At the start of October, Kennedy Principal Jason Kline aimed to register 90% of eligible students to vote, while also encouraging those who are 17 or turning 17 within the year to commit to registering.
Members...
CRCSD implemented MyPath lessons as a requirement for all high school students as of January 2023. Students are required to complete 20 minutes of reading and math lessons per week to achieve a sufficient...
Since the pandemic we’ve had a universal teacher shortage. Kennedy is no exception and has fallen victim to it. The shortage has started to affect the way teachers teach and the students learn, especially...
Kennedy students in grades 9-11 have the opportunity to join the Gems of Hope Youth Advisory Board (YAB).
The board helps fundraise scholarships for students affected by cancer in the area.
Gems...
Voiceless of the Voiceless Open Mic Night’s art gallery is scheduled to take place on Friday, Jan. 28. Students are encouraged to participate.
This year’s theme is identity, diversity and culture....
Want to know more about gardening and agriculture? Kennedy’s Agriculture Club is the perfect place to do just that.
The club offers volunteering and learning opportunities relating to the creation...
Kennedy’s BioClub is looking for donors for a blood drive on Dec. 6 and 7 at Oakland Church from 2 to 6 p.m.
Donors must be at least 16 years old. If the donor is 16 they are required to receive...
Kennedy language arts teacher Christina Langton has brought back class merchandise this school year by popular demand.
The Class of 2023 is selling t-shirts and hoodies. Langton’s goal is to sell...
Over the years, social media’s influence over teenagers has increased. One social media app, TikTok, used to consist of short videos with dance trends such as “Renegade” or “Savage”. The app’s...
Teachers provide, educate and engage with their students. The relationship is normally focused on the student, as that is the job of an educator.
Teacher Appreciation Week runs from Monday, May 3...
After COVID-19 engulfed the world, the Midwest derecho followed closely behind. The Kennedy High School student newspaper, The Torch, struggled to produce meaningful content in the months afterward. They...
