Social psychologist Dr. Jonathan Haidt provided insight on the effect of an electronic-based childhood on mental health during a recent online visit to Kinkaid.  Haidt, who made a virtual visit to...

Four Kinkaid seniors, Chloe Brissett, Madison Burba, Ava Winn and Sabrina Nader, all received a Gold Award from The Girl Scouts of America on Feb. 27. According to the official Girl Scouts website,...

Falcon students in middle and high school flocked to the clock tower to sign a large metal beam on March 7, marking a historic milestone in Kinkaid’s history. Following the signing, the beam served...

Sophomores Ayla Patel and Jack Susman have embarked on a literary journey outside the classroom with aims to raise awareness about the complexities of immigration.  With their collaborative efforts,...

Over spring break, 15 debaters across four divisions of competition competed at the 2024 Texas Forensic Association’s State Tournament.  Held in the Houston Marriott Westchase, the tournament...

Kinkaid students traveled to Boston to participate in Harvard Model Congress, the country’s oldest, largest and most prestigious Model United Nations conference.  Over 2,500 high school students...

Kinkaid’s robotics team, also known as The Falconeers, has enjoyed a victory-filled season. The team participated in the USTEM Under Cooked Tournament at Waltrip High School on Feb. 10.  The robotics...

Laughter and excitement filled the air. Music was pumping, lights were flashing and the ninth and tenth grade students were enjoying the annual freshman and sophomore party.  This year’s celebration...

AP European History and Art History students visited the Houston Museum of Fine Arts on Dec. 7 to view in real life the works they had studied throughout the first semester. Art history teacher Ms....

The aroma of delicious spices, melodies of Bollywood pop music and excited chatter filled the entrance to the Temporary Upper School as students, teachers and parents waited to try an array of traditional...

Members of the Sports for Special Needs Club had a blast hanging out with children who have autism. Club members organized an event to introduce tennis skills to children affiliated with a nonprofit...

It’s uncommon for many teenagers to choose to spend their school break serving a country struck by disaster, but sophomore Fife Famurewa did. A high-magnitude earthquake struck the villages surrounding...