Kenton City Schools

Congratulations to senior Caitlin Deardorff on being selected as part of The Ohio State University cheerleading squad for next year!

Congratulations to Katie McCullough and Stuart Jones for being selected as April’s Elks Teenagers of the Month!

Congratulations to the March Elk’s Teenagers of the Month, Emily Marsico and Trevor Beazley!

Div IV, V, VI State Powerlifting Meet is postponed until March 15. All times will remain the same.

Division I, II, III State Powerlifting Meet Results
March 1, 2008 at Kenton High School

Results are in pdf format.

• Boys Individual Results
• Boys Team Totals
• Boys State Records
• Girls Individual Results
• Girls Team Totals
• Girls State Records

Kenton High School’s varsity basketball team went 10-0 at home this year by defeating Van Wert Saturday night. Congratulations to the boys and to Coach Rowe!

Congratulations to Alyssa Kitchen and Andrew Shepherd for being February’s Elks Teenagers of the Month! Seniors that are interested in applying, please see the high school guidance office.

Kenton Senior High School’s Recycling program is up and running. Two Kenton High School seniors, Mallory Bloom and Amber Paul, have combined efforts with the high school Life Skills Class to promote recycling at Kenton High School. Together with Linda Wuethrich, representing the local Solid Waste District and Ruth Crates, Life Skills teacher, the two FFA members have planned a school-wide pledge activity. Students at KHS have been challenged to pledge their support for school-wide recycling by signing a pledge card. The cards will be placed in a drawing. Eight red KHS Wildcat blankets, made from recycled materials and donated by the Solid Waste District, will be given away to the names drawn from the pledge cards. Two winners from each class will take home a blanket.

Red recycling bins have been place in most classrooms. Containers for plastic bottles and aluminum cans will soon be place in the cafeteria and other strategic locations in the building. KHS students and staff will have a cleaner building and help the environment as well.

The KHS exam procedure has changed this school year. The new procedure is outlined here. If you have questions, contact Kenton High School at 419-673-1286.

All students must report to their assigned exam on time. Students must take all exams unless they are exempt due to perfect attendance or Gold Card privileges (must maintain at least an A- for 2nd nine weeks). Students who are exempt are encouraged to take any exam if it will improve their semester average and GPA. If a student does not have an assigned exam they may leave the building or report to the cafeteria or Library. Bus students will report to the cafeteria until testing time. The cafeteria will also be available for those students who do not have an exam and are unable to leave. The library will be available for anyone interested in a quiet place to prepare for exams. Students will be served lunch in the cafeteria from 11:30-12:20 or they may leave for lunch.

WKTN’s coverage of KHS basketball is available as a webcast from our  Web site. You will need a media player that will play streaming mp3 files. iTunes for Mac or Windows works great.

Listen now!