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Welcome to Key Peninsula Middle School

Mission Statement 

Key Peninsula Middle School is a learning community where parents, staff and students come together to fulfill a common purpose: student growth in academics, the cultivation of personal strengths and talents, and the development of individual responsibilities. Our goal is for students to become self-directed learners. Key Peninsula is a mutually supportive environment where the recognition of differences and the respect for the rights of others are paramount.


 

Address

5510 Key Peninsula Hwy, NW

Lakebay, WA 98349

 Phone: 

Main Office: (253) 530-4200
Attendance: (253) 530-4207

FAX NUMBERS
Office Fax: (253) 530-4220
Health Room Fax: (253) 993-5118

School Hours: Bell Schedule

M, T, TH & F: 8:15 am - 2:45 pm
Wednesday: 9:15 am - 2:45 pm

School Leadership

Jeri Goebel - Principal
Luke Grunberg - Assistant Principal

 

Have a question? 

*Attendance:  Jaime Ramsey-McGrath at 253.530.4206 or ramseymcgrathj@psd401.net

*Bookkeeper:  Teresa Smith 253.530.4212 or smitht@psd401.net

*Library and Chromebook help:  Elaine Gilman or gilmane@psd401.net

*Counselor, A-L:  Annie McCabe at 253.530.4233 or mccabea@psd401.net

*Counselor, M-Z:  Paul Sarsfield at 253.530.4248 or sarsfieldp@psd401.net

*Health Room:  Alisa Abernathy at 253.530.4224 or abernathya@psd401.net

*Enrollment or Withdraw help:  Kari Trivette at 253.530.4205 or trivettek@psd401.net

 

School News

Peninsula READS

 

What is Read Across America? 

 

Read Across America is the nation’s largest celebration of reading! A program from the National Education Association, the celebration is held year-round and is highlighted annually in March. The program focuses on motivating children and teens to read through events, partnerships, and resources. 

 

At PSD, we want to invite our students, families, staff and community to celebrate reading as a part of Peninsula Reads and the 1 Million Minutes Read Challenge!

 

What is Peninsula Read and the 1 Million Minutes Read Challenge?

 

PSD knows reading leads to lifelong success, which is why our goal is to have 100% of third grade students reading proficiently by 2026. And we need YOU to reach this goal! 

 

As part of our Peninsula Reads program, PSD partnered with Pen Light to challenge everyone to collectively read 1 million minutes by the last day of school, June 21, 2023. 

 

Participants can log minutes online at https://bit.ly/1MillionMinsPSD. Reading minutes can include books, magazines, articles, websites, the cereal box, instruction guides, signs, or anything that requires reading!

 

Join us in celebrating reading today and everyday! 

Read More about Peninsula READS
Athletics

Season dates are tentative at this time.  We will have the dates finalized along with the competition schedule and registration information in the near future.

 

September 12-October 21

  • Cross Country (Open to all 6th-8th grade students)
  • Boys Soccer (7th and 8th grade boys)

November 1st-December 10

  • Wrestling (Open to all 6th-8th grade students)

January 9-February 17

  • Girls Volleyball (Open to all 7th and 8th grade girls)

February 28-April 7

  • Girls Soccer (Open to all 6th-8th grade students)
  • Boys Basketball (Open to 7th and 8th grade boys)

April 18-May 25

  • Track and Field (Open to all 6th-8th grade students)
  • Girls' Basketball (Open to 7th and 8th grade girls) 

 

Fees: $20 ASB Card Purchase Required

 

Physical:  Students participating in a school sport must have a current Sports Physical on file at KPMS.  These physicals are good for 2 years.

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Learn more about how students can use technology safely

The Peninsula School District, in partnership with Tom Taylor YMCA and Resurrection Church, invites families to attend “Parents’ Tech Night” from 6 - 7 p.m. on  Thursday, March 23. 

This free event, hosted at Tom Taylor YMCA, will help equip parents with resources to help their kids engage with technology in healthy, helpful ways. There will be information and discussion about safe use of smartphones, online videos, and more!

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PSD

 

This week, PSD is celebrating our Education Support Professionals. These incredible people work across the district in schools and departments to support the day-to-day functions and provide necessary support for our educators. 

 

Education Support Professionals include our wonderful paraeducators, human resources, payroll, capital projects, purchasing, and business services staff. 

 

You can join us in the celebration! Say thank you to your school’s Education Support Professionals who work for #EveryChildEveryDay. 

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