A line of severe thunderstorms swept through the Houston area on May 16, which caused flooding, loss of power and the collapse of several trees on Kinkaid’s campus. Head of School Mr. Jonathan Eades...

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...

Engineers and doctors can work together to solve world problems through the field of neuro-engineering. That is exactly the specialty of presenter Dr. Behnaam Aazhang, who spoke at a recent assembly.  Dr....

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...

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...

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...

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...

Students and teachers alike gathered with an excited buzz to savor the variety of foods provided by members of the South Asian Heritage Club for a Diwali feast Oct. 27.  For the first half of the celebration,...

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...