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KAHS musicians have a Superior day

Monday, April 8, KAHS was represented at Large Group Music Contest by both the High School Band and Choir. The contest was an all-day event held at ACGC High School. Both the band and the choir received State Superior ratings for their performances, which is the top rating possible in MSHSL music events. In addition, the students were able to hear many other high school performing groups and wrote critiques of these groups as part of their class work.

These students not only performed well, but represented KAHS in an outstanding fashion in their behavior and their show of respect to the other school’s performing groups. Please be sure to hear these KAHS groups as they perform in home concerts this spring. The Choir will be in concert at 7 p.m. Sunday, May 19, and the Band will be in concert (along with the Jazz, Elementary and Jr. High Bands) at 8 p.m. Monday, May 20, in the North Gym.

KAHS Booster Club receives $4,500

The Dodge Brand and A.M. Maus & Son Inc. help raise $4,500 for Kimball Area High

Kimball Area High School students and families participated in a Dodge Booster Club Fundraiser on Saturday, April 6, and raised $4,500.00 for the school. The Dodge brand contributed
$20 for each test drive in a new 2013 Dodge Durango, Dodge Journey or Dodge Grand Caravan.

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KAHS Choir earns Superior Rating

The Kimball Area High School choir  eared State Superior in the Large Group Contest at ACGC April 8.W-Kimball-Choir

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KAHS Band wins Superior Rating

The Kimball Area High School Band (pictured below), under the direction of Keith Haake, competed in the Large Group Contest at ACGC High School Monday, April 8. They received a Superior Rating, the highest attainable rating. Staff photos by Marguerite Laabs.

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Hilltop residents visit KES April 10

Hilltop Health Care Center and Kimball Elementary School’s Intergenerational ProgramW-HHC KES-Intergenerational-Pro.-April-2013-033

Hilltop Health Care Center residents and the Kimball Elementary School’s fifth-grade class have been meeting for approximately 15 years for an intergenerational program. Each fifth-grade class comes to Hilltop Health Care Center weekly to meet with the residents for a five-week period. The residents and students are paired up together.

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