Students had the rare opportunity to hear from Mr. Uwem Ukpong, vice president of global services at Amazon Web Services, on Sept. 28.
In a wide-ranging conversation, Ukpong shared his personal story,...
The comforting smell of Domino’s cheese pizza and the chatter of hundreds of students waft through the air in the Alumni Center.
This fall, the long-standing tradition of Upper School senior peer...
This summer, Kinkaid’s dance company stepped off the stage and into an adventure aimed to strengthen their connection as a team.
The dancers spent four days in Chicago learning their full company...
Students dressed in 1920-30s garb to sing melodic tunes from early 20th century artists such as Thomas “Fats” Waller, during the choir's annual pops concert.
Led by Choir Director Mr. Charles Harrison,...
Shaivi Moparthi, Digital Executive Editor
• February 10, 2025
In a significant step toward transforming the educational experience, Kinkaid has integrated Flint K-12, an innovative AI platform designed to enhance student learning.
Flint K-12 is an “all in...
As the holiday season approaches, students have begun crafting their 2024 Christmas lists. However, these lists aren’t handwritten. Instead, they are online in Google Slides.
Senior Anna Cate Wynne...
One of the new additions to the Falcon Fuel menu are different muffin flavors.
There are a variety of flavors, such as dark chocolate, apple granola, coffee and coffee cake. Adding these muffins to...
The Upper School Choir performed at Chapelwood United Methodist Church, presenting a well-rounded and diverse musical program on Sunday, Nov. 3.
The choir, directed by Mr. Charles Harrison and accompanied...
After months of rehearsal and endless hours spent memorizing lines, the school’s mainstage play, “Steel Magnolias” brought a 90’s classic back to life.
Mr. Scott Lambert, head of arts at Kinkaid,...
The annual Halloween Hauncert featured both the orchestra and band with a delighted audience once again this year.
Held in the Brown Auditorium, the event showcased each group’s musical talents before...
"I prefer TV clubs because it is something new and different that I have never learned about before,” senior Caroline Loeffler said. “I like it especially since we are watching ‘Stranger Things’.”
During...
Ceramics isn't just a class. It's an immersive experience where students learn more than just how to mold clay.
Under the guidance of Ms. Luiza Grandchamp, the school’s ceramics studio has become...
