Veterans Day assembly 11/11 KHS gym 9:50 AM- 10:30 AM Open to the public!
KSD November 2026 Newsletter
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🏐 HISTORIC FINISH FOR THE WILDCATS! 🏆
Kellogg Volleyball takes 3rd PLACE at the state tournament, the highest finish in school history!
Huge congratulations to the players and coaches on an unforgettable, record-breaking season. Wildcat Nation is so proud of you! 🐾🔥
Reminder!
Set your clocks back one hour Sunday, November 1st
Set your clocks back one hour Sunday, November 1st
SEMIFINAL BOUND! 🔥
Our Kellogg High School Volleyball team is ON FIRE at the state tournament!
After charging through their first two matches undefeated, the Wildcats are heading to the STATE SEMIFINALS! 🏐💥
It’s time for Wildcat Nation to make the trip, pack the stands, and bring the noise as the team takes on Nampa Christian for a spot in the title match!
📍 Where: Lewiston High School
⏰ When: Tomorrow at 11:00 AM
🆚 Opponent: Nampa Christian
Pack the cars, bring your purple and gold, and let’s turn Lewiston into a home-court advantage!
Treat yourself to an extra hour of sleep this weekend! ⏰
As Halloween wraps up, resetting our clocks Sunday morning is a great reminder that rest powers success.
Let’s use that extra hour to recharge, stay healthy, and start November strong.
As Halloween wraps up, resetting our clocks Sunday morning is a great reminder that rest powers success.
Let’s use that extra hour to recharge, stay healthy, and start November strong.
Attention KHS Seniors:
Deadline to submit your senior portrait for the yearbook is this Friday, October 31st!
Attention KHS Seniors:
Deadline to submit your senior portrait for the yearbook is this Friday, October 31st!
State Tournament Ticket Information
Volleyball - Lewiston High School
Cross Country - Pocatello, ID
Volleyball - Lewiston High School
Cross Country - Pocatello, ID
On to State! On to State!
The KHS volleyball team has punched their ticket to Lewiston and will open as the #2 seed with a 1:00 pm start on Thursday vs #7 Melba.
The KHS cross country team heads to Pocatello for Saturday's state meet after securing another District I-UII championship.
The KMS wrestling team gets their season started on Thursday with a quad match in Bonners Ferry.
GO WILDCATS!!
The KHS volleyball team has punched their ticket to Lewiston and will open as the #2 seed with a 1:00 pm start on Thursday vs #7 Melba.
The KHS cross country team heads to Pocatello for Saturday's state meet after securing another District I-UII championship.
The KMS wrestling team gets their season started on Thursday with a quad match in Bonners Ferry.
GO WILDCATS!!
Crisp fall air, cozy weather... and seasonal sniffles! 🍂
As colds circulate, keeping our kids healthy helps protect their time in class.
Daily presence keeps learning on track, prevents students from falling behind, and keeps peer connections strong.
Let's keep up the healthy routines at home so our kids can stay plugged in at school!
As colds circulate, keeping our kids healthy helps protect their time in class.
Daily presence keeps learning on track, prevents students from falling behind, and keeps peer connections strong.
Let's keep up the healthy routines at home so our kids can stay plugged in at school!
Attention senior parents!
Monday October 26th we will have a parent and senior help night in the KHS library from 4:30p.m. to 6:30p.m.
We will be helping any seniors who did not complete their apply Idaho or scholarship Idaho applications that we started in class last week and will also have a financial aid specialist here to help complete the FAFSA.
Please come join us for FAFSA and scholarship information!
There will not be academic support at KHS on Friday, October 23rd.
Staff will be participating in state-mandated professional development.
Academic support will resume on Friday, November 6th.
Staff will be participating in state-mandated professional development.
Academic support will resume on Friday, November 6th.
Free Oct. 29 event to help students apply to college
North Idaho College President Nick Swayne will share practical advice on applying to college during a free event for high school students and families from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, at the Coeur d’Alene High School Media Center, 5530 N 4th St., Coeur d’Alene.
The event, presented by North Idaho College and Coeur d’Alene Public Schools, will cover ways students can strengthen their applications, understand what colleges are looking for and prepare for what comes next.
No registration is required and all high school students and their families are welcome. Attendees should enter through the main Coeur d’Alene High School entrance off Dalton Avenue.
“This is a great opportunity for students and families to get helpful, straightforward guidance about the college application process,” Coeur d’Alene Public Schools Superintendent Shon Hocker said. “There are a lot of questions that come with planning for college. This will give students a chance to hear practical advice, ask questions and leave feeling more confident about the next step.”
Swayne, who has more than 20 years of university leadership experience, said the event will also help families understand their options and the support available once students enroll.
“This event will give families a chance to get real help with the college application process,” Swayne said. “We want students to understand their options, take the next step with confidence and know that through the NIC Guarantee, we’ll continue supporting them after they enroll.”
North Idaho College President Nick Swayne will share practical advice on applying to college during a free event for high school students and families from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 29, at the Coeur d’Alene High School Media Center, 5530 N 4th St., Coeur d’Alene.
The event, presented by North Idaho College and Coeur d’Alene Public Schools, will cover ways students can strengthen their applications, understand what colleges are looking for and prepare for what comes next.
No registration is required and all high school students and their families are welcome. Attendees should enter through the main Coeur d’Alene High School entrance off Dalton Avenue.
“This is a great opportunity for students and families to get helpful, straightforward guidance about the college application process,” Coeur d’Alene Public Schools Superintendent Shon Hocker said. “There are a lot of questions that come with planning for college. This will give students a chance to hear practical advice, ask questions and leave feeling more confident about the next step.”
Swayne, who has more than 20 years of university leadership experience, said the event will also help families understand their options and the support available once students enroll.
“This event will give families a chance to get real help with the college application process,” Swayne said. “We want students to understand their options, take the next step with confidence and know that through the NIC Guarantee, we’ll continue supporting them after they enroll.”
This weekends Haunted House would not be possible without our sponsors! Thank you Shosohone Glass and Our very own Kellogg Booster Club.
KSD Admin Annex (Old KMS Building)
Oct. 24th 7PM-10PM
$10 entry fee
See you there!
KSD Admin Annex (Old KMS Building)
Oct. 24th 7PM-10PM
$10 entry fee
See you there!
The fall sports season is coming to an end, but we still have some fun left!
Football honors the seniors and then takes on rival St. Maries on Friday in the season finale for both teams.
On Saturday the Cross Country team travels to Grangeville for the CIL/District I-II Championship. The boys look to defend their district crown from last year and move on to the state meet. Girls will be looking to qualify individually.
GO WILDCATS!!
Football honors the seniors and then takes on rival St. Maries on Friday in the season finale for both teams.
On Saturday the Cross Country team travels to Grangeville for the CIL/District I-II Championship. The boys look to defend their district crown from last year and move on to the state meet. Girls will be looking to qualify individually.
GO WILDCATS!!
CIL District Volleyball Championship
Kellogg vs Priest River
3PM- Saturday 10/17
Game stream on Hudl
Kellogg vs Priest River
3PM- Saturday 10/17
Game stream on Hudl
Presence powers connection, confidence, and classroom success.
When students are here every day, they don't just keep pace with their learning, they build the teamwork and social-emotional skills that stick with them for life.
When students are here every day, they don't just keep pace with their learning, they build the teamwork and social-emotional skills that stick with them for life.
KHS Principal Nathan Whatcott recently welcomed back a very special alumnus: Dr. David MacPhee, a 1972 graduate of Kellogg High School. This visit was particularly meaningful, as Dr. MacPhee was the inaugural winner of the school’s prestigious Glenn Exum Most Outstanding Senior Award.
Dr. MacPhee was delighted to see the impressive Glenn Exum trophy still prominently displayed, complete with its original plaque listing the very first name: "1972 - DAVE MACPHEE." He was joined by his mother, Carolyn, for the occasion.
David and Carolyn thoroughly enjoyed their tour of the school and shared many fond memories and stories.
After graduating from KHS, David went on to earn his Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from the University of North Carolina. He is currently a Professor Emeritus at Colorado State University.
His visit serves as a powerful testament to the long-standing tradition of excellence at Kellogg High School and the incredible potential of every KHS student. The KHS community is incredibly proud of Dr. MacPhee and his many contributions to the field of psychology.
Dr. MacPhee was delighted to see the impressive Glenn Exum trophy still prominently displayed, complete with its original plaque listing the very first name: "1972 - DAVE MACPHEE." He was joined by his mother, Carolyn, for the occasion.
David and Carolyn thoroughly enjoyed their tour of the school and shared many fond memories and stories.
After graduating from KHS, David went on to earn his Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from the University of North Carolina. He is currently a Professor Emeritus at Colorado State University.
His visit serves as a powerful testament to the long-standing tradition of excellence at Kellogg High School and the incredible potential of every KHS student. The KHS community is incredibly proud of Dr. MacPhee and his many contributions to the field of psychology.
