Standing in front of Upper School students and faculty, Dr. Jean Twenge, who is an author, consultant and public speaker, gave a presentation about the impact of smartphones and social media on the social,...
Thirteen Kinkaid students participated in the 6th annual Sharpstown Invitational School Model United Nations conference, with five receiving awards.
Junior Meghan Anand and sophomore Ali Yousuf received...
Sally Buck, Digital Executive Editor
• October 18, 2019
As sophomores and juniors participated in PACT and PSAT testing Wednesday, seniors were given a special opportunity. Alumni from a variety of fields, including law, energy, oil and medicine, returned to...
On Monday during B and G period, Dr. Charlie Scott, Upper School English teacher, made biscuits in the Anderson Room kitchen for his AP English Gods & Monsters classes.
Dr. Scott made the biscuits...
Ater two years of serving as interim headmaster, it is time for Dr. Ed Trusty to pass the torch to a new leader.
The Board of Trustees unanimously voted to appoint Mr. Jonathan Eades to be The Kinkaid...
Dr. Brady Barr, the 2019-20 Papadopoulos Fellow, came to speak to students Tuesday during assembly, D Period, and lunch. He is the first herpetologist (someone who specializes in reptiles and amphibians)...
The bombing sounds of thunder stirred the school. Lighting popped outside classroom windows, illuminating the midnight-like sky.
What many thought would be a few days of light rain has become a tropical...
Four students along with their teacher took a trip outside to practice using colorful Chinese yo-yos.
The yo-yos, which are called diabolos, are a part of a traditional Chinese pastime, said Paula Lin,...
The Falcon student newspaper is now hosted by Student Newspaper Online, or SNO, which provides online and mobile publishing platforms for schools.
Starting this year, students can also read articles...
Around 11:15 am Tuesday, Kinkaid temporarily lost its water supply for a few minutes.
Mr. Ed Jordan, director of facilities operations sent an email, providing an explanation: “The campus lost water...
As freshmen and peer mentors ventured around endless pine trees at Camp Cho-Yeh in Livingston, Texas, this past weekend, the excitement of new friendships filled the air. Students became filthy in mud...
