Tiny Living: Freedom or Confinement?
Isabella Espinosa and Emily Moore
September 2, 2020
In recent decades, tiny living has been on the rise around the world, and as a result, conversations about the quality of the lifestyle have blossomed. Taking time to listen to the experiences and advice of others helps to provide a broader understanding of what living tiny is like. Living tiny can best...
Class of 2021: Kicking off our Senior Year
Neha Shaw, Editor-in-Chief
August 23, 2020
Kingwood's graduating Class of 2021 has entered senior year: what many consider to be the close of a rather unconventional high school experience.
Now We See Them: an Unconventional Graduation
Neha Shaw, Editor-in-Chief
July 22, 2020
“Now you see us.” The trademark slogan of Kingwood High School’s graduating class of 2020 originated as a play on words and having 20/20 vision, but on Monday, July 20, 2020, it could not have rang more true. This determined, fun, and talented group of students that walked the stage on this date, ...
College Applications: What has changed due to Covid-19?
Alex Richmond, Features & Lifestyle Editor
May 29, 2020
College applications may be changing this year: what to expect and what to do now
Snail Mail: Unconventional Connection
Neha Shaw, Editor-in-Chief
May 25, 2020
Dear Mustang Monthly Reader, As we continue to physically distance, shopping in stores is an activity that many are unable to partake in, so people everywhere have resorted to lots of online shopping to satisfy their consumer needs. I know you have too, and I’m certain you get a little thrill when yo...
Preparing your College Essay
Nancy Westwood and Ann Crane
May 22, 2020
With much of the college application focused on scores, grades and rigor, the essay provides a valuable opportunity to shine a light on each student’s personal narrative. For the juniors who are home, refining your list of schools and creating a profile on The Common App or ApplyTexas, now is an id...
Exciting Times For Kingwood Mustang Football – Coach Melton Interview
May 2, 2020
During our time in Quarantine, fellow sports editors, Jacob Shaw and Jake Nichols, had the pleasure of interviewing the new Kingwood Athletic Director and Head Football Coach, Ronald Melton, over Zoom. Coach Melton was previously at Highland Park High School where he was the defensive coordinator of a...
KHS’s Anisha Razo Makes the Top Ten for Humble ISD’s Teacher of the Year
Sophia Hoffman, Editor in Chief
April 16, 2020
Congratulations to Mrs. Razo for making the top ten for Humble ISD's teacher of the year! Ms. Razo is an attentive, passionate, and intelligent leader who inspires creativity and diligence in her students every day. She is the Advanced and Practicum Audio/Video Production teacher, Junior Class Sponsor,...
Peggy Pickens: Celebrating the Past and Looking to the Future of KHS
Neha Shaw, Editor-in-Chief
March 13, 2020
As we celebrate 40 years of Kingwood High School this year, we look back on the students, faculty, and administration that have impacted our community and school. There are many individuals who were foundational in the origins of Kingwood High School and its beginnings, and these individuals all made ...
Decisions, Decisions: Which College Admissions Decision Type is Best?
Ann Crane and Nancy Westwood
February 25, 2020
Colleges and universities have multiple options for students to apply and an equal number of ways to inform applicants of their admissions decisions. Some of these may play a significant role in when and how you apply. Others are simply helpful to know for applying and planning. Most colleges and universities...
Learning to Accept and Appreciate my Culture
February 9, 2020
In elementary school, I’d sometimes bring cultural food that my mom made at home. When I started eating a rice ball with seaweed, a girl told me that they looked gross. In her 4th grade brain, I’m sure she didn’t mean to offend me- but it really did hurt me inside. From that day, I begged my mom ...
The Lizard in My Window
Neha Shaw, Editor-in-Chief
February 8, 2020
A green colored lizard, common in my neighborhood, has found itself trapped between the screen of my window and the actual window glass itself. It is a lovely shade of green when the sunlight hits it from the right angle, but it is otherwise a plain and rather drab sort of olive color. The area around...
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