Kirkwood High School student newspaper

The Kirkwood Call
Kirkwood High School student newspaper

The Kirkwood Call
Kirkwood High School student newspaper

The Kirkwood Call
Khadija Khan

Khadija Khan, editor in chief

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Hobbies and Interests: tennis, reading, traveling, shopping and writing

Favorite movie: Top Gun: Maverick

Favorite Quote: “Happiness can be found even in the darkest times if one only remembers to turn on the light.”

All content by Khadija Khan
Devin Luetkemeyer, senior, was diagnosed with cancer a few days after Christmas 2023.

Senior profile: Devin Leutkemeyer

Khadija Khan, editor-in-chief
May 1, 2024
Senior column: Khadija Khan

Senior column: Khadija Khan

Khadija Khan, editor-in-chief
May 1, 2024
Tide contains high levels of 1,4-dioxane and ethylene oxide, which are cancer-causing chemicals.

Silent killers

Khadija Khan, editor in chief
February 15, 2024
The Pioneer Steppers dance team was started last year, devoted to promoting diversity and inclusion.

Step it up

Khadija Khan, editor-in-chief
January 29, 2024
Every Saturday, Project Downtown St. Louis hands out food boxes within the Ferguson community.

Charity Issue: One meal at a time

Khadija Khan, editor-in-chief
December 6, 2023
This summer has been accompanied by the release of highly-anticipated blockbusters. As a result, I’ve spent my free time trying to get the best deals on tickets and score good seats at the cinema. Below are my (spoilery) reviews.

Summer on the big screen

Khadija Khan, Editor-in-chief
September 18, 2023
Morgan Trembath, senior, spends the monthly Best Buddies meetings doing fun activities and making friends.

Morgan Trembath

Khadija Khan, copy editor
May 10, 2023

Makeup tutorial (24 hours issue)

Khadija Khan, copy editor
April 7, 2023
Lily Clark (right) and Luci Clark (left) plan on starting their own boba business in Kirkwood.

Boba shop opening up in Kirkwood

Khadija Khan, copy editor
March 13, 2023
From left to right, Riedwan Iman, Iqra Abdullahi and Jenna Tarroum.

A walk in her shoes

Khadija Khan, copy editor
February 21, 2023
Go on, keep on scrolling, who needs sleep when you can be on your phone?

Breaking limits

Khadija Khan, copy editor
February 15, 2023
In Sept. of 2022, the BOE voted to reduce the incentive plan for retiring teachers by more than half.

BOE cuts incentives for retiring teachers

Khadija Khan, copy editor
January 13, 2023
Photo courtesy of google

Quiz: Which celebrity are you?

Khadija Khan, coverage editor
December 8, 2022
The Missouri Capitol building, where state candidates look to serve in January.

Voter cheat sheet for KHS

Ian Reno and Khadija Khan
November 4, 2022
Ella Stauder, senior, is a hair, nail and makeup artist who is studying cosmetology at South Tech High School.

She’s got skills

Khadija Khan, copy editor
November 2, 2022
Natalie Reathaford, sophomore, went on a medical mission trip to San Jose, Costa Rica over the summer.

Doctor in the making

Khadija Khan, copy editor
August 22, 2022
Imani Noël, senior, has liked computer science ever since she was a freshman.

Senior profile: Imani Noël

Khadija Khan, news writer
April 13, 2022
Amazon is dominating the retail industry, and is causing malls and small businesses to struggle.

Age of Amazon

Khadija Khan, news writer
April 1, 2022
The KSD Board of Education moved their bi-weekly meeting to an online setting in wake of a phone call that the Kirkwood Police Department received, insinuating the occurrence of illegal activity during the BOE meeting, Monday, Jan. 24.

BOE approves class of 2026, Pioneer Pathways principals, moves forward with plan for library monitorship

Khadija Khan and Owen Spiegel
January 25, 2022
Animal lover, nature enthusiast and Black Lives Matter advocate, Alexis Mitchell is a sophomore at KHS who has big dreams to change the world.

Q&A with Alexis Mitchell

Khadija Khan, news writer
December 1, 2021
Take this quiz to find out if your style is cool and chic, or casual and comfy.

How fashionable are you?

Khadija Khan, news writer
November 28, 2021
House of Goods helps refugees by providing them with basic necessities, financial assistance and job placement.

Charity issue: A safe haven

Khadija Khan, news writer
November 3, 2021
According to a TKC survey, as of Sept. 16, 88.8% out of 286 Kirkwood students are fully vaccinated. Art by Audrey Turley.

Viruses, vaccines and variants

Khadija Khan and Audrey Turley
October 5, 2021
Ashar spends most of his day on the court, practicing and preparing for his next matches.

Ashar the crusher

Khadija Khan, features writer
May 9, 2021
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