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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
Sports
Senior Ivan Reyes and his brother Eduardo are escorted on the field by their mom before their final senior football game at Turner Stadium.
Reyes finds football one year after moving from Mexico
Zachary Ford, Staff Writer • November 6, 2024

Senior Ivan Reyes emerges as vocal leader on the Kingwood Park football team one year after joining the team and learning English. Read more...

Junior Kaely Evans high fives junior Lily Medina as junior Emma Abel celebrates with them against Splendora.
Evans helps set team up for success
November 5, 2024
Junior Elena Amos reacts after seeing her time in the 100-meter butterfly against A&M Consolidated. She broke the pool record she set when she was a freshman.
Girls race to three pool records in home meet
November 5, 2024
Senior Andrew Carson and doubles partner Santiago Santiago congratulate each other after getting a point during their doubles match against MacArthur.
Tennis boasts girls, boys district MVPs after season ends in Area
November 3, 2024
Reel: Basketball players prepare for new seasons
Reel: Basketball players prepare for new seasons
November 1, 2024
Features
Senior Nolan Datz worked at a internship for one month over the summer. He had planned to become a welder, but he changed his mind after the internship. Photo of manufacturing facility by Nolan Datz. Graphic by Kaitlyn Sitton.
Surviving Burnout
With jobs, school and family obligations, students struggle to find a balance.
Preston Carpenter, Staff Writer • November 9, 2024

Senior Nolan Datz was about to cry. As an intern, he sat alone in a little corner of a workshop in front of a conveyor belt, ducts gathering in piles...

Sophomore Samantha Requena takes notes in Algebra II Advanced. Her family moved from Venezuela when she was 2 years old.
Requenas find safety, security in U.S.
November 6, 2024
How does your family celebrate your culture?
How does your family celebrate your culture?
November 5, 2024
Clara Brandt and Mike Clark, played by Emerson Harris and Sam Lewton, painfully laugh on their date.
’33 Variations’ showcases theater talent
November 1, 2024
Senior Colton Anderson prepres to scare customers at Purgatory Scream Park, where he has worked for five years. Photo courtesy of Stephen Rogers.
Purgatory provides fun for working teens
October 30, 2024
News
Senior Andrew Carson works on a problem in Calculus AB on Nov. 6. He was one of three seniors who received recognition for their scores on the National Merit PSAT eaxm.
Preparation lifts seniors in PSAT/NMSQT honors
Cameron Minatrea, Staff Writer • November 12, 2024

Three seniors earned recognition regarding their PSAT/NMSQT scores from junior year. Seniors Andrew Carson and Lucas Pagano earned Commended,...

Dance teacher Cyndi Vaughn was appreciative of the ROTC students who participated in her father's burial service, which included Master Sgt. Anthony Bullock, senior Douglas Graves, junior Isaiah Montes, junior Araya Wolfe and senior Noe Ortega. Clarence Vaughn was a Sergeant in the Marines. He was buried at Houston National Cemetery on Oct. 8. Photo courtesy of Cyndi Vaughn.
JROTC, band member honor Marine veteran
October 29, 2024
Kingwood Park journalism students Ella Hickman, Heather Horace, Michelle Klanke, Kaitlyn Sitton and Shelby Townsend erupt after hearing their won one of the social media contests during Fall Fiesta on Oct. 14.
Journalism students win sweepstakes at state conference for third year in a row
October 24, 2024
Opinions
"Scavengers Reign" is a new show on HBO Max and Netflix. Image courtesy of HBO Max.
‘Scavengers Reign’ brings beauty to the screen
Paisley Thomas, Special Contributor • November 12, 2024

"Scavengers Reign" is an animated series (on Netflix and HBO) that will captivate you. The show takes viewers on an immersive journey through...

Leaders in Model UN work to recreate members during a club fair in September during Flex Hour. Student-created clubs are held during Flex Hour each day, offering students a break from the routine. During Flex Hour, students can also eat, hang out with friends, attend tutoring and relax.
Flex Hour offers ideal break to help avoid burnout
November 9, 2024
Senior Olivia Brenner participates in a tour on a camel toward the Great Pyramid of Giza. Photo submitted by Olivia Brenner.
Travels to Middle East offers unforgettable experience
November 7, 2024
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Senior Ivan Reyes and his brother Eduardo are escorted on the field by their mom before their final senior football game at Turner Stadium.

Reyes finds football one year after moving from Mexico

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Senior Nolan Datz worked at a internship for one month over the summer. He had planned to become a welder, but he changed his mind after the internship. Photo of manufacturing facility by Nolan Datz. Graphic by Kaitlyn Sitton.

Surviving Burnout

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Sophomore Samantha Requena takes notes in Algebra II Advanced. Her family moved from Venezuela when she was 2 years old.

Requenas find safety, security in U.S.

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Flavia and Fabio Salima Marcano pose with the Venezuelan flag their family brought with them when they sought political asylum in the United States in 2017. Millions have fled the country in the last decade to escape economic hardship and political repression.

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Junior Elena Amos reacts after seeing her time in the 100-meter butterfly against A&M Consolidated. She broke the pool record she set when she was a freshman.

Girls race to three pool records in home meet

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