Campus News
2024-2025
From Humble Beginnings to National Recognition: The Rise of Khan Lab School's Speech and Debate Team
Clubs! Put metal in a mixture, hire a student to organize the parts, and then they are created!
You might know Kanishka is the new Middle School English teacher, but did you know she speaks 4 languages? Read this article to find out more!
2023-2024
Does KLS Know Their Geography? Let’s find out!
A shrimp conspiracy? A front to destroy the school? Here's what the five biggest clubs actually do!
Prompt: “Where have all the flowers gone?” – Pete Seeger. Pick a question from a song title or lyric and give it your best answer. – Inspired by Ryan Murphy, AB’21
Have you ever heard of the Academic Handbook? Did you know the 2024 academic handbook was written in 2022? Or that we have a secret founding father that isn’t Sal Khan? This is the sequel to the article on the Community Handbook, but academic. Prepare to learn 10 useless things about this school.
When’s the last time you used the SRH? Yeah..exactly. Read about it’s slow downfall here!
Teachers are required to wear name tags? You can’t make stops while driving a car? Here are the ten funniest things from the KLS Community Handbook.
Do you think KLS has rizz? Watch this video interview where we ask students for their best pickup lines to find out!
Over this past month, middle school students ran campaigns, made speeches, and voted on a brand new Middle School Student Council! Its purpose? More representation, and indeed, a chance to build an identity for middle school.
Diving deep into the constant evolution at our school, scrutinize how this year's changes truly measure up to the original vision and values of KLS. Explore the environmental shifts in both middle and high school, and hear your fellow students share their takes on what's really happening.
October Campus News
Announcements
Parent Teacher Conferences
On Wednesday, November 10th and Friday, November 12, the virtual student-led teacher-parent conferences will be held. Each student will have fifteen minute blocks with up to three teachers. The conference will start with student-led reflections, followed by teachers comments and concluded with parent questions. Make sure to complete all your missing work before!
Past Events
Spirit Week
On October 25th, students walked into school carrying stuffed animals, wearing plaid pants and dog-printed sweatshirts, carrying stuffed animals, kicking off spirit week. Over the next week, students from all grades participated in games during lunch, from KLS Jeopardy, to Ultimate Frisbee at Eagle Park competing for the highest points. The Juniors and Seniors went head to head, margins below 10 points, they brought their A game to costumes. On Thursday, the school was filled with halloween from Strawberry Shortcake group costume to the Statue of Liberty! To top it off was the pumpkin carving contest and its… creative interpretations (read: Timo’s watermelon). Finally, on Friday, students represented their school colors, seniors wore green, juniors blue, sophomores purple, and freshmen wore light blue. Congrats to the Seniors for their school spirit victory and thank you to the leadership events team and Sophie F. for organizing this incredible week!
Homecoming
Homecoming. A fun-filled dance after a long awaited homecoming football game, played by the school’s most reputable football team. Except we don't have a football team. Or sports really. Or even homecoming—before last week.
KLHS’s first homecoming was last Friday and the first dance of the year. Planning it was quite a rocky process; figuring out how to smartly spend the tiny budget of 225 dollars residing in Derek’s pocket required a *lot* of discussion, but the Events Team was able to buy enough decorations and plenty of food…