Kenton High School

Kenton High School Students Kyle Thrush, Trent Rogers, and Addison Mustain spoke at Monday night's Board of Education meeting about the KHS Mentorship Program. The program is designed to give Kenton Elementary Students an older positive role model. 

"Sometimes, students… Read the rest

Congratulations to Luke Hensel & Jaycob Francis for being selected to represent KHS at the Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Seminar (HOBY). They will be attending the HOBY Ohio-West seminar at Ohio Northern University in June.

KHS hosted Hardin Student Leadership today. Members from the Hardin County Schools participated in the Game of Life with Quest Federal Credit Union.

The Kenton High School Chapter of Business Professionals of America sponsored a MarioKart Tournament on Saturday, December 2 to raise money for Angels For The Elderly. Chris Compton took first place, Adam Hopkins finished in second place, and Jack Whitmer … Read the rest

Kenton High School had the privilege of having former NFL player, Shawn Harper, speak to students about attitude, vision, hope, and dreams.  

Superior Credit Union branch manager, Matt Manns, spoke to the senior class about the importance of credit for their financial future. During his presentation, Manns explained credit score, how to develop a good credit score, and the effect that a … Read the rest

Kenton High School staff and students welcome in the holiday season by transforming the hallways, creating a warm and festive environment.

Nominations are being sought for membership in the Kenton City Schools Alumni Hall of Fame. Applications are due March 1, 2024. Candidates must be Kenton High School graduates, have been out of high school a minimum of ten years, and … Read the rest

Students in Mr. Cowan's Physics class were tasked with building a contraption that would lower the force on an egg by either lowering the momentum or extending the time the force was applied on the egg, subsequently lowering the force. … Read the rest

This past week, Kenton High School students participated in the annual food drive to support the local community. Students donated non-perishable food items, as well as $245 to Kenton Full Gospel Church for the upcoming holiday season.