Going Gold
Katie Brubaker, Staff Writer
September 21, 2020
Every day, 48 families will receive the life-changing news that their child has cancer. A local foundation, Addi’s Faith Foundation, is one of many organizations that aim to aide families who received a cancer diagnosis and have to undergo chemotherapy. It also funds research to help end pediatric ...
Come Join Future Business Leaders of America!
Kelsey Knigin, Soccer, FBLA Staff Writer
September 18, 2020
Future Business Leaders of America is one of the most recently-founded organizations on the Kingwood campus. Its overall purpose is to provide opportunities to prepare students for future business careers. While FBLA is focused around business, the organization is great for anyone who wants to develop...
Mustang Library: Monthly Must-Have Convos
September 12, 2020
Recently, our librarians Mrs. Schilling and Mrs. Adelman have worked hard to create Mustang Library’s Monthly Must-Have Convos. In observance of the current issues of society, Dr. Nasra presented an initiative to the librarians. The model aims to address societal issues through conversation and will t...
Tips for Virtual Learning
Alexis Pubentz, Staff Writer
August 31, 2020
This school year has brought many changes for us, especially in how we do school. Virtual learning is something relatively new for all of us. It has changed our schedules, the way we do classwork, and where we do our classwork. Although some of us are going back face-to-face, virtual learning still is the r...
What Makes a Successful Online Learner?
Griselda, Staff Writer
August 23, 2020
As many of you know some of us are going to continue doing online learning while others are doing in-person. Some of us might be considering continuing online learning. To some of us, online learning is new to us and we are just getting used to it and so it can be overwhelming or harder to understand...
Camp ARCH Experience- My First Introduction into Architecture
Phoebe Han, Staff Writer
August 17, 2020
This summer, I was accepted into Camp ARCH, a five-day camp where we would have the opportunity to learn and experience the many professions of architecture, urban planning, and visualization. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, the camp would be held virtually, but nonetheless, I still had an amazing time and...
Back to School – What Looks Different this Year
Emily Moore, Assistant Student Life & Features Editor
July 23, 2020
UPDATE- Humble ISD held a board meeting on August 3 to reevaluate the plan below. The final plan has everyone starting off online on August 11th. Self-contained special education students have the option to return on-campus on August 17th. Elementary and secondary students may return on-campus on August ...
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, ...
A New Kind of Summer Vacation
June 2, 2020
“Summer. Summer. Summer. Summer. SUMMER!” This iconic line from High School Musical 2 tends to resurface to the classrooms around this time every May. Students across campus eager to get out of school and race out of the building, finally to have 3 months filled with never-ending fun. I’ve been ...
What have KHS students gained or hope we all learn throughout this quarantine experience?
Griselda, Staff Writer
June 1, 2020
Like many students across Texas and the country, Kingwood Mustangs find themselves under quarantine. They are either keeping themselves busy such as staying active, remaining in contact with friends and family just so they can stay out of their place of boredom. This has definitely been a crazy time fo...
Kingwood French Students Compete in Texas French Symposium
Moyu Yumoto, Staff Writer
May 6, 2020
Texas French Symposium is an annual two-day academic competition for students taking French from all over the state. Students take a series of written tests in vocabulary, grammar, civilization, and listening comprehension as well as compete in individual events. There are a number of events in which students...
Study Abroad for Free in High School
Emily Moore, Assistant Student Life Editor
April 21, 2020
The Department of State sponsors several scholarship programs for high school students each year. Three of the most enriching ones are featured here. If you take every chance presented to you to experience new things, see the world, and meet new people, you may want to look into one of the program...
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