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The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES

The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES

Seniors Elijah Merino and Carson Brown jump off the line at the sound of the gun during the Nike South Meet in The Woodlands. The two always line up together with Brown helping Merino set the pace in the races.
Merino, Brown run friendly rivalry to Region Meet
Tricia Darcy, Visuals Editor • October 20, 2024

As the shotgun is heard to begin the race, seniors Carson Brown and Elijah Merino sprint off the line to get to the front of the pack. At the...

Senior Emmanuel Lopez works on cutting hair as junior Chris Garcia watches closely. The boys spend periods one through three in Barbering class each day.
Barbering class jump-starts students' dream careers
Cameron Minatrea, Staff Writer • October 10, 2024

Junior Keoni Mallari’s school day starts at 4:30 a.m. He gets ready and gets dropped off at his bus stop, which then takes him to Five Star Elite Barbering...

Kingwood Park and Kingwood High JROTC students work to unload 14,000 pounds of pumpkins at Good Shepherd Episcopal's Church on Woodland Hills Drive.
JROTC students help carry load as 14,000 pounds of pumpkins arrive
Marie Wakefield, Special Contributor • October 21, 2024

The average pumpkin weighs 13 pounds. When several are stacked in a wheelbarrow, they can quickly add up. However, Kingwood High and Kingwood...

A scene from the 2011 remake of The Thing. Photo courtesy of Universal.
Increased use of computer-generated imagery ruins beauty of practical effects
Garrison Moritz, Special Contributor • October 18, 2024

During the 2000’s, moviegoers saw the rise of computer-generated imagery (CGI) in films. In some cases, CGI has made movies easier to make...

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