Students’ laughter echoed throughout the recital hall while they stretched in Mrs. Anjaly Thakkar’s “Inspired Choreography” class. After they finished stretching, the students split into groups...

“This is something I love. You don’t have to love it with me,” the Spanish teacher Regina Ruiz said to her students.  Dr. Ruiz was not referring to Spanish. She simply loves art.  She was...

“Alright, settle down, settle down,” Dr. Richard Parr said.  Rambunctious students couldn’t stop laughing - and arguing and yelling - after the trivia answer was revealed. Then, arguments broke...

Next time you find yourself stressed out, you might want to try knitting. Wellness and knitting may seem disconnected, but Ms. Tamasine Ellis, Upper School history teacher, knew that the practice has...

Kenny and Ziggy’s Deli holds a tender place in the hearts of many Kinkaidians and even people living thousands of miles away.  Only 15 minutes away from school, the restaurant is the epitome of delicatessen...

Senior Trace St. Julian was handed a $200,000 U.S. Navy Reserve Officers’ Training Corps scholarship by a senior chief petty officer on Nov. 10.  An ROTC scholarship is more of a contract between...

Spanish music played over the speakers as students excitedly sampled Latin American candies, cookies, empanadas and Jarritos soda.  In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, which lasts from Sept....

Kinkaid’s Motion Picture Club received a shoutout on The Late Late Show, topping off a series of positive experiences with comedian James Corden and his team.  Corden mentioned the Motion Picture...

Sophomore Cole Hartung, competed head-to-head against students from 38 schools across the nation in the International Academic Competition National History Bee in Washington, D.C on September 5. Participants...

Jack Paris, 14, is one of the youngest students at Kinkaid to commit to a college. On his fourth day of high school, Paris announced his commitment to the Texas A&M baseball team.  Recruitment...

An idea from Mr. Jonathan Eades, head of school, was implemented this February: Passion Day.  The idea was to have a day where faculty and staff members were allowed to wear a T-shirt, top, sweatshirt,...

Music rang through your ears. You watched your talented peers jam out to a rock song as you hummed along, engulfed in the moment.  When they finished, you stood up to cheer, but they couldn’t hear...