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Meet the ten KHS teachers retiring in the 2022 school year.

Q&A with 2022 retiring KHS teachers

Megan Glasgow and Kate Schreiber April 20, 2022

Meet this year’s retiring KHS teachers. Learn about the ten staff members’ careers, advice they have for students and what they’ll miss most about KHS.

TKC sat down with three different people: a high school senior, a gifted specialist and a college counselor.

In-depth: Roundtable Q&A: standardized testing

Alli Luth, features writer January 7, 2022

TKC sat down with three different people: a high school senior, a gifted specialist and a college counselor. They each shared their thoughts and experiences about standardized testing and test-optional...

KSD announced plans Monday, April 12 to implement new sexual abuse training during students’ homeroom period on Thursday, April 22.

KSD has begun sexual abuse training

Alli Luth, new staffer May 9, 2021

KSD announced plans Monday, April 12 to implement new sexual abuse training during students’ homeroom period on Thursday, April 22. The training covered four main topics: the role and power of consent...

Ben Voller, senior, has been involved in Kirkwood's gifted program since fifth grade.

Those who did (and didn’t) SOAR

Naomi Thomson, business editor November 7, 2019

If you attended grade school in the Kirkwood School District, the terms “REACH” or “SOAR” may be familiar to you. The mentioning of these programs could spark nostalgia or confusion at being left...

Friendship Dance ticket troubles

Lydia Cohen, social media managing editor October 30, 2019

KHS ran out of tickets for the Nov. 2 Friendship Dance, Oct. 30. Webster Groves High School (WGHS) and KHS each originally had 1,000 tickets, with 100 of those designated as guest tickets. When the dance...

Sam Teare, junior, talks with Ryan Peters, junior, at philosophy club. "I would say my favorite topic to talk about is the concept of free will and whether that applies to humans," Teare said. "I like listening to all the ideas everyone has and thinking deeply about the topic."

Photo gallery: philosophy club

Anna Poe, photographer March 10, 2017

Copter concerns

Copter concerns

Thomas Birmingham, news writer October 4, 2016

Imagine sitting at your desk, working through a fresh pile of new assignments. You look up and see your mom or dad hurrying over to you. They stop at your side, carefully peering at what you’ve accomplished...

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