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Holiday Band and Chorus Concert
December 5th at 7:00 pm
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Mr. Joy’s World History students took on the role of an historic Greek figure. Students were required to write a paper, create a visual and presentation.

Tucker Jones portrays Hippocrates sharing his biographical information, his significant contributions, and relating these to the contemporaries of the time.  

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News

The KRHS student council has just completed their first food drive of the year. The food was collected throughout the course of a week and a half. The food was delivered to local food pantries on November 5th. Thank you to the student council for organizing this food drive after the
needs of the surrounding communities was brought to the student council’s attention.
Student council is planning on running a Thanksgiving Day food drive. The food will be collected
from November 9th to the 19th. The food will then be delivered to local communities on
November 20th. Katie Brown, John Jamieson, Tim Campbell, Amy Thornton, Megan Lander,
and Melynda Hirtle have all volunteered to take part in the Thanksgiving Day food drive committee.

Student Council members will be standing in front of Harvest Market to make further
collections from the community. They will be accepting food and money during this time.

A special congratulations to Katie Buchanan for earning a scholarship to the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). Best of luck of to you Katie!

The Math team again represented Kingswood well. They finished first amongst twelve schools and seventeen teams. Several students did a great job in the meet held last week at Franklin High School. The following students performed exceptionally well at the meet; Tuckerman Jones, Erin Hamill, Corbyn Lamy, Max Gustsafson, Joey Scherr, Sam Mason, Morgan Ekstrom, Sadie Mason, Ben Donahue, John Jamieson, and Brendan Stackhouse. Great job defending the Lakes Region title! They compete again on December 9th at Gilford High School.

Events this Week
Nov. 11 Wed. Veteran’s Day/ No School

Nov. 13 Fri. Ski and Skate swap drop-off 3:00

Education is when you read the fine print. Experience is what you get if
you don’t.
-Pete Seeger