Winter wonderland
December 14, 2011
The Kirkwood Call presents nine festive spots to visit over winter break. View Winter wonderland in a larger map 0 Read More →
Sit down, shut up, science
By Kyle Rieger
December 14, 2011
A neurobiological diagram depicting functional neuron configurations in the cerebellum is projected on the screen in the Keating Theater. The lighting is dim, a bright spotlight shines on a massive podium and students sit scattered in the audience. Dr. June Bourque, science teacher, walks on stage and... Read more »
ADD, ADHD cases increase
By Maggie Teson
December 14, 2011
Before school every morning, Geoffrey Berger shuffles to his kitchen table, finds a small orange bottle, unscrews its lid, and pours a pill into his hand. Swallowing just one will help him focus on his teachers and peers, control his impulses and widen his attention span. During his freshman year, Berger,... Read more »
Joplin educators tour science building, discuss partnership
By Maggie Teson
December 11, 2011
Educators from Joplin High School toured KHS Tuesday, Nov. 29. During the visit, Joplin teachers viewed the KHS science building and its blue prints to gather ideas for the construction of their own science center that will be completed within the next three years. “We want to gain insight on how other... Read more »
Kirkwood reacts to Pujols’ departure
By Johnny Frohlichstein
December 8, 2011
Albert Pujols signed with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim for $254 million over 10 years Dec. 8. This ends Pujols 11-year stint with the Cardinals, during which he was arguably the most feared hitter in Major League Baseball. Pujols won three Most Valuable Player awards and two World Series championships... Read more »
Library Evening Hours
December 6, 2011
Library Evening Hours: Tuesday 12/14 Wednesday 12/15 Open until 7 p.m. Study for finals! Finish projects! Use library resources! 0 Read More →
The Moth Project
By Johnny Frohlichstein
December 2, 2011
Here’s a recap of this homeroom’s assembly (the Moth Project presentations), told solely through social media. In the Moth Project, students shared their stories about hate, discrimination and bullying in Keating Theater for the entire school. <a href=”http://storify.com/TheKirkwoodCall/the-moth-project-visits-khs”... Read more »
KH Players put on murder mystery fundraiser
By Brooke Callahan
November 30, 2011
The KH Players will be holding a murder mystery theatre and silent auction Dec. 2 to help raise money for the “Pioneers Go Plaid” campaign, sponsoring the show performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August 2012. A $15 ticket includes a live show, dessert, and a silent auction. Guests can... Read more »
New technology lines up
By Maggie Teson
November 16, 2011
The amount of computers currently outnumbers the student population of 1,705 at KHS. With around 2,000 laptops, PC’s and desktops, the halls are alive with the hum of technology as students and teachers implement new programs and welcome modern machines. “We want to prepare our students for the... Read more »
Pioneer pride week
by Amanda Pollmann
November 16, 2011
For 104 years, the Kirkwood community has celebrated the Turkey Day game through Pioneer Pride Week. Courtney Krus, senior class sponsor, Alyssa Cockerline, senior and class public relations officer, and Suzy Bambini, senior and class treasurer, offered helpful suggestions to ensure everyone has the... Read more »