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Katherine Louise Guevara in front of the senior sign that she designed.

Seniors Work on Senior Sign

Mylynn Hopper, Staff Writer November 12, 2019

As part of Kempsville tradition, one of the ways that the students leave their mark on Kempsville is through the creation of a senior class sign that hangs on the outside of the building.    The...

Dear Poppy design created by Sydney Haulenbeek.

Dear Stressed with School

Poppy, Advice Columnist November 8, 2019

Dear Poppy, Right now, school is going good and all, but I think it's going to get stressful very soon. Any tips that you can give me?   — Stressed with School   Dear Stressed...

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Dear Confused and Struggling Guy

Poppy, Advice Columnist November 7, 2019

Dear Poppy,   My parents believe I'm not able to do anything besides college and be an accountant. I want to join the military, but my parents keep refusing to let me go after high school. I...

ACT Allows Students to Improve Scores in Individual Sections

ACT Allows Students to Improve Scores in Individual Sections

Janelle Camba, Staff Writer November 7, 2019

On October 8, ACT revealed students will be able to retake single sections of the college admission test starting September 2020. This new option gives students the opportunity to improve on individual...

New Start Time Recommendations Poses Problems for Extracurricular Activities

New Start Time Recommendations Poses Problems for Extracurricular Activities

Paxton Coley, Managing Editor November 6, 2019

In November of 2018, VBCPS recommended changing the start times for all students, mostly for the benefit of high schoolers who were not getting enough sleep. On Tuesday, October 8, Daniel Keever, senior...

Dear Poppy design created by Sydney Haulenbeek.

Dear Lacking Confidence

Poppy, Advice Columnist November 4, 2019

Dear Poppy, I’ve been struggling with poor self esteem and confidence. Everyone at home tells me how I actually AM pretty, and I DO have good grades, and people DO like me, but I can’t bring myself...

Kempsville Varsity Football Loses First Game After Spectacular Win

Kempsville Varsity Football Loses First Game After Spectacular Win

Alexis Grasso, Staff Writer November 4, 2019

On Friday, November 1, Kempsville’s varsity football team had their Homecoming game against the First Colonial Patriots. As Kempsville’s last game against Bayside was their first win in almost six...

Homecoming Spirit Week 2019

Homecoming Spirit Week 2019

Sydney Haulenbeek, Editor in Chief November 1, 2019

Homecoming Spirit Week 2019 was from October 28 to November 1st, and had an overarching theme of "Once Upon Kempsville". On Monday the 28th the spirit day wear was "America Monday", Tuesday was "Social...

Faith Coley, sophomore and percussion caption, leading the drumline in a parade through the school.

#NewEra: Kempsville’s School Spirit Parade After Football Win

Paxton Coley, Managing Editor October 31, 2019

On Monday, October 29, Kempsville High School celebrated its first varsity football win in almost five-and-a-half years. After beating the 0-63 losing streak, the football team and cheerleaders paraded...

New Era and New Traditions: The Marching Band Marches Through the Halls

New Era and New Traditions: The Marching Band Marches Through the Halls

Janelle Camba, Staff Writer October 31, 2019

Students know what day it is when the marching band makes their rounds in the morning. The morning of the days that the varsity football team has a game the marching band drums up school spirit by playing...

AP Students Required to Pay for Exams by November

AP Students Required to Pay for Exams by November

Jack Shupe, Staff Writer October 30, 2019

Students who took AP classes at Kempsville High School last year were required by the College Board to register and pay all fees for their AP exams during the spring, before the exam period.   But...

The bulletin board put up by JoAnn Bennett-Worthy, TA, for Disability History and Awareness Month.

Kempsville Participates in Disability History and Awareness Month

Jakelynn Credle and Sydney Haulenbeek October 29, 2019

October is Disability History and Awareness Month in Virginia, a dedication that began in 2009 when the Virginia General Assembly responded to students with disabilities, declaring it a month to promote...

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