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...

When the world entered a new phase of distance learning, teachers with children struggled to balance developing a novel curriculum and entertaining their children. "The teacher's kids ran up behind...

The coronavirus pandemic may have halted internships, camps and student passion projects this summer, but it didn’t slow Kinkaid senior Taft Foley III, who has been hard at work, creating a mobile COVID-19...

Every Spring, junior and senior dancers, who are in advanced dance and/or DCO, have the opportunity to choreograph, direct and design a dance performance. This process is something they work tirelessly...

Gathered in the back of a bus, 10 boys and two girls chatted while droplets of rain dripped down the side of the foggy windows.  The class was on the way to explore an area in one of the most diverse...

After arriving at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Houston, students and teachers who took a bus to the church could not see all the building through their windows because of its size.  The...

The science lab lit up as small, bright red lights flashed from circuit boards that sat on each table. Eleven students were scattered throughout the lab to work on what would become their alarm clocks. Mr....

Giggles filled the recital hall as Mrs. Danyale Williams stood on the edge of the stage with her hands on her hips and her head shaking from side to side. On the stage, 14 girls stumbled around, laughing,...

Nothing but the words about a "vision” remained on two whiteboards at the front of a noisy classroom. Students talked over one another while others emptied chip bags into their mouths. But silence...