When students had the opportunity to skip a day of school to serve on jury duty, they took it.
A select group of sophomores, juniors and seniors participated in a mock trial at the Norton Rose Fulbright...
A gray-haired man in a tailored suit stepped onto the stage in the Brown Auditorium.
“Is this thing on?” he asked, speaking into his lapel microphone.
He went on to explain how easily accessible...
Eshaan Mani, Executive Digital Editor
• January 23, 2023
“I’m going to start my talk today by telling you why I have half a beard," said Dan Ariely, James B. Duke Professor of psychology and behavioral economics at Duke University.
An auditorium of Kinkaid...
As the pilot announced for the second time that the plane would be heading back to the gate for more fuel, disappointed grumbles filled the silent cabin.
What was supposed to be a four-hour flight...
Once a year, all of Piney Point Village hears the most horrifying and bone-chilling screams.
However, the screaming is all in good spirits as part of the annual events during wellness week, a period...
Eleventh grader Patrick Reilly placed first chair guitar, making him the top private school guitarist in the state after he auditioned for the 2022-2023 Texas Private School Music Educators Association.
With...
Under the spotlight and along the walls of the Student Life Center, art came to life as the visual and performing arts departments united for the annual Margaret Kinkaid Holiday Concert and Visual Arts...
Holiday music blasted over the speakers of the Ogilvie Lobby as students enthusiastically gathered the gum drops, sprinkles and peppermints strewn across the line of tables to decorate their gingerbread...
Flooding through the gates of the school, children with refugee status swarmed onto the field hockey field to learn a new sport and have tons of fun.
“We just wanted to share our sport, hoping that...
The Model United Nations team competed at Stanford University from Nov. 11 to Nov. 13.
Twenty-two students traveled to California, and seven returned to Houston with laurels. Some of the recognitions...
Matthew Berman, Assistant Features Editor
• November 16, 2022
It was a brisk, cool morning but despite the frigid temperatures, many students, faculty and friends gathered in Barnhart stadium to support an important cause.
The community gathered to raise money...
It’s 1958.
Dwight Eisenhower is in the Oval Office. Alaska and Hawaii have yet to enter the union. The St. Louis Hawks beat the Minneapolis Lakers in the NBA Finals. And The Kinkaid School moves...
