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May 30, 2019
Academic Awards Night June 4-June 6 Cap & Gown distribution in the Attendance office on: June 4 – Last name beginning A-K June 5 – Last name beginning L-Z June 6 – Anyone not picked up All outstanding obligations must be met prior to receiving cap and gown. This includes sports, textbooks, class dues, library, and lunch money as well as fines or outstanding obligations owed for both KRHS and LRTC. Also the Senior Exit Survey must be completed for the Counseling Office. June 6, 2019 Scholarship Night June 7, 2019 Senior Banquet at 6:00 – KRHS Gymnasium Seniors plus two guests Program to follow at the KRHS Arts Center June 9, 2019 [Rehearsals held during the week prior to Baccalaureate during TASC] Baccalaureate – KRHS Arts Center Inspirational program June 11, 2019 Senior Athletic Awards Rehearsals for GRADUATION will be held during the week prior to graduation after senior finals. June 15, 2019 GRADUATION Seniors must be at the practice gym at 9:00 Graduation Ceremony begins at 10:00 on the football field June 15, 2019 Grad Knight (all night event) |
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Karen Godfrey – James Wares Advisors – Class of 2019 (603) 569-2055 Senior Exam Schedule 2019 Tuesday, June 11, 2019 A1 Final Exam Class runs on regular split time B1 Final Exam Class runs on regular split time C Block D Block Wednesday, June 12, 2019 A Block B Block C Block Exam Seniors go to first lunch D Block Exam Thursday, June 13, 2019 A Block and A2 Exam/ Class runs on regular split time B Block and B2 Exam/ Class runs on regular split time Graduation Practice at 10:45 a.m. at the Practice Gym (Mandatory for all Seniors) Friday, June 14, 2019 Makeup Exams 7:30-10:15 a.m. Graduation Practice in the practice gym at 10:30 a.m. (Mandatory for all Seniors) |
Kingswood Theater repeats as State Champs!!!
Scott Giessler and his Kingswood Theater troupe have done it again, continuing their reign as one of the top theater programs in New Hampshire with their win at the NHETG state drama festival. Their adaptation of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” took top honors, and will advance to the New England Drama Festival in Rhode Island, Apr. 15-17.
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Extended Learning OpportunitiesLearn more about ELOs, an exciting new opportunity for Kingswood students to earn credit outside the traditional classroom!
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KINGSWOOD'S NHS CHAPTER INDUCTION CEREMONY
The Kingswood Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) recently inducted twenty-six new members. Family, friends, teachers, administrators, and current members enjoyed a delicious meal provided by the Kingswood cafeteria staff. Following dinner, the group moved to the Lecture Hall for the induction ceremony. Former Kingswood graduate Sadie Nason was the guest speaker and shared her experiences of how the four pillars of the National Honor Society (Scholarship, Character,Leadership, and Service) have impacted her journey to become a nurse. Abigail Larkin, Megan Twitchell, Samantha Tavares, and Madison Shatzer followed the guest speaker with speeches elaborating upon each of the 4 pillars. The celebration concluded with Principal Guy Donnelly leading the new inductees in the NHS pledge.
The Kingswood Chapter of NHS is particularly active. They perform a variety of community service activities from running a Saturday morning mentorship program known as Kingswood and Kids to spending time at local nursing homes, reading to students at all the elementary schools, visits to the Wolfeboro Children’s Center, and a variety of additional programs. |
The new inductees include (left to right / front to back in photo) RuthAllard, Cassie Bedley, Jacqueline Bonnevie, Carolyn Day, Robert Doherty, Alyssa Dow, Josh Finneron, Matthew Finneron, Elizabeth Fogg, Genevieve Hanson, Paige Moore, Jacob Nelson, Hayden Robischeau, Brogan Shannon, Cathryn Shannon, Maggie Shaw, Cassidy Simpson, Drew Swinerton, Alexis Turner, Mackenzie Willett, Rachel Bonneau, Abby Corneau, Elizabeth Morrison, Shane Secinaro, Kobe Zimmer (not pictured: Samantha Wainwright)
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4th Annual James W. Foley Freedom Run
Over 1500 people around the world came out to celebrate the life and legacy of James Foley (KRHS '92) at the 4th Annual James W. Foley Freedom Run this weekend. Kingswood faculty, students and alumni gathered for a photo to recognize our commitment as a community to moral courage and global citizenship. Proceeds from the run benefit the James W. Foley Legacy Foundation, founded and headed by Jim's mother, Diane Foley. The mission of the foundation is to advocate for the safe return of all Americans detained abroad, to protect independent conflict journalists, and to educate regarding these threats to our freedom.
Guy Donnelly - Principal
William Douglass - Assistant Principal
396 South Main St.
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
603-569-2055
603-569-8104 fax
William Douglass - Assistant Principal
396 South Main St.
Wolfeboro, NH 03894
603-569-2055
603-569-8104 fax