Senior Profile: Jenna Dyroff
Jonathan Munroe, news features writer
May 7, 2019
Filed under Senior Profiles
She stands tall in the Jackson County Courthouse delivering her closing statement during the state trial on Sunday, March 31. This is the end of the road for Dyroff, as her high school passion comes to a close. For Dyroff, mock trial means everything. “It is an experience that requires a lot of courage and confid...
The PolitiCall: the midterms and Missouri
Izzy Colón and Thomas Birmingham
November 4, 2018
Filed under Podcasts
On the first episode of The Kirkwood Call's new political podcast, The PolitiCall, Izzy Colón and Thomas Birmingham talk with government and politics teacher Lucas Ravenscraft about the upcoming midterm elections and their possible impacts on Missouri and national politics. ...
Issues: The Midterms and why they matter
Charlotte Heinrich and Thomas Birmingham
October 27, 2018
Filed under Politics
“This is the most important election in history.” According to Lucas Ravenscraft, AP United States Government and Politics teacher, this is one of those phrases that tends to get thrown around a lot, yet is hardly ever true. Why? Because according to Ravenscraft, to say that one election is more important than all the others diminishes the value of elections as a whole. Because every election is important, he said. On Nov...
Locking out the problems
Grace Fearheiley, web staffer
October 8, 2018
Filed under News
At the start of this school year, KHS administration started enforcing a policy that requires teachers to keep their classroom doors locked at all times. According to Dr. Michael Havener, KHS principal, this policy was set in place to increase security in our classrooms in response to many school shoo...
Stepping into Schoology
Ethan Peter, features writer
September 11, 2018
Filed under News
As the 2018-2019 school year brings new students to KSD, it also brings a new online education network. The district has implemented Schoology after administration felt eBackpack failed to meet the demands of the district. “In particular for high school, some of our needs were a little bit different,” s...
The family in our faculty
Jonathan Munroe, news-features writer
April 24, 2018
Filed under Features
For some KHS teachers, faculty means friendship. But for four staff members, faculty means family. Katie Hall, math teacher and Kirkwood graduate of 1999, and Lucas Ravenscraft, social studies teacher and Kirkwood graduate of 2003, both have mothers who work in the main office, Mary Dahlem and Jacquel...
American voters (or the lack thereof)
Thomas Birmingham, news-features writer
November 9, 2016
Dr. Colleen Rull, business teacher, loves politics. She loves talking about politics and being an active member in her community. She even served on the Wildwood City Council from 2012-2014. But she, along with a growing number of American citizens, have decided they will not partake in something ...
Campaigns around the world
Abigail Imiolek, news-features writer
November 7, 2016
Filed under News, Uncategorized
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KHS teachers react to Snapchat
Maisie Bradley, sports writer
September 7, 2016
Filed under Entertainment, Reackt, Video
94 percent (100/106) of KHS students surveyed have used Snapchat, but only 34 percent (14/41) of KHS teachers surveyed have. TKC decided to see how teachers react to Snapchat for the first time.
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