The transformations art exhibit, which can be found downstairs in the Student Life Building, is a project involving the lower, middle, and upper school art students.
The sign in front of the exhibit...
It's lunch on Tuesday, Sept. 17 and the Student Center is crowded as usual. Seniors crowd around the dark green ping pong table, watching an intense match between No. 1 ranked Corbin Kinder and unranked...
Entering the darkroom in photography classroom in the Student Life Building, visitors must get into a 360-degree rotating door that is only open on one side so the room remains dark.
Once in the darkroom,...
Senior Sally Buck grabbed the hot seat of the journalism classroom -- the couch. Sitting next to fellow seniors, Madi Babine and Maggie Johnston, she pitched a story idea for The Falcon student newspaper.
Whether on the sidelines, in a balcony, or behind the curtains, if something is going on at Kinkaid it’s almost a guarantee that Mr. David Shutts will be there, hiding behind his camera lens capturing...
In a seemingly polarized nation, education can be a tool for young voters to develop moral codes.
By Emma Stout and Olivia Marrus.
Let’s face it.
We live in a completely polarized, partisan nation....
“Sometimes you can get there with consensus and compromise, but sometimes you have to fight for it,” said Ms. Lizzie Fletcher, when she talked to Kinkaid students in February 2018.
And Ms. Fletcher...
Strolling down the hallway, smiling and waving at every person who passes by, Dr. Ed Trusty, the Interim Headmaster at Kinkaid for the 2018-19 school year, is a friendly face to all as he continues to...
Sitting up in bed as she rubbed the morning off her eyes, Sofia Escalona (11) knew something was wrong. She hopped out of bed and her feet hit water, not the cold wood floor she was used to.
“Niñas,...
Young people have a history of being abused and killed.
One third of homicide victims are between the ages of 15 and 24; more than two-thirds of women who suffer from intimate partner violence first experience...
Sitting around the dinner table with your family, you turn on the news and immediately hear the booming reporter’s voice: there has been yet another terrorist attack. Fear runs through your veins. When...
Kinkaid students rarely take advantage of extensive network of buses and rail
It is rush hour on one of the busiest Houston streets, and the bus slows to a stop. One person gets on, two people get off....
