Member of the Kenston High School Speech and Debate team competed at in the Mentor Tournament.
Speech and Debate
Member of the Kenston High School Speech and Debate team competed at in the Mentor Tournament. In Big Questions Debate, Chase Tuller and Will Rottman in second place and Elena Perrine in sixth place. In Congressional Debate, Samantha Stephens placed third, Colin Varga placed sixth and Devin Cinch placed eighth. Also placing eighth were Kylee Pierson in Declamation and Eden Truax in Dramatic Interpretation.
Congratulation to debaters Peter Como and Jacob Gertsburg who came in fourth and fifth place, respectively, at the first KMS Speech and Debate tournament of the year in Mentor on Nov. 23. They debated whether or not objective morality exists.
KMS Students of the Month
Kenston Middle School is pleased to announce their Students of the Month for January. Students selected for Student of the Month honors were sixth-graders Avari Amstrutz, Luke Armstrong, Morgan Cicek and Cullen Fehring; seventh-graders Ben Axelrod, Emma Hart, Mason Schur and Mia Strong; and eighth-graders Spencer Brownsield, Tegan Lewis, Devan McCabe and Martin Weber.
KHS Students of the Month
Kenston High School is pleased to announce their Students of the Month for November. Students selected for Student of the Month honors were ninth-graders Hanna Busby and Michael DuBois; tenth-graders Alexandra Ensign and Michael Yost; eleventh-graders Sean Gurd and Kylee Pierson; and twelfth-graders Victor Agresta and Julia Piazza.
Kenston E-Communications
As a school district, Kenston often communicates via email and uses a variety of addresses to provide communications. To ensure that one receives district communications, make sure one’s email address in Infinite Campus is correct and up-to-date.
Whitelist the following frequently used email addresses to ensure important communications are received from the district. Check www.kenstonlocal.org for additional information.
