Senior check out information
Olivia Silvey, opinions writer
May 5, 2020
KHS 12th grade principal Jeff Townsend sent out an email to seniors on Wednesday, April 29 with details regarding senior check out, which is on Wednesday, May 6. The email explains the protocol for dropping off materials such as library books, laptops and other school materials. Locker contents will...
COVID-19 and class of 2020: delayed graduation, canceled finals and grade freezes
Emma Lingo, editor-in-chief
April 10, 2020
Dr. Michael Havener, KHS principal, sent out a letter confirming that school has been canceled for the rest of the year Apil 10. In addition, it was announced graduation will not take place May 9, and the school has reserved June 20 and July 11 as backup dates at Chaifetz Arena. The decision was also made to not have senior finals. For th...
COVID-19 update: School cancelation, grading changes, event changes and more
Emma Lingo, editor-in-chief
March 23, 2020
As of March 23, KSD has officially closed until Wednesday, April 22. TKC spoke with KHS Principal Michael Havener about updates. Food provisions Until school resumes, students and families that qualify for free and reduced lunches can pick up meals from KHS and Nipher Middle School; meals wi...
The college search, mapped
Olivia Silvey, opinions writer
March 13, 2020
Two words: college search. For some, this seems like a distant future. For others, it’s a nerve-wracking reality. However, for everyone looking to go to college after graduation, the formidable college search is a process that isn’t just reserved for the last part of high school. Here are some t...
Important dates for seniors
Jack Rintoul, editor-in-chief
May 3, 2019
As the year begins to come to an end for the class of 2019, the next week or so holds a lot of days with important events for seniors.
No more fear
Sha'Diya Tomlin, opinions
May 7, 2018
“I’ll tell you what freedom is to me: no fear.” - Nina Simone Here at KHS, I wanted to make a change. I wanted better treatment for all students. I wanted to do something that would impact this school for the best, to have the things I did at KHS be remembered, not me. Coming to a school where...
Why senior year is the worst
Abby Geisz, technical web editor
May 4, 2018
*This piece is entirely satirical Senior year really is the worst of them all. With all the special privileges and events, it’s just too boring. Fall: Let’s start with the very beginning of the year: the first day of school. Getting up early with the majority of your classmates and ...
Tips and tricks for online classes
Kennady Wade, editor-in-chief
May 8, 2017
As someone who has spent an average of 1.7 years working on each of the three online courses (Music Appreciation, Health and Personal Finance) at KHS, I think I am obviously the perfect candidate to give advice on online classes. So, here’s some reliable advice on online classes from an unreliable source ...
Senior profile: Addie Gaither-Ganim
Chloë King, blog/podcast editor
April 28, 2016
Addie Gaither-Ganim wears black pants and black boots, a white and black t-shirt with a Beatles print on it and a cinched cargo jacket. Dark eyeliner rims her blue eyes, and her medium-length, dark red hair frames her face. She’s got a pair of earbuds hanging out of her bag, playing a muted song. ...
Senior profile: Thomas Woodley
Jonah Wright, news writer
April 12, 2015
When Thomas Woodley’s mom told him to give the slopes a try during a family vacation to Winter Park, Colorado, he never imagined in eight years he would be a nationally ranked skier. Born in the temperate, rolling hills of America’s heartland, Woodley grew up playing youth baseball and soccer and m...
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