AP U.S. history teacher and football announcer, Mr. Ted Curry, had quite the halftime announcements at the football game on Friday, Oct. 21. Each year exemplary students are chosen to represent the...

Students huddled in a dim classroom, peering over each other’s shoulders to get a look at the table below. On the electronic table a heart beats beneath a ribcage, pumping out blood and modeling the...

"Now in our 116th school year, we are embarking on a historic and ambitious plan to create a lasting advantage for yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s Kinkaid students, faculty, staff, and community.” So...

The campus just got a whole lot safer. Beginning this fall, a new campus policy requires all doors to remain locked and need Falcon cards to open as part of new safety measures.  The safety measures...

The Ogilvie Lobby became half-bakery, half-battlefield as the Upper School’s 56 clubs jockeyed for the interest of students using baked goods, sweet icing and snappy posters last week. Club Fair...

The first-ever Affinity Group Expo was held in the Moran Library last Thursday. The expo was designed to increase the visibility of affinity groups and highlight the benefits of the program. It was...

Kinkaid was honored to have alumnus and Papadopoulos Fellow Dr. Jatin Vyas, ‘85 speak to the Upper School at an assembly on April 26. Dr. Jatin Vyas is an immunologist and infectious disease specialist...

For Mrs. Goldie Arriola, the Nowruz celebration has always been an important part of her Iranian-American identity and culture. Mrs. Arriola, Kinkaid’s human resources director, shared her heritage...

Mason Thenor and Mia Price were elected to serve as the Student Governing Council president and vice president, respectively, for the 2022-23 school year. The announcement that Thenor and Price won...

Walking into the school cafeteria and buying a water bottle to quench your thirst is something most students do every day. However, most students do not realize the amount of plastic they are using.  The...

The Dining and Learning Center has been a place filled with life, from students eating and studying to faculty and staff working. Since the start of in-person education last year, the Dining and Learning...

For the first time in over a year, Central Texas Model UN opened its doors for an in-person conference and Kinkaid’s team was ready. The Falcon team of 14 students competed against over 500 students...