It is about time for the Kings High School Class of 2013 to spread its wings and fly, launching out from Kings Mills and heading to all corners of the country for the next step in their lives: college, work, the military ... life. The Knight Times, for its annual Senior Edition, has compiled Naviance data from the entire senior class to see exactly where everyone is headed. The map above is nearly complete, and will be updated on May 21 when the data is finalized. For now, click on the map to reach the interactive feature, and see where your friends and neighbors are going next. Come back soon for the complete Knight Times Senior Edition, currently under production. >MORE
Senior Wills: Bequeath Away
Part of leaving high school is leaving behind a legacy. The current seniors were asked to fill out a “Senior Will,” leaving behind something important to them with someone who is important to them after they leave high school. This is what they had to say. more
If I knew then, what I know now
As the Seniors of 2013 end their final year of high school, they look back at freshman year and think about what they would’ve changed or done differently. Wisdom comes with age, but you can't go back. Here is what the seniors had to say. more
Where will you be in next five years?
Kings seniors were asked to fill out a survey asking many questions about the past four years. One of the things they were asked was where the see themselves in five years. Will you still be in school ? In the work force?more
Moving To The Next Level
Twelve KHS student athletes made official commitments to colleges and universities at the district's spring athlete signing ceremony. Click the photo for more.
High School is a time when you grow as a person, make unforgettable friends and forge memories that will last forever. Although the Class of 2013 will scatter around the country for the next stage of their lives, they will always have one thing in common: the experiences they had at Kings. Here are some favorites that they shared with The Knight Times. more
Kids Club helps students leave legacy
High School has always been tied to the phrase, “The Best Days Of My Life.” A time where students, growing adults, learn to make memories, build relationships, and cherish each moment they are given. Kings High School, partnered with the Columbia Intermediate School, gives high school students the opportunity to make those lasting impacts through the program Kids Club. more
Seniors: What will you miss the most?
There are many things that people miss about high school, whether it’s their friends, their teachers or even school events. Graduating is of course a happy time for seniors, but it’s also a sad time, knowing you may never see these people – people you’ve spent many years getting to know – ever again.more
Thursday morning kicked off Kings Freshmen Camp at the high school, as hundreds of eighth-graders flooded the school to learn about the place they'll call home for the next four years. KFC has become a tradition at Kings, and aims to help ease the transition from junior high to high school. Check back for updates as the camp unfolds.
Summer is here! And this summer seems to mark an especially big season for movies. The Knight Times asked the Class of 2013 which movie was their favorite from the past year, and which summer movie they are anticipating most. Here are the results, with plenty of preview trailers.
Lakota East High School's National Honors Society just released this video as part of a districtwide effort to raise money and awareness for patients with spina bifida. In its first 18 hours, the video(was it really filmed in one take?) had already netted over 16,000 hits. Click below for more information or to donate.
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