❤️🤍💙 Veterans Day Celebration ❤️🤍💙
Join us as we honor all who served at our Veterans Day Assembly on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, in the Kingston High School Gym.
🕗 8:15 a.m. – Breakfast
🕤 9:30 a.m. – Assembly
We’re creating a special presentation to recognize Veterans in our community. If you’d like your relative included, please submit their information and a photo using the QR code on the flyer or turn it in to the office.
🎖️ Let’s come together to show our gratitude to those who have served our country! ❤️🤍💙
Join us as we honor all who served at our Veterans Day Assembly on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, in the Kingston High School Gym.
🕗 8:15 a.m. – Breakfast
🕤 9:30 a.m. – Assembly
We’re creating a special presentation to recognize Veterans in our community. If you’d like your relative included, please submit their information and a photo using the QR code on the flyer or turn it in to the office.
🎖️ Let’s come together to show our gratitude to those who have served our country! ❤️🤍💙



🎃👻 Happy Halloween from Central Office! 👻🎃
Today we’re channeling our emotions as the Inside Out characters! 😄😡😢🤢😱
We hope everyone has a safe, fun, and joy-filled Halloween — whether you’re trick-or-treating, dressing up, or just enjoying some candy! 🍬🍫🎭
Today we’re channeling our emotions as the Inside Out characters! 😄😡😢🤢😱
We hope everyone has a safe, fun, and joy-filled Halloween — whether you’re trick-or-treating, dressing up, or just enjoying some candy! 🍬🍫🎭

Welcome the first ever Jingle Bell Bash! This event will be held Friday December 5th, starting at 5:30p.m. This will be replacing the Saturday Breakfast with Santa.

🐾 Today, our Junior High and High School students had a special visit from the Canine Companion Therapy Program! 🐶
Students enjoyed spending time with these amazing therapy dogs, learning about the important role they play in providing comfort, support, and companionship.
A huge thank you to the Canine Companion Therapy team for bringing smiles, calm, and lots of tail wags to our campus today! 🐕✨
Students enjoyed spending time with these amazing therapy dogs, learning about the important role they play in providing comfort, support, and companionship.
A huge thank you to the Canine Companion Therapy team for bringing smiles, calm, and lots of tail wags to our campus today! 🐕✨


Today our FCCLA members traveled to Southeast Missouri State University to join Region 6. Students heard guest speaker Jason Michaels, an author, award-winning magician, and motivational keynote speaker featured on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, Huckabee, and The New York Times. His presentation inspired Kingston HS FCCLA students to believe that nothing is impossible when you approach challenges with the right mindset and determination.






Krispy Kreme doughnut pick up is in the elementary office Monday, October 27th from 7:30 am - 3:15 pm. Students may not bring more than 2 boxes of doughnuts home on their own. They must be picked up by a parent/guardian at the school.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE

🎉 Ribbon Cutting Celebration & Parent/Teacher Conferences! 🎉
Join us in the Junior High/High School Library on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at 6:00 PM as we celebrate our brand-new library furniture with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony!
🍪 Enjoy cookies and punch while you check out the updated space and connect with staff during Parent/Teacher Conferences.
We can’t wait to share our refreshed library with you — see you there! 📚✂️
Join us in the Junior High/High School Library on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at 6:00 PM as we celebrate our brand-new library furniture with a special ribbon-cutting ceremony!
🍪 Enjoy cookies and punch while you check out the updated space and connect with staff during Parent/Teacher Conferences.
We can’t wait to share our refreshed library with you — see you there! 📚✂️
Our F.A.R.M.S - Mobile Market is on Tuesday, October 28, at 12:00 PM.
Please do not arrive on campus before 11:00 AM to prevent cars from blocking regular school traffic.
All Kingston residents in need are welcome, regardless of whether or not they have students in school.
PLEASE NOTE: As the F.A.R.M.S. Mobile Market continues to grow, at least one member from each household must be present on distribution day to sign for their family. Thank you
Please do not arrive on campus before 11:00 AM to prevent cars from blocking regular school traffic.
All Kingston residents in need are welcome, regardless of whether or not they have students in school.
PLEASE NOTE: As the F.A.R.M.S. Mobile Market continues to grow, at least one member from each household must be present on distribution day to sign for their family. Thank you

KINSTON HIGH SCHOOL
Employee of the Month: Mr. Moss
Students of the Month: Olivia Akers, Nevaeh Boyer, & Charley Horton
Employee of the Month: Mr. Moss
Students of the Month: Olivia Akers, Nevaeh Boyer, & Charley Horton




Tonight in Kingston Sports:
The Varsity Volleyball team has bracket play tonight in the MAAA Tournament. They play at Fredericktown vs Fredericktown at 4:00. They will have one other match after that depending on results. Reminder, admission is $5 for adults and $3 for students.
Good luck, Cougars!
The Varsity Volleyball team has bracket play tonight in the MAAA Tournament. They play at Fredericktown vs Fredericktown at 4:00. They will have one other match after that depending on results. Reminder, admission is $5 for adults and $3 for students.
Good luck, Cougars!
Can you donate candy?

Paige Barton, Olivia Granger, Gabby Griggs, and Emma Osia represented Unitec and Kingston with outstanding performance at their recent robotics competition. The team advanced all the way to the finals, losing only one closely contested match. Even more impressively, they placed 1st in the Skills portion of the event—an incredible achievement that highlights their talent and teamwork.
We’re excited to see what these brilliant young women accomplish next. The future looks bright!
We’re excited to see what these brilliant young women accomplish next. The future looks bright!




Kingston celebrated Fall Sports Officials Appreciation Week last night at their home games.
We truly appreciate the job that officials do to make it so our students can participate in extracurricular activities. We could not have the games and contests without them!
Thank you to the North County and Valle Catholic School Districts for participating with us!
Officials for JH vs North County: Mandi O'Neal and Dietrick Sooter
Officials for HS vs Valle Catholic: Kay Dunn and Searia Nations
We truly appreciate the job that officials do to make it so our students can participate in extracurricular activities. We could not have the games and contests without them!
Thank you to the North County and Valle Catholic School Districts for participating with us!
Officials for JH vs North County: Mandi O'Neal and Dietrick Sooter
Officials for HS vs Valle Catholic: Kay Dunn and Searia Nations


Who’s got the BEST PTO? Kingston does. They are always showing us how much they care, and today it was through DELICIOUS home-made treats! Thank you PTO!









Today our Kingston FCCLA members attended the Region 5 Fall Leadership Conference, where students participated in engaging breakout sessions focused on leadership, teamwork, and skill development.






Big congrats to Varsity Girls Volleyball on their hard-fought win against Bourbon!









JV battled tough against Bourbon but came up just short. Proud of the effort—keep pushing!





This week, Kingston High School welcomed the Arrive Alive Tour, giving 10th–12th graders the chance to step into a driving simulator and experience firsthand the dangers of driving impaired or distracted.
Students took the wheel in the simulator car, where they quickly saw how risky it can be to text, use a phone, or drive under the influence. The program provided a powerful reminder of the importance of making safe choices behind the wheel.
By bringing real-life scenarios into a safe, controlled environment, the Arrive Alive Tour helped our students understand that one decision can make all the difference.
Students took the wheel in the simulator car, where they quickly saw how risky it can be to text, use a phone, or drive under the influence. The program provided a powerful reminder of the importance of making safe choices behind the wheel.
By bringing real-life scenarios into a safe, controlled environment, the Arrive Alive Tour helped our students understand that one decision can make all the difference.









Thank you to our Kingston Custodians! You are simply the best!!

