In 2003, Hall of Fame power forward Chris Webber was banned from any affiliation with the Michigan Wolverines basketball program for 10 years. Webber was banned because he was the main benefactor of...

Upper School Spanish teacher Mr. Jose Narbona’s commute to school is rather different than your average Houstonian. While the majority of Houstonians rely on personal vehicles, Mr. Narbona opts for...

Clicking sounds filled the recital hall as freshmen and sophomores performed a tap routine on stage, part of a new twist that has been added to this year’s “New Faces” performance. This year,...

A team of juniors is traversing the city to tell Falcons about the best places to eat.  Juniors Bennett Bowman, Haylie George, Kate Hyman and Chloe Childress created the food review Instagram account...

A voyage to Seoul, South Korea, Thanksgiving dinner in California, and perhaps some grading while in the skies on the way home. This is how Upper School Spanish teacher Ms. Vanessa Zamudio-Lara’s Thanksgiving...

A Kinkaid debate duo has taken the national debate circuit by storm. Juniors Jason Zhang and Charlie Yang have been one of the most successful teams in Public Forum debate in the nation this year. Both...

Art history students used their class on Oct. 31 to run around the school in costumes to pose and recreate 50 famous works of art.  “The running and joking around added to the excitement and fun,”...

“Creating an environment as natural as breathing is my goal,” Ms. Letty Reza, Upper School math teacher, said when describing her role as a teacher.  Ms. Reza received a certificate of recognition...

 The art of creative writing has been an inspiring one for many students at Kinkaid. Doing writing projects inside the classroom has been a requirement, but some students have chosen to explore competitions...

Nearly a half-century after the club’s inception, the Spirit of Kinkaid Club continues to celebrate the school’sfall sports through SOK week, a week-long event that is designed to boost morale and...

Just two days after strong performances in a 54-14 victory over the Little Cypress-Mauriceville, the football and cheerleading teams went to Sterling Market to give back. Mr. Nathan Larned and Ms. Jessica...

Students started filing into the room and finding their seats, taking bites of traditional Hispanic delicacies as a screen slowly lit up and the room dimmed. Kinkaid’s Viva La Raza club hosted a movie...