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The Falcon

The Student News Site of The Kinkaid School

The Falcon

Senior Jeremy Guo enjoys his lunch while studying in his Physics classroom. As of Aug. 28, students are now able to eat within classrooms with the permission of teachers. “I’m happy that we can eat in class again; it allows for a lot more freedom in my school day,” Guo said.
Upper School administration rescinds classroom food ban
Aiden Wang, Staff Writer • September 10, 2025

As the projector smoothly flickered past the opening slideshow and Mr. Josh Ramey, assistant head of the Upper School, strode up to the podium during the...

Faculty members celebrate Viva La Raza's annual Desayuno in the Ogilvie Lobby.
Viva La Raza celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Desayuno
Alexander Nasra, Staff Writer • September 17, 2025

On Sept. 16, to kick off Hispanic Heritage Month, the club Viva La Raza hosted its annual Desayuno breakfast celebration in the Ogilvie Lobby.  The...

Altuve slides into a base during an early-career game.
Local star athlete named Time’s top 100
Henry Evans, Staff Writer • September 15, 2025
Kinkaid students packed the stands at Segal Field, dressed in camouflage and banging trash can lids to cheer on the Falcons during the Thursday night game against Gunter.
Falcons pack the stands in electric season opener
Wyatt Cureton, Staff Writer • August 28, 2025

As the final bell rang, students burst out of class to the Falcons’ first football game against Gunter High School.  The bright lights, the roar...

Juniors Irene Pletcher and Eli Mayer perform at the concert.
Choir shines in annual pops concert
Morgan Suman, Photo Editor • May 9, 2025

Students dressed in 1920-30s garb to sing melodic tunes from early 20th century artists such as Thomas “Fats” Waller, during the choir's annual pops...

Upper School English teacher created a virtual discussion using Flint K-12 for students to explore Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.  “I have seen Flint impact learning in a positive way, especially for students who struggle with learning differences. It helps them communicate their ideas clearly in a more time-efficient way,” said Ms. Forster.
New AI tool enhances learning, teaching
Shaivi Moparthi, Digital Executive Editor • February 10, 2025
Helen Ren illustrates how students attempt to hide and use their phones during class.
New phone policy enhances learning
Alexia Hoffman, Multimedia Producer • September 27, 2024

With the rise of generative AI and new technology, students have become addicted to their phones. They have also become distracted and disconnected from...

In Between the Lines: Pilot
In Between the Lines: Pilot
William Swanson and Reed Altsuler September 16, 2025

This episode is about the insight of a senior offensive lineman who tore his ACL and shares insight on his recovery.

Looking back at the history of Kinkaid
Looking back at the history of Kinkaid
Shaivi Moparthi, Digital Executive Editor • May 5, 2025
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