The Women's March took place at City Hall in Houston on the morning of Jan. 25. Hundreds of women, men and children gathered to hear speeches and performances from various activists and state...

Nine journalism students went to Washington D.C from Nov. 27 to Dec. 1 for the high school National Journalism Convention. They went in hopes of bettering the newspaper and yearbook for our school. Junior...

National Honor Society inducted 99 new members on Dec. 16 in the Performing Arts Center. The students had met the service and academic requirements needed for admission. For more photos and ways to purchase...

During the holiday season, students and staff gave back to the community through the Angel Tree program. Faculty members as well as student clubs and organizations had the opportunity to give gifts to...

Sophomores and freshmen no longer know of the news show that aired every six weeks from the advanced audio-visual students. Juniors and seniors still remember KPark News, however. While it had more entertainment...

Every year the Heart Walk Association gets kids from middle school, high school and some colleges together for a 5k walk. This walk is a family-friendly event there is organizations, vendors, fun games...

For the first time since theater director Abbey Fera arrived at KPark in 2015, the theater program has chosen to do a musical by itself. The most recent musical theater took part in was “Fiddler on the...

The ability to vote and elect leaders is a central part of a democratic society, and it’s a necessary step in making sure your voice is heard. Dr. Donna Papadimitriou taught economics at Caney Creek...

Pond water was already pooling inside Hoa Do’s living room when she woke up on Sept. 19. She faced the water alone. With her parents at work, the sophomore began to worry. She was afraid her parents’...

Dr. Christi Keelen, 41, passed away in the hospital two days after experiencing a brain aneurysm on Wednesday, Oct. 23. “I know that she touched lives every place she was,” Cathey Buck, the academic...

With the AP test days away, calculus teacher Jim Dang had only three students in his third period class reviewing. Situations like Dang’s were common on Wednesday as less than 10% of the student body...