Orchestra students spent a week filling the commons with music. Their goal was to teach as many students as they could how to play an orchestra instrument. In the end, they hoped they inspired some new...

The library is being packed up in preparation for construction on the front entrance. The library will be shut down, as well as the front entrance of the school, by spring break as the school receives...

This March, students will have the opportunity to test both the SAT and the ACT suite of assessments on campus. In a departure from recent tradition, the school district has opted to automatically provide...

Despite the nerve-wracking experience of stepping up and performing for a judge, 36 band members advanced to the state UIL competition.  This year there were some major changes to the band UIL competition....

Senior Adam Wolf wasn’t shocked when he received the news that he was a National Merit finalist this week. He had known his PSAT/NMSQT score was likely high enough and that his hard work had paid off. The...

Anxiously awaiting the results of prelims, the cheerleaders sat together in the hotel room talking about their performance at the state competition that day. A call finally arrived and the room erupted...

During Course Selection Day, students chose from among dozens of classes for the 2023-24 school year. For students choosing upper level classes to earn college credits, their options ranged from Advanced...

FFA held their annual progress show on Jan. 6. It’s designed to help students and their animals prepare for the Humble Livestock Show and Rodeo by getting in the ring and learning what more needs to...

The new district North Ag facility was officially open for all species in September. The old ag barns were built in the ‘90s and had housed animals raised by Kingwood Park students since the school first...

Progress on the sixth Tiny Homes structure came to a screeching halt this month. For the second time, thousands of dollars of equipment was stolen. “(Everything) really kind of came to a halt because...

Since November, musicians have volunteered hours of their time to perform in Seussical the Musical. Tonight, they will perform together as the orchestra, band, choir and theaters students combine for their...

Orchestra held their Winter Concert on December 6 and before their finale, they played orchestra teacher Evan Farmer's favorite piece “Such Sweet Sorrow” by Jeremy Woolstenhulme. Senior Joe Weidemann,...