Under the bright lights of Stewart Studio, the KCMS news team delivered an engaging broadcast that highlighted both school spirit and community support. On May 27, 2025, hosts Paige Merwin and Alice Dalton kicked off the show with a reminder of the upcoming end-of-year events for eighth graders, including a special baby photo video project, encouraging students to submit their cherished memories.

As the broadcast unfolded, the focus shifted to the excitement surrounding the upcoming musical production of "Matilda Junior." Cast members shared their enthusiasm for the show, which tells the story of a resilient girl overcoming adversity with her unique gifts. The performers, including those playing Miss Trunchbull and Miss Honey, expressed their eagerness to showcase their talents on June 9 and 10 at Coronado High School's Kosa Theater. They emphasized the heartwarming themes of the story, inviting both staff and students to attend and support their peers.

In addition to the arts, the broadcast featured a segment with Daniel Mask, the executive director of Safe Harbor Coronado, a nonprofit dedicated to mental wellness. Mask highlighted the importance of mental health, particularly for teens, and the various services Safe Harbor provides, including no-cost counseling and wellness programs in schools. He stressed the significance of checking in on one’s mental health and reaching out for help when needed, especially during the challenging middle school years.

The broadcast concluded with a celebration of student achievements through the Triton Bridal drawing, recognizing individuals for their integrity and respect. As the day wrapped up, the KCMS team reminded viewers of the importance of community, support, and personal accountability, leaving a resonant message for all students to carry into their summer break.