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2024 KENTON RESERVED SEAT FOOTBALL TICKETS
New Football Reserved Season Tickets for the 2024 Wildcat Football season will be on sale starting Monday, August 12th at 9AM on the Kenton Athletic Website. All Reserved … Read the rest
Category: Kenton High School
Now is the time to complete FinalForms registrations for the 2024-25 school year. Please select the sports the student plans to participate in during the 2024-25 school year.
Also, a reminder that a valid physical (completed on the OHSAA physical… Read the rest
The Kenton Athletic Department and Kenton City Schools will observe a “No-Activity” period beginning on Sunday, June 30th and running through Sunday, July 7th.
Please enjoy this time off from school activities! Normal activities may resume on Monday, July 8th.… Read the rest
The Hardin County Players’ Take A Bow (TAB) awards, Kenton students won the following honors: Best Female Comic Role - Alex Humphries Best Ensemble - Ruby Styer, Presley Wilson, Alex Humphries Best Female Solo - Ruby Styer Outstanding Female Lead
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Kenton High School Students Recognized at the Business Professionals of America National Leadership Conference in Chicago
Students from Kenton High School’s Business Professionals of America (BPA) chapter were among the 6,500 attendees representing nearly 800 school chapters who attended the … Read the rest
3rd Grade students from Kenton Elementary School visited the Hardin County Fairgrounds for the Kenton-OHP FFA Chapter's annual ag day. The students were led by FFA members in livestock education, food science & safety, plant science while making a craft… Read the rest
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Cat Card Picnic
Kenton High School celebrated the end of the school year with our annual Cat Card Picnic. This event is for any student who has received a Cat Card this school year, based on attendance and grades. Over 100 students enjoyed… Read the rest
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KHS Students Beautify School
Students from Kenton High School took their advisory time on Monday to plant over 400 flowers to ensure KHS is dressed in its best for the summer season. Mrs. Cochensparger's Garden Club coordinated the beautification project.
L to R: KHS Conservation Teacher Chuck Moore, Dakota Freshcorn, Haedynn Brown, Harrison Brien, Bill Davis (Director, OSTA,) Gracey Steele, Karley Heydinger, Caitlin Definbaugh, and Brailyn Thacker.
Students from the KHS Conservation Classes accept grant funds from the Ohio State… Read the rest
HOSA students went to The Blanchard Place and potted flowers for the residents to keep. After getting their hands dirty the residents and students played a couple rounds of Uno together.
