Mustang Monthly

Features
Making Jewelry
October 7, 2021
Charlotte Karner, Staff Writer
As a high school student, it’s hard to find time for a job between schoolwork and outside activities. I run a small jewelry business on Instagram and Depop to bring in a...
Features
Sparking Change – The Girls Empowerment Network
May 12, 2021
Isabella Espinosa
Confidence, coping skills, collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity: the 6 C’s that serve as the fundamentals of the Girls Empowerment Network....
Sports
A Letter to our Coach…
March 30, 2021
Jacob Shaw, Sports Editor
The last few weeks have been filled with sadness due to the passing of Coach Greg Dwyer. We are thankful as a KHS Tennis Team to see the support we have received from our...
Features
Maya Angelou’s Legacy
February 20, 2021
Isabella Espinosa
Each year, February gives way for the honorary celebration of Black History Month: a celebration of more than just Africans, but their empowering history and their...
Opinion
7 Study Habits of Successful Students
January 11, 2021
Isabella Espinosa, Assistant Stem Editor
Maximize the efficiency of your study time to provide yourself with ample rest, recovery, and brain power!
Student Life
Salmon Colored High Heel Shoes – Human Trafficking Awareness 2021…
January 11, 2021
Aynslee Adelman
During the 2020 October school break, I was traveling through Marshall, TX en route to Caddo Lake. My parents, sister, and I were following my grandfather (aka Papa) and other...
STEM
How Can An Organ Be Invisible?
November 26, 2020
Neha Shaw
When you see or hear the word “organ”, what comes to mind? When it comes to the integral parts of our bodies that unconsciously and perpetually carry out life-sustaining functions, the organs you might think of are often the ones discussed most commonly. While we can’t see most of our organs doing work within us, there is one particular building block in the bodies of about half of the world’s population that can be considered “invisible.” The organ in question? The cervix.
Features
Past, Present, and Future- KHS Alumni Opens a Restaurant
November 8, 2020
Katie Brubaker
Food is something that almost everyone enjoys. It can bring people together, allow for good conversation, and most importantly, satisfy the tastebuds. A Kingwood High School...

News
Houston Winter Storm
Daniela De Nóbrega, Staff Writer
As announced on Friday, Humble ISD buildings will be closed on Monday 15th due to the winter...
COVID-19
Humble ISD Expands COVID-19 Testing Options
Emily Moore
As 2021 begins, Humble ISD is expanding COVID-19 testing options for students and staff. There...
Opinion
A History of Controversial Elections in the United States
Jacob Shaw, Sports Editor
Falling in line with what one might expect from this year, 2020’s Presidential election will...
Features
Biden Wins Election Week 2020
Farhan Ahsan, Assistant Opinions Editor
The American people have spoken. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are now the President-Elect and...
Features
The Presidential Election Pulled a 2020
Farhan Ahsan, Assistant Opinions Editor
I think we can all agree that 2020 has been a year like none other. The Presidential election...
Features
Evolving Scene of Voter Engagement
Emily Moore
The push to get out the vote in the 2020 election is seemingly stronger than ever before with...
COVID-19
Progress on Covid-19 Vaccinations: What You Need to Know
Julia Paraskevas
Since Covid-19 first arrived in the United States in early January, Americans have been holding...
News
It’s National Voter Registration Day – Are You Ready to Vote?
Ainsley Gill, Executive News and Opinions Editor
In 42 days, citizens across America will head to the polls to cast their vote for president....
News
Raging Fires Set the Pacific Northwest in Flames
Isabella Espinosa
Wildfires have been a devastating part of our planet for millions of years. Wildfires...
News
Texas May Be Turning Blue
Claire Sullivan, Staff Writer
Texas is seeing a shift in its residents’ politics; a FiveThirtyEight Survey of registered...
COVID-19
Back to School – What Looks Different this Year
Emily Moore, Assistant Student Life & Features Editor
UPDATE- Humble ISD held a board meeting on August 3 to reevaluate the plan below. The final...
News
Hurricane Season Begins
Ainsley Smith
What is Expected of 2020’s Hurricane Season As we start off this year’s hurricane...
News
A Healing Solution to the Racism in this Country
Natalie Burgos
Nowadays, you could just look outside your window and see the protests that have been going...
COVID-19
College Applications: What has changed due to Covid-19?
Alex Richmond, Features & Lifestyle Editor
College applications may be changing this year: what to expect and what to do now
COVID-19
Covid-19 Heals the Earth…Temporarily
Isabella Espinosa, Staff STEM Writer
For the past few months most of the world has been silent as people isolate within their homes,...
News
The Journey of Plastic Bottles Around the World
Isabella Espinosa, Staff Stem Writer
Plastic bottles continue to remain highly relevant to our daily lives and economy, sold in...
COVID-19
New Normal for KHS Alumni – Online College and Returning Home
Neha Shaw and Daphne Han
This has been a crazy time for all of our KHS Alumni returning home and adjusting to online...
COVID-19
Opening Texas in Stages and Schools Closed for the Year…
Jacob Shaw, Sports Editor
The news this past weekend was hard for many students and families in Humble ISD to digest....

Kingwood Cross Country Wins Big at Districts!

Rebecca Rhodes • October 23, 2021

Thursday, October 14th was a great day for Kingwood Cross Country! The cross country district meet, consisting of teams...

Tennis Heads Into the Playoffs Strong

Janak Krishnan • October 14, 2021

On Tuesday, October fifth, Kingwood Highschool defeated archrivals, Atascocita, to finish the season as undefeated district...

Volleyball Goes Gold

Sawyer Bryce • September 29, 2021

Friday September 24th, Kingwood Volleyball played their Go Gold game against Humble High School. Gold Fight Win raises awareness,...

Battle of Mind & Body

Isabella Espinosa, Co-Editor-and-Chief • October 7, 2021

Think about it, how often do people truly recognize the connections between emotions and sickness? Some would say not at...

"Not Like Other Girls"

Sawyer Bryce • March 29, 2021

In an effort to keep female main characters interesting, the media gives women unique traits that set them apart from...

7 Study Habits of Successful Students

Isabella Espinosa, Assistant Stem Editor • January 11, 2021

Maximize the efficiency of your study time to provide yourself with ample rest, recovery, and brain power!

Student Life

HOSA Prepares to Compete Internationally

Emily Moore

April 10, 2021

The Kingwood High School HOSA Future Health Professionals chapters have been...

Salmon Colored High Heel Shoes – Human Trafficking Awareness 2021…

January 11, 2021

During the 2020 October school break, I was traveling...

10 Things You Can Do While the Power is Out

October 5, 2020

Let’s face it: if you live in Kingwood, you are no stranger to power outages.

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Fine Arts

Record Breaking Region Results for Kingwood Orchestra

Moyu Yumoto

October 11, 2021

Each year, Kingwood High School Orchestra students participate in auditions...

Kingwood Band Takes on Concert Season

February 13, 2021

A full concert on-stage was not imaginable for the...

2020 Marching Band Comes to a Close

November 28, 2020

2020 has been a tumultuous year for just about every...

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What It Means To Be a Scientist Today

Isabella Espinosa, Co-Editor-and-Chief • January 8, 2022

When discussing scientists across history, many tend to focus on the scientists...

The (In)visible Organ film premieres in January 2021 and will dive into innovations and reforms in reproductive healthcare.

How Can An Organ Be Invisible?

November 26, 2020

When you see or hear the word “organ”, what comes to mind? When it comes to the integral parts of our bodies that unconsciously and perpetually carry out life-sustaining functions, the organs you might think of are often the ones discussed most commonly. While we can’t see most of our organs doing work within us, there is one particular building block in the bodies of about half of the world’s population that can be considered “invisible.” The organ in question? The cervix.

Graphic depicting a facial scan through a facial recognition system.

Getting Tech Literate: Facial Recognition Systems

September 6, 2020

As the influence of technology in today's politics, economics, and society becomes increasingly apparent and strong, it's important to become technologically literate and understand their functions, ethics, and role in policymaking. In this article, I introduce facial recognition systems and how they work as well as their applications, before discussing their benefits and any issues/concerns with this technology.

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