports Tournament! Date and Time: October 18 - Doors open at 9 a.m. Location: Kent Career Tech Center, 1655 E. Beltline NE in Grand Rapids Competitors: 9th-12 graders in the Kent ISD service area. We have room for 64 players! Cost: $5 for individual play. Concessions will be available. Registration is now open until Oct. 14.

Save the Date!
Join us for the 3rd annual Craft Show at the High School to benefit the Senior All Night Party for the Class of 2026! Vendors: Please contact Jodi Basiaga: (616)328-7409 OR khcraftshow@yahoo.com for vendor information.

OLDER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

Attendance
If your student is going to be absent, late, or leave early, please call the attendance line at 616-784-2400, prompt 1 or you can email us at hsattendance@khps.org

New Raptor Visitor Management System
As part of our ongoing commitment to providing safe and secure learning environments, we are excited to announce the implementation of the Raptor Visitor Management System beginning this school year. This new system will replace our traditional paper sign-in process and provide a more effective way to monitor and track visitors, volunteers, and guests on campus.

When visiting our school, guests will check in at the front office by presenting a government-issued photo ID. The Raptor system will:

  • Instantly screen IDs against public sex offender databases.
  • Maintain an accurate and secure record of all campus visitors.
  • Print a visitor badge with the guest’s name, photo, and date for easy identification while on school grounds.

For those wishing to volunteer, please remember that a district background check is required annually in addition to the Raptor sign-in process. To begin this step, simply bring your photo ID to the front office.

We appreciate your support in helping us strengthen campus safety. With your partnership, we can ensure a safe learning environment for every student. 

Central Elementary News May 23

05/23/25

The HealthBar School Nursing Program is starting preparations for next school year. Your feedback on this quick 3 question survey would be incredibly insightful. Please complete this at your earliest convenience. 
 
Creative Science Investigators - Free Day Camp
 
  • Every adult at Field Day needs a background check. No one will be allowed to attend who is "just watching".
    • It must be current (after August 1, 2024).
    • May 22 - Last day we can guarantee a background check has time to process for Field Day.
    • All volunteers will check in (day of) at the table near the pickleball courts.

OLDER NEWS

Donation Wish List 24-25

Medication Form
ALL students must have this form completed by a doctor and guardian if they are taking medication at school.

Central Nurse
Michelle Sikkema, BSN, RN
Central Elementary - Kenowa Hills Public Schools
616.453.6351 ext. 6342
msikkema@khps.org

Important Dates
May 26 - Memorial Day: No school
May 28 - Commencement for Class of 2025
June 6 - Central Field Day
June 11 - Last Day of School: Half Day

Volunteers
If you would like to volunteer or visit the school during school hours (this includes reading with students, helping teachers, attending a classroom party, watching a class play production and so forth), you must complete a background check for the new school year.
Background checks must be completed in person at any KH front office. Please bring a state-issued photo ID.

  • You must request to volunteer through your child’s teacher - he or she will add your name to an approved volunteer list in the main office.
  • All volunteers must enter through the main office and must sign in.
  • You will receive a volunteer pass that must be worn and visible at all times while in the building.

Drop-off & Pick-up Reminders
We show Respect, We all stay Safe, Central SHINES! Earliest drop-off time is 8:30 am and school begins at 8:35 am. School ends at 3:37 pm. Please see the attached flyer for our Procedures Map and more information.

Central Elementary News May 9

05/09/25

The HealthBar School Nursing Program is starting preparations for next school year. Your feedback on this quick 3 question survey would be incredibly insightful. Please complete this at your earliest convenience. 
 
  • Every adult at Field Day needs a background check.
    • It must be current (after August 1, 2024).
    • May 22 - Last day we can guarantee a background check has time to process for Field Day. 
 

OLDER NEWS

Donation Wish List 24-25

Medication Form
ALL students must have this form completed by a doctor and guardian if they are taking medication at school.

Central Nurse
Michelle Sikkema, BSN, RN
Central Elementary - Kenowa Hills Public Schools
616.453.6351 ext. 6342
msikkema@khps.org

Important Dates
May 26 - Memorial Day: No school
May 28 - Commencement for Class of 2025
June 6 - Central Field Day
June 11 - Last Day of School: Half Day

Volunteers
If you would like to volunteer or visit the school during school hours (this includes reading with students, helping teachers, attending a classroom party, watching a class play production and so forth), you must complete a background check for the new school year.
Background checks must be completed in person at any KH front office. Please bring a state-issued photo ID.

  • You must request to volunteer through your child’s teacher - he or she will add your name to an approved volunteer list in the main office.
  • All volunteers must enter through the main office and must sign in.
  • You will receive a volunteer pass that must be worn and visible at all times while in the building.

Drop-off & Pick-up Reminders
We show Respect, We all stay Safe, Central SHINES! Earliest drop-off time is 8:30 am and school begins at 8:35 am. School ends at 3:37 pm. Please see the attached flyer for our Procedures Map and more information.

Central Elementary News April 3

04/03/25

OLDER NEWS

Donation Wish List 24-25

Medication Form
ALL students must have this form completed by a doctor and guardian if they are taking medication at school.

Central Nurse
Michelle Sikkema, BSN, RN
Central Elementary - Kenowa Hills Public Schools
616.453.6351 ext. 6342
msikkema@khps.org

Important Dates
May 26 - Memorial Day: No school
May 28 - Commencement for Class of 2025
June 6 - Central Field Day
June 11 - Last Day of School: Half Day

Volunteers
If you would like to volunteer or visit the school during school hours (this includes reading with students, helping teachers, attending a classroom party, watching a class play production and so forth), you must complete a background check for the new school year.
Background checks must be completed in person at any KH front office. Please bring a state-issued photo ID.

  • You must request to volunteer through your child’s teacher - he or she will add your name to an approved volunteer list in the main office.
  • All volunteers must enter through the main office and must sign in.
  • You will receive a volunteer pass that must be worn and visible at all times while in the building.

Drop-off & Pick-up Reminders
We show Respect, We all stay Safe, Central SHINES! Earliest drop-off time is 8:30 am and school begins at 8:35 am. School ends at 3:37 pm. Please see the attached flyer for our Procedures Map and more information.

Central Elementary News February 7

02/07/25

Mark your calendar: Paint Kenowa Green Spirit Days February 24 - 28.

Sickness is Hitting Central Hard! - Reminders from Nurse Michelle
 
Conference Letter (English and espaĂąol)
 
From our Central PTO: Conferences are around the corner.....we are looking for some help with providing dinner for our teachers on these long days and also to stock the lounge for our staff!
 
 
 
Girls On The Run coaches needed - heidi.roberts@girlsontherun.org
 
$1 Hat Day - Thursday
 
SUNS Field Trip - KHSO Basketball Tournament
 
 
 
Field Day - Save the Date!
 
 
 

OLDER NEWS

Donation Wish List 24-25

Medication Form
ALL students must have this form completed by a doctor and guardian if they are taking medication at school.

Central Nurse
Michelle Sikkema, BSN, RN
Central Elementary - Kenowa Hills Public Schools
616.453.6351 ext. 6342
msikkema@khps.org

Important Dates
February 12 - Count Day: Full day of school
February 14-18 - Midwinter Break: No school
March 1 - Read-A-Thon begins
March 27-29 - KHHS Musical: Footloose
April 4-11 - Spring Break: No school
May 26 - Memorial Day: No school
May 28 - Commencement for Class of 2025
June 6 - Central Field Day
June 11 - Last Day of School: Half Day

Volunteers
If you would like to volunteer or visit the school during school hours (this includes reading with students, helping teachers, attending a classroom party, watching a class play production and so forth), you must complete a background check for the new school year.
Background checks must be completed in person at any KH front office. Please bring a state-issued photo ID.

  • You must request to volunteer through your child’s teacher - he or she will add your name to an approved volunteer list in the main office.
  • All volunteers must enter through the main office and must sign in.
  • You will receive a volunteer pass that must be worn and visible at all times while in the building.

Drop-off & Pick-up Reminders
We show Respect, We all stay Safe, Central SHINES! Earliest drop-off time is 8:30 am and school begins at 8:35 am. School ends at 3:37 pm. Please see the attached flyer for our Procedures Map and more information.

Alpine Elementary News September 6

09/06/24

Note from the Principal

Welcome back! The 2024-2025 school year is off to a great start. I want to start by saying thank you to all our families who attended the open house and making that event a huge success for our community. It was great to see our returning families and meet many of our new ones! We had a positive and successful 2023-24 school year and plan to continue to build upon our successes this year by focusing on building positive relationships with students and making sure they have at least one adult they have a strong connection with, utilizing best practices in reading and math to support student learning both in large group and small group settings and improving upon our systems and structures to support those students who need additional intervention.

This past week I have loved seeing the smiles on our students' faces from the start of each day until the end. Our classrooms are developing positive classroom cultures and students are doing well learning and following our classroom and school procedures. One of the joys of my job is to visit classrooms to see students learning and to engage with the children in the hallways, on the playground and in the lunchroom. I have enjoyed reconnecting with returning students and getting to know our new ones. It is such a treat to celebrate the fun of being young and learning together.

As we settle into the school year, I would like to encourage parents to be mindful of the amount of screen time their child has as well as the importance of reading at home each night for at least twenty minutes. In addition, it is important to remember that students may tire quickly at this time of the school year as they come off of summer break and have to adjust to the rigor of our seven-hour school day. In order to assist your child with being well-rested, it is essential that they have routines at home that allow them to receive a sufficient amount of rest for their developmental age.

Every other week you should receive a similar update from me that includes our building newsletter called “Alpine’s Announcements”. Please take the time to review these newsletters as they often provide information about upcoming events, opportunities to help out at school, and situations that could use your attention. I certainly hope your children have shared some positive things about the first week of school. Should you have questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to your child's teacher with classroom items, our Transportation Department with bus items, or the office with building wide items.

Your partner in education,
Jason Snyder

Knights Run For Education Fundraiser
The KH Education Foundation is holding a 5K Run/Walk to raise money on Saturday, October 12 at Central Elementary. Proceeds benefit the KHEF to fund grants that empower teachers to implement creative projects and programs to enhance our students' learning experience.

For more information or to make a donation or become a sponsor, contact Rob Conat at board@khedfoundation.org or call 810-730-0266. Checks payable to Kenowa Hills Education Foundation can be mailed to 2325 4 Mile Rd NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49544.

Youth Wrestling 2024-25
Registration begins October 11 at kenowahillsyouthsports.org. Practices begin January 7, 2025 and season runs through March 13. Advanced tournaments on Sundays and Beginner tourneys held on Friday evenings. Practices are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6-7:15 pm for beginners (0-1 year experience), and 6-8:15 pm for Advanced (2+ years experience.) Price is $110 for the season and includes MYWAY Membership. NEW this year - Girls Wrestling! Stay tuned!

Baton Twirling Classes
Come join the fun and learn how to twirl a baton! Baton twirling is making a comeback as the latest and greatest sensation!

Dates: Every Tuesday beginning September 24 through December 17
Times: Ages 4-7, 6:15-7:00 pm, Ages 8-20, 7:00-7:45 pm
Registration: On Sept. 24 at the first class
Location: Coit Creative Arts Gymnasium, 617 Coit Ave. NE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Cost: $9/week to be paid at each class. $10 Registration fee to be paid at first class. Batons will be available for purchase at class for $35. Payment plans for batons available. $20 the first week, then $5 each week until paid off.

Students can earn awards and have an opportunity for competition and parades! It can also lead to students becoming a majorette for their school and a scholarship to college! Questions, call 616-460-1747, or email athleticssens@aol.com or visit our website at www.athleticsensations.com.

K-5th Grade Fall Dance Clinic
Saturday, October 5, from 1-3:00 pm at Central Elementary Gym (enter through the main doors and head to the gym.)
Cost: $30.90 and includes a t-shirt.
Register here.

*Students perform at the varsity home football game held October 11 at 7:00 pm. Questions: email KHDTfundraising@gmail.com.

Fall 2024 Junior Kickers (Birth Year 2020-2016)
September 23 - October 26

Junior is a youth soccer program run by licensed PASS coaches. It is a fun and friendly way to your children to start developing their soccer skills. Trainings are Mondays at 6:30 PM held at the Alpine Sports Complex with optional weekend games.

Register Now
More info at: PASSsoccerclub.com

2nd Annual KH Craft Fair - November 2
Home & Seasonal Decor, t-shirt printing, custom ornaments, baked goods, sweets, and so much more!

9:00 am - 3:00 pm at Kenowa Hills High School
Entry $3 and supports the SANP Class of 2025. For questions or to participate, email khendricks1114@gmail.com

GENERAL ALPINE INFO

MORNING ARRIVAL EXPECTATIONS FOR PARENTS
Student drop off begins at 8:30. Please keep students in your vehicle prior to then as we do not have supervision outside until then.
At 8:30 students can come around the north side of our building to line up.
As a reminder, parents will not be allowed to enter the building from anywhere but the front office or main doors.

START OF THE DAY

Our school day begins at 8:35 please have you students here on time.

END OF THE DAY PICK UP PARENTS AND ADULTS

Please stay in your car or away from areas where students may be having end of the day recess. Thank you.

HANDICAP PARKING SPOTS

Please be courteous to those in need of our handicap spots in our visitors parking lot. It is important to leave those
open for those in need at drop off and pick up.

INFORMATION UPDATE

Please remember that ALL parents need to update their information into our online tool known as INFO. UPDATE. It is essential that we have up to date contact information and a variety of annual permissions.

VOLUNTEER OR CLASSROOM EVENT

If you would like to volunteer or attend a classroom event, please complete a background check. You will need to bring a valid ID to the front office of any Kenowa Building to complete this process.

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