Dear Teachers, Parents, and Students -

With one more week of Winter Term, we have found ways to be our best.

KMS teachers and students have adapted very quickly: 

• All-school meeting continues via Google Meet

• Advisors are meet...

Richard Morse who directs the KMS middle school as well as the STEAM room recently checked in from Reading about some of his recent class work (in between making maple syrup!)

Richard writes:

I really like classes that:

1) Have a less...

Dear KMS:

Please see the email below, re. Governor Scott’s order concerning a transition to Continuity Of Learning and remote programming for the remainder of the 2019/2020 school year. 

KMS will evaluate and assess the impact of thi...

Academic Standout- Halston Wilkey

Presentation on March 23rd, 2020

Write-up by Courtney O’Keefe and Emily Hudson

The KMS teaching faculty is proud to recognize Halston Wilkey as this week’s Academic Standout! Halston is an 11th grade...

Dear KMS Community:

As KMS navigates our second week of remote learning, I wanted to take a quick moment to update everyone on our response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Last night, Governor Scott issued a new Stay Home - Stay Safe Orde...

Recently KMS Winter Term Alpine Athlete Musashi Eto fabricated a working steam engine - Teacher Richard Morse interviewed Musashi about the project.

1) Describe the very basic steam engine that you made in class - 

The steam engine w...

Dear Teachers, Parents, and Students -

In many ways, the current situation has brought us closer together.  

In one short week, we have shifted our mode of operation:

• Used hangouts and meet to remain in constant contact

• H...

In January, Hadley and Lizzie began working on a new project for the History in Miniature elective, a Victorian village scene. They began by constructing trees using tree armatures, poly fiber, and coarse turf. These professional-g...

Dear KMS Families:

I want to first start by wishing each and everyone one of you peace and health during a trying time. So much these days is unknown, and what we think we know one day about how to live in the age of COVID-19 change...

Dear Members of the Killington Mountain School Community:

Concern about the coronavirus (COVID-19) has been increasing in our country and around the world for the last several months, and KMS has been following guidelines issued by...