The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES

The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES

The student news site of Kingwood Park High School

KP TIMES

The infield huddles around and talks after getting an out in a regular season game against Huntsville.
Softball team ready for Round 3 matchup
Tricia Darcy, Staff Writer • May 9, 2024

As the softball team heads into round three of the playoffs, expectations rise as the team hopes to make program history. After placing fourth...

Transfer student freshmen Allie Tally and Faith Combs talk in the commons between classes. Tally said joining the cheer team helped her adjust to the new school when she transferred in as a freshman. “Coming into here I didn’t really have any friends, so when I met a lot of people on the cheer team it was really good,” Tally said.
Transfer Trend
Twenty-five percent of Kingwood Park students are transfers.
Fallon Head, Web Editor • May 16, 2024

When sophomore Emerson Harris watched Kingwood Park’s production of “Almost, Maine” in eighth grade, she knew she wanted to go to Kingwood Park for...

Water fills neighborhood streets as rain flooded neighborhood streets. Submitted by Lindsey Smithson.
Early floods cause stress, damage in Kingwood
Jada Cassidy and Bishop Scott May 13, 2024

A raging storm began and slowly forced Lake Conroe to exceed its capacity, flooding the streets of Kingwood, on May 2. Students were stuck at...

By Emilia Johnson
What’s Worth Your Time: Long-term drama shows
Emilia Johnson, Special Contributor • May 17, 2024

There is a reason drama and mystery are my favorite genres. There is truly nothing like being captivated by a show. There is no greater feeling...

I can fix that...
I can fix that...
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