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KP TIMES
The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES
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Campers at the Summer Media Camp photograph soccer practice during the second day of the journalism camp.
What makes you happy? [KP Media Camp edition]
A fallen tree from Hurricane Beryl blocks part of the entrance to the Woodland Hills subdivision.
Sports
Soccer coach Jess White watches his seventh period soccer class participate in their weight room work out in the athletic building hallway to prepare for the season. The team has been using the hallways to work out while in-sport teams use the gyms.
Teams benefit from addition of new gym
Tricia Darcy, Visuals Editor • September 14, 2024

During the first month of school, Humble ISD had strict heat restrictions that made it difficult for athletes to practice outdoors. This caused...

Sophomore Kye Wehby fights to beat two defenders as he carries the ball against Dayton on Sept. 6.
Football team defeats Dayton, 30-10
September 10, 2024
Junior Cooper Robinson reaches to attempt to tackle a Montgomery player during their game on Aug. 31.
Panthers fall to Montgomery in season opener, 28-26
September 4, 2024
Senior Tristan Viso celebrates teammate Lachlan Timpanaro during their last scrimmage against Galena Park.
Scrimmages help prepare Panthers for opener
August 30, 2024
Senior Emily Pavel celebrates after getting an ace against Lake Creek during their first home game.
Volleyball team builds chemistry in long preseason
August 30, 2024
Features
Coach Andrew Cross reacts during the 3-point shootout against the juniors. Cross missed this 3-pointer and junior Jakendrick Clevenger made his to seal the junior class victory.
Competitions heat up in Go Gold pep rally
Emily McKithern, Sydney Ortiz, Tricia Darcy, Emerson Harris, Shelby Townsend, and Jordan Hutchinson • September 14, 2024

Each September, the student body celebrates Go Gold month with a pep rally to raise awareness for pediatric cancer. Earlier in the week, each grade level...

Theater director Brandi Perkins helps students calculate the cost of supplies for a trip to the frozen tundra after watching a video recording of "Frozen the Musical."
Theater production class expands reach
September 11, 2024
Junior Maebeth Potter stands outside her home two months after Hurricane Beryl uprooted a tree in the Potters' front yard. The tree split the house in half. The home is in the midst of being rebuilt.
Potters rebuild after tree destroys home
September 11, 2024
Madison Staggs celebrates on top of the junior class pyramid. The juniors won the competition.
Students bring spirit to first pep rally
September 4, 2024
What is the biggest adjustment from middle school?
What is the biggest adjustment from middle school?
August 29, 2024
News
Shelly Vaughn and her daughter Savannah Vaughn, who graduated from Kingwood Park in 2015, both went to Foster Elementary. When visiting the cafeteria, Shelly was brought to tears by remembering her and her daughter's little moments at Foster.
Alumni become emotional in final visit to Foster Elementary
Preston Carpenter, Staff Writer • September 12, 2024

Foster Elementary opened its doors to allow former students to walk the halls for the final time before the school is torn down for repairs....

The attendance office sits in the front of the school. Kids leaving early or coming late check in at the office.
New attendance policy frustrates, stresses students
September 6, 2024
Math teacher Haden Johnson talks with sophomore Selvin Blanco Rodriguez during class on Aug. 29. Johnson was one of 14 new teachers hired over the summer.
New staff members find their place on campus
August 30, 2024
Opinions
Junior Michelle Klanke enjoys her first day in American in August. Courtesy of Michelle Klanke.
America brings adventures, fun in exchange program
Michelle Klanke, Staff Writer • September 14, 2024

If you were in the United States for the first time and wanted to get to know the whole culture, what would you do? I have been in the...

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September 6, 2024
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August 27, 2024
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Junior Maebeth Potter stands outside her home two months after Hurricane Beryl uprooted a tree in the Potters' front yard. The tree split the house in half. The home is in the midst of being rebuilt.

Potters rebuild after tree destroys home

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Theater director Brandi Perkins helps students calculate the cost of supplies for a trip to the frozen tundra after watching a video recording of "Frozen the Musical."

Theater production class expands reach

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Shelly Vaughn and her daughter Savannah Vaughn, who graduated from Kingwood Park in 2015, both went to Foster Elementary. When visiting the cafeteria, Shelly was brought to tears by remembering her and her daughter's little moments at Foster.

Alumni become emotional in final visit to Foster Elementary

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Sophomore Kye Wehby fights to beat two defenders as he carries the ball against Dayton on Sept. 6.

Football team defeats Dayton, 30-10

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