KHS is hosting a dress-up week for Valentine's Day! Monday, grab a friend and dress up as an iconic pop culture duo. Tuesday, wear some hears and Wednesday, wear fun or mismatched socks! On Thursday, wear red, pink, or white! If you dress up, please see Mrs. Yrjana for a piece of candy!
Thank you to our students and staff for showing up, staying engaged, and making every day count. Consistent attendance builds strong habits, supports learning, and helps our schools stay connected and thriving. We appreciate the effort it takes—especially on busy weeks—and we’re grateful for the commitment our school community shows each day. 💙📚#everydaycounts
Reminder! KHS Academic Support this Friday!
School counselors help students in more ways than you may know.
This week we celebrate them as a part of National School Counseling Week 2026.
Please join us in thanking Jana Nearing, Rachel Weaver, Staci Heiser and Lisa Cheney for the amazing work they do everyday.
Learn more about the role of this essential profession: https://www.schoolcounselor.org/role
This week we celebrate them as a part of National School Counseling Week 2026.
Please join us in thanking Jana Nearing, Rachel Weaver, Staci Heiser and Lisa Cheney for the amazing work they do everyday.
Learn more about the role of this essential profession: https://www.schoolcounselor.org/role
2025-2026 1st Semester Honor Roll
Congratulations Wildcats!
Congratulations Wildcats!
It’s a big week for Wildcat athletics! 🐾
The KHS boys basketball team opens the week by hosting Wallace in a make-up game from December 18 that was originally canceled due to the windstorm.
On Wednesday, wrestling will celebrate its seniors during Senior Night as the Wildcats take on Timberlake.
The girls basketball team hosts Bonners Ferry on Thursday for their Senior Night game. With it being a single game, tipoff is set for 6:00 PM.
On Saturday, wrestling travels to Bonners Ferry for the Conrad Garner Invitational, while the girls basketball team heads to Orofino to wrap up the regular season.
Another exciting week of action on the court and on the mat—GO WILDCATS!!
The KHS boys basketball team opens the week by hosting Wallace in a make-up game from December 18 that was originally canceled due to the windstorm.
On Wednesday, wrestling will celebrate its seniors during Senior Night as the Wildcats take on Timberlake.
The girls basketball team hosts Bonners Ferry on Thursday for their Senior Night game. With it being a single game, tipoff is set for 6:00 PM.
On Saturday, wrestling travels to Bonners Ferry for the Conrad Garner Invitational, while the girls basketball team heads to Orofino to wrap up the regular season.
Another exciting week of action on the court and on the mat—GO WILDCATS!!
Every day in school matters. When students are present consistently, they build stronger learning habits, stay connected to their teachers and peers, and are better set up for academic success.
We know mornings can be busy and schedules can be full, but showing up—even on the hard days—adds up in powerful ways. Thank you to our students, families, and staff for continuing to make attendance a priority and helping our students stay on track. Let’s keep the momentum going! 📚#everydaycounts
We know mornings can be busy and schedules can be full, but showing up—even on the hard days—adds up in powerful ways. Thank you to our students, families, and staff for continuing to make attendance a priority and helping our students stay on track. Let’s keep the momentum going! 📚#everydaycounts
Today, January 29th, is the last day to get tickets for $5 for the Winter Formal! Tomorrow, January 30th, tickets will go to $10 at the door! The dance is from 7 to 9 pm at the Kellogg Elks Building!
This past weekend, January 23rd-25th, the Kellogg High School Model United Nations team competed at the Frank Church Model UN Conference at Boise State University, and they had a successful weekend. The members, with Mary Ann Mosier, Caralee Farnham, and Kelsie Dechand representing Poland, and Shadrach Creswell and Buck Coe representing Ukraine. Special congratulations go to Mary Ann Mosier, Caralee Farnham, and Kelsie Dechand for winning Honorable Delegation, and Kelsie Dechand for winning Best Delegate for the World Health Organization committee.
Another big week of games and matches as we enter the end of January. Wrestling travels to Bonners Ferry to kick off the week while the girls basketball team hosts Timberlake on Tuesday. Boys basketball has a big CIL encounter with Priest River on Thursday. On Friday and Saturday, wrestling travels down to CDA for the North Idaho Rumble. Girls and boys basketball travel to Grangeville on Saturday for a quad that will go a long way in determining seeding for the upcoming district tournaments. GO WILDCATS!
🎉 Short week, strong attendance! 🎉
With no school on Monday for MLK Day, our students still showed up in a big way and rocked their attendance this week. Way to stay engaged, stay consistent, and make every day count—even on a shortened schedule. We’re proud of you! 👏📚 #everydaycounts
With no school on Monday for MLK Day, our students still showed up in a big way and rocked their attendance this week. Way to stay engaged, stay consistent, and make every day count—even on a shortened schedule. We’re proud of you! 👏📚 #everydaycounts
Reminder! KHS Academic Support this Friday!
KHS semester test info!
Per 7 test - Tues 1/20
Per 1, 2, 3 tests - Weds 1/21
Per 4, 5, 6 tests - Thurs 1/22
Per 7 test - Tues 1/20
Per 1, 2, 3 tests - Weds 1/21
Per 4, 5, 6 tests - Thurs 1/22
Tuesday kicks things off at KHS as the girls host St. Maries in a CIL tilt while the boys travel to Wallace in a Silver Valley battle. Varsity girls return home on Wednesday as they host Lakeside (no JV game) and boys travel to Bonners Ferry on Thursday for a Cat-Badger battle. Wrestling jumps into action on Friday as they head to Kooskia for the North South Duals in a battle with the best of the North battling the best of the South in dual matches. Saturday ends a busy week with a quad here at Kellogg as both basketball teams face off against Grangeville in CIL games. GO WILDCATS!
Cold and flu season is here, and staying healthy helps students be present, engaged, and ready to learn. A few simple habits can make a big difference:
🧼 Wash hands often
🚰 Don’t share water bottles
😴 Get a good night’s sleep
🥗 Eat well and stay hydrated
When students take care of themselves, they’re better able to make every day count. Thank you to our families and staff for helping keep our schools healthy and our students learning!
🧼 Wash hands often
🚰 Don’t share water bottles
😴 Get a good night’s sleep
🥗 Eat well and stay hydrated
When students take care of themselves, they’re better able to make every day count. Thank you to our families and staff for helping keep our schools healthy and our students learning!
NO SCHOOL
MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 2026
IN OBSERVANCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY
MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 2026
IN OBSERVANCE OF MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. DAY
We are grateful to the Kellogg Chapter of Kiwanis for their generous $500 donation in support of the Kellogg High School PBIS program.
PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) is a school-wide framework that focuses on teaching and reinforcing positive behaviors, creating consistent expectations, and recognizing students for making good choices. At KHS, PBIS helps build a safe, respectful, and supportive school culture where students can thrive both academically and socially.
This donation will directly support student incentives tied to PBIS, helping us recognize and encourage positive behavior, responsibility, and respect throughout the school year.
Community partnerships like this make a meaningful difference for our students. Thank you, Kellogg Kiwanis, for investing in our youth and for your continued support of Kellogg High School and our community!
PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) is a school-wide framework that focuses on teaching and reinforcing positive behaviors, creating consistent expectations, and recognizing students for making good choices. At KHS, PBIS helps build a safe, respectful, and supportive school culture where students can thrive both academically and socially.
This donation will directly support student incentives tied to PBIS, helping us recognize and encourage positive behavior, responsibility, and respect throughout the school year.
Community partnerships like this make a meaningful difference for our students. Thank you, Kellogg Kiwanis, for investing in our youth and for your continued support of Kellogg High School and our community!
GAME UPDATE!
The home JV girls game vs Orofino on Friday 1/16 has been cancelled.
New game times:
Girls Varsity @ 4:00
Boys JV @ 5:30
Boys Varsity @ 7:00
GO WILDCATS!
Game time change!
Thursday's KHS Girls Varsity game vs Priest River will be at 7PM and there will not be a JV game.
GO WILDCATS!
Thursday's KHS Girls Varsity game vs Priest River will be at 7PM and there will not be a JV game.
GO WILDCATS!
Girls Basketball travels to Bonners to kick off the week but the boys game has been postponed until Thursday, Jan. 22nd. Wrestling jumps in on Wednesday with a big rivalry match at St. Maries and girls return to CIL action on Thursday with Priest River. Then, a big weekend arrives as the wrestlers travel to Lewiston to compete in the Clearwater Classic on Friday and Saturday. Meanwhile, in Andrews Gymnasium, Orofino comes to town. Girls kick the day off with the early games and Boys follow suit with the later games. Nothing big going on, just significant standing in the Central Idaho League. GO WILDCATS!
