Winter Carnival 2020
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Kingswood Knights Football Team 1964 |
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February 17-21, 2020Class Meetings: Winter Carnival sign-ups (Closing 15 minutes of TASC 10:50-10:07)
Monday 2/10/20 Seniors (Lecture Hall), Juniors (Varsity Gym) Sophomores (Cafe), Freshman (Practice Gym) SPECIAL EVENTS:
EVENTS Monday February 17, 2020
Tuesday February 18, 2020
Weds. February 19, 2020 ABCD Schedule with D Block Assembly (Students will be called down to the Gym during the final Block)
Thurs. February 20, 2020
Friday February 21, 2020 ABDC Schedule with C Block (last Block of the day) Assembly (1:02)
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Local students from surrounding communities of Wolfeboro attended Brewster Academy until Kingswood Regional High School was established in 1964. In the same year, athletes started a new tradition. The Kingswood Knights football team emerged. The first practice field was located on Pleasant Valley Road. Mr. Brokaw cleared his land for the kids to practice. Captain, Ken Jones (#36 with football) donated this photo to Kingswood Regional High School.
Back - Head Coach Paul Fairfield, Doug Mixer, Bob Mitchell, Butch Clough, Fred Auderer, Blair Rudolph, Jim Eldridge, Paul Warren, Terry Long, Kris Erickson, Bill Malay, Malcolm Young, Barry Tibbetts, Wayne Reed, Mgr. Leigh Turner Front – Mgr Billy Rodgers, Gordon Quimby, Glenn Roundy, Bob Hammond, Walter Pearson, Jeff Hunter, Tom Lester, Nathan Hazeltine, Mike Ferguson, Wayne Dow, Carl Hansen, Coach Ed Tetrault, Paul Battles, BG Hodges, John Marston, Ken Jones, Tad Hunter, Curt Nehring, Kirk Titus, Alan Shipman, Coach Phil Decelle Creating Friendships for PeaceDr. Warren Muir, scientist, environmentalist and humanitarian came to speak with the Jame Foley Legacy Curriculum class about his involvement with a non-profit organization, Creating Friendships for Peace, that connects young people from conflict zones through a host program with American families. CFP has made a difference in conflicts ranging from the war in Northern Ireland, Cyprus and most recently, Palestine. Students had the opportunity to Skype with, Idil Cazimoglu, a graduate of CPF Cyprus who is pursuing her PhD at Oxford University and discuss youth leadership and global citizenship.
Dr. Muir also had prepared for students a brief video message from a young man, Maisam, whom he tutors every week in English. Maisam lives in an enclave/village of Hazaras in Quetta, Baluchistan, Pakistan. Through sharing his stories, pictures and connections to youth leadership for peace, Dr. Muir's discussion left students inspired and empowered. We will be reflecting often on his comment, "I learned that individuals can change the world. You just have to jump in and do something." The James Foley Legacy Class hosted an important fundraising event to support Syrian Refugee Children. The class showed the award winning documentary Ketermaya, on Thursday, January 23rd. Donations were generously matched by KRHS Student Council totaling over $500.00 to Help Syria’s Kids.Org. Kingswood students engaged in global citizen and made a difference in the lives of Syrian refugee children. |
Scholastic Art Competition
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This year, three of our high school art students, Hope Drenning, Charlotte Hardy and Lyan Sam, submitted a total of seven drawings and paintings to the Scholastic Art Competition. The Scholastic Art Competition is a highly competitive program that recognizes creative expression and artistic achievement in our schools. It is the largest and longest running recognition program for young people in the United States. Over 2,000 art pieces were submitted by grades 7-12 art students from throughout the state and approximately 1,000 won awards. 182 of these artworks were given Gold Key recognition and will represent NH at the National Competition. 4 of these Gold Key artworks belong to our Kingswood students.
We are proud to say that all three students received awards on all of the work they submitted. All three of Hope Drenning’s artworks received Gold Key recognition. She also won the Dorothy Messenger Scholarship for her comic “Inventing Honor”. Lyan Sam received one Gold Key award, one Silver Key award and an Honorable Mention for her three pieces and Charlotte Hardy received a Silver Key award for her painting. Their work will be on display at Pinkerton Academy in Derry, NH until February 16. |
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Students from Mr. Meyers' Current Issues Class Attend Rallies |
Winter Weather Procedures |
Students from Mr. Meyers' Current Issues class have been taking advantage of New Hampshire's first in the nation primary status and the many candidates visiting our state. As part of the course students are required to attend three candidate rallies or town hall meetings and to write a reflection piece on their experience. At a recent Elizabeth Warren town hall event in Laconia was attended by Chris Murphy, Anthony Cardamone, Giorgos Morfopulos, Will McNamara as well as Mr. Meyers.
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A message from the Superintendent of Schools
Dear Parents, Before the winter weather is upon us I want to remind you of the procedures we use to make the decision to either hold or cancel school. Please remember the final decision as to whether or not children come to school is up to parents. read more |
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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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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