In the blinding sun, “Cajun/Creole: A Little' Lagniappe, Cher,” a creole cooking class had a king cake festival where students had a chance to find a lucky plastic baby in one of their slices. Students...

Music cut through the quiet space of the Recital Hall as freshman Beyli Shah played “Rich Girl” by Gwen Stefani from her phone.  Beyli and her group, including sophomores Brisa Perkins and Allison...

This interim term, you could learn all the skills you need to survive the end of the world. Choir teacher Mr. Chip Colvin and former Upper School math teacher Mr. Olen Rambow are combining forces in...

Upper School mathematics teacher, Dr. Susan Wheeler, in a previous life, pursued her first childhood dreams by moving to Texas from her home in Long Island to go to medical school. For several years,...

The Electric Lunch Band is not the only student band on campus. Juniors Evelyn Mach, Jack Denechaud and Patrick Reilly and senior Max De la Rosa make up Monkey Mind. “The name came from posting...

A Lower School student and administrator stand side by side as they write notes to place on the Day of the Dead "ofrenda", or altar, in the Student Life Building. Members of the school community have been...

Eshaan Mani, a junior, was selected to serve on the national Student Advisory Board for Quill & Scroll,  an organization with charters in more than 11,300 high schools, including Kinkaid. Mani...

In addition to working at the same school and sharing a passion for English, two Upper School teachers discovered that they have something else in common: bird-watching. English teachers—Mr. Evan...

“What’s your story? What’s Kinkaid’s like?” These were Harvard professor and historian Annette Gordon-Reed’s questions after wrapping up a session with first period AP U.S. History, Civil...

G’mar Chatima Tovah—May you be well sealed and signed into the Book of Life—גמר חתימה טובה. This greeting corresponds with the Rosh Hashanah holiday that Jewish members of the Kinkaid...