USD 331 is accepting applications for the following positions for the 26-27 school year. If interested, please complete the online application located on our district website, knusd331.com, located under employment, or follow the link here:
https://skyward.iscorp.com/KingmanNorwichUSD331KSBus/ApplicantTracking/JobBoard/ViewJobPostings?p=224d126a5b83407182661ac48e946a2e&w=3c2c9ba0899546ecbc05ed747f28b4d7






We are so fortunate to have a partnership with Pratt Community College to offer college level welding courses to Kingman and Norwich high school students.








A group helped clean and sanitize at 360 Total Fitness Center. Groups also helped local citizens with yard work, helped at the Expo Center, did projects for the City of Kingman, helped at Nu 2 U and spent time at Wheatlands.
Students ended the day at the Kingman Historic Theater for a movie. A special thank you to the theater for hosting us!





It Starts in the Off-Season!!!
Kingman Middle/High School coaches are prepared to invest their time and energy into our student-athletes throughout the summer. They dedicate countless hours on campus, providing instruction, mentorship, and opportunities for growth as we prepare for the next season.
That work starts in the weight room. Strength training is vital to our programs—not only for building physical strength, but also for developing confidence, discipline, and overall mental toughness in our student-athletes.
We are excited to offer a variety of summer camps designed to help our athletes grow, bound with teammates and stay engaged. Please review the flyer for camp details, and use the QR code on the front page to register for the camps you plan to attend. Payment will be collected upon arrival at each camp.
If you have specific questions, please reach out to the individual coach listed for each program.
We appreciate your support and look forward to a great summer at KMHS.





Kingman High School students participated in Community Service throughout Kingman on Friday. We are proud to have helped so many groups with so many different projects!
Shown here are students at the fire station helping paint a bathroom, washing and cleaning up the trucks and painting yellow lines on the concrete to assist the firefighters with backing.
Another group helped clean and spend time with the animals at the Humane Society.
Yet another group helped prepare the World War II tank located at the Armory for restoration work.
We are happy to spend time giving back to the community that does so much to support our students and our schools! We will continue to feature groups of students and the projects they completed in the coming days.









We will follow a grab and go format, meals are FREE for all children age 1-18.
Come join us!



