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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 Eliza Hoing and Lorelei Frank show their sheep during the progress show at the FFA Barns on Jan. 6. The show helped students prepare for the Humble ISD Livestock Show.

Progress show helps students prepare

Camille Blair, Staff writer January 31, 2023

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 barns at the North Ag facility help make raising animals easier for FFA students.

New barns gives FFA students a boost

Camille Blair, Staff Writer January 27, 2023

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...

Senior Joe Stephenson climbs back down after measuring the roof of the newest Tiny Home structure.

Tiny Home progress continues despite delays

Morgen Dozier, Staff Writer January 18, 2023

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...

Senior Vivian Garcia and sophomore Lucas Pagano play along during a sneak peek performance of "Seussical" during flex hour on Jan. 11.

Orchestra, band work to help bring ‘Seussical’ to life

Jacob Valcarce, Staff Writer January 12, 2023

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 director Evan Farmer gets emotional after the orchestra performs his favorite song “Such Sweet Sorrow” by Jeremy Woolstenhulme.

Orchestra creates special night for new director

Camille Blair, Staff Writer January 10, 2023

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,...

Newspaper and yearbook staff members showcase their awards at the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Conference. Those who attended included Kaitlyn Sitton, Maya Ortiz, Ana La Rosa Grillo, Arleigh Doehring, Taylor Nethery, Katie Gerbasich and Fallon Head.

National awards highlight fall for journalism students

Dannika Melendez Mateo, Special contributor December 19, 2022

Journalism students traveled to the JEA/NSPA National High School Journalism Conference for the first time since 2019. They hoped to hear their name called on the awards stand at least once. They heard...

Sophomore David Luna talks to junior Hayden Jensen before the band concert started, December 8.

Band showcases talent at region

Jacob Valcarce, News Editor December 15, 2022

Throughout the band's stressful marching season, many of the students had to balance that time along with their region music. All students were given three etudes of music to work on in July. Each of the...

Freshman Eduardo Hernandez plays rock-paper-scissors with students during recess at Jack Field Elementary during Day of Service.

Impact reaches far during annual Day of Service

Daniel Spear, Staff Writer December 7, 2022

Day of Service was a success once again this year as 600 students were divided up across 18 different locations to perform community service. The annual Day of Service for freshmen included locations like...

Sunshine enters from all angles of the new Kingwood Middle School even as construction continues inside and outside.

New building, big changes at KMS

Sam Dellandre, Special Contributor November 29, 2022

Kingwood Middle School is the first building in Humble ISD to be rebuilt. It’s fully functional and open but is still under minor construction. Every floor has multiple floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing...

Students will receive study guides soon for finals, which will start Dec. 12.

Finals return for all students

Jacob Valcarce, News Editor November 25, 2022

For the past two years, finals have been optional for students. That all changes this year when final week begins Dec. 12.  Students will have to take finals and each one will count for 10 percent...

The Fairytale-themed new playground at Woodland Hills Elementary boasts a large green dragon students love to climb.

New Woodland Hills playground brightens community

Morgen Dozier, Staff Writer November 14, 2022

The sound of running feet on sand and dirt filled the air as students were released to recess. The kids had only one goal in mind, be the first one on the dragon. Squeals of delight and bliss occupied...

Seniors Joseph Weidemann and Ethan Otte perform at school in September with some classmates. Weidemann is part of the Regional Orchestra performing tonight.

Orchestra students prepare for Regional performance

Jacob Valcarce, News Editor November 12, 2022

Twenty-seven members of the orchestra auditioned for the Region Orchestra, with 10 advancing to represent the school in the Region Philharmonic and Symphony orchestras.  In the philharmonic orchestra,...

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