Congratulations March Students of the Month!
Back Row L-R: Maximus Yost, Liam Zak, Walker Glime
Front Row L-R: Madison Journey, Layla Gilbert, Matthew Rosinski, Lucian Benz
Photos: Rotary Senior | Grade 12 | Grade 11 | Grade 10 | Grade 9
A Message from the Kenston Foundation Scholarship Committee
Dear Kenston Foundation Scholarship Applicant:
We would like to thank you for applying for one (or more) of the Kenston Foundation’s available scholarships and congratulate you on your upcoming graduation!
Each year the Kenston Foundation awards between 25-30 scholarships with an average of 60-80 students who apply. This year we had the large number of applications, making it a highly-competitive year for Kenston Foundation scholarships.
In the interest of full disclosure, we want to let you know that the Scholarship Committee makes its decision to award scholarships based on the following factors: (1) the caliber and completeness of the application submitted, including essays, recommendations and resume; (2) how well the applicant satisfies the criteria of each individual scholarship as established by the respective sponsor; and (3) the in-person or video interviews. Please note that any application that is incomplete in any way will result in an automatic disqualification from consideration. The Scholarship Committee’s decisions are made in its sole and exclusive discretion in accordance with the foregoing factors and its decisions are FINAL. If a student has a question regarding a particular scholarship award, that student is welcome to contact the committee members after the Senior Scholarship breakfast or after the scholarships have been announced and awarded to discuss the Scholarship Committee’s decisions. However, the decisions of the Scholarship Committee are final and will not be modified. Additionally, the Scholarship Committee will not discuss applications, essays, or its decisions with parents of any students, even if the student provides his/her/their permission. The students are solely responsible for any follow up if they have questions.
Due to Coronavirus, the District and Board of Education has put the Senior Scholarship breakfast is on hold. In the past, if you were awarded a scholarship, you would receive an invitation to the Senior Scholarship breakfast from the Kenston Board of Education.
Please note that you will not receive anything from the Kenston Foundation as the breakfast is hosted by the Kenston Board of Education and scholarships from many different community organizations will be awarded at the breakfast.
The Kenston Foundation will celebrate the scholarship winners. How this will happen has yet to be determined. But we will Celebrate!
Thank you again for applying for a Kenton Foundation Scholarship and we wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.
The Kenston Foundation Scholarship Committee
New Products From KBC
KBC has released new products recently, like Lake Erie Tide sweatshirts for $25.00 and a Bombers t-shirt for dollars. The new products are high quality and only out for a limited time, so make sure to get them quick. There is also a $1.00 “The Bridge” sticker made with high quality material. Come to room… Continue Reading
Military History Club Article
The Military History Club will be a club run by the students but Mrs. Wirthwein will be the teacher sponsor. Meetings will be on Tuesdays after school in Mrs. Wirthwein’s room. Mrs. Wirthwein’s room is A203. We need 10 people to start our first meeting so please join. If you have any questions, email Mrs.… Continue Reading
We Be Hubbing!
There once was a library and over time it has been transferred into the Hub. The Hub is run by Mr. Malkus, Mr. Novak and Mrs. Buettner. While the Hub still runs as a fully functioning library, there are several additions that have been added to make it a space for innovation, design, creation and… Continue Reading
A Library Transformed to The Hub
There once was a library and over time it has been transferred into the Hub. In the Hub, is a room that is run by Mr. Malkus. Located in this room you can find many things for innovation and creation. Matt Rosinkis says, “The Hubrarian, aka Mrs. Butner, does a great job taking care of… Continue Reading
Mousetrap Cars Project
In physics class on Wednesdays Mrs. Moones class spends the block in the hub working on mousetrap cars for a group project, that also requires a video presentation documenting the creative process while building the mousetrap car. Although this has proved a challenge to most of the class due to the fact that most groups… Continue Reading
Interview With Band Student Sam Flinders
Q: What grade are you in? A: I’m in 9th grade. Q: What instrument do you play? A: I play the tuba. Q: Do you like playing your instrument? A: Yes. Q: Is it annoying to carry it around? A: Yes, it is very annoying to bring home but other than that it’s fine. Q:… Continue Reading
Earning College Credit at Kenston
Some students at Kenston are preparing for college by earning credits through College Credit Plus (CCP). This program is approved by the state of Ohio and allows students in middle school and high school to earn credits for college while also satisfying their high school graduation requirements. Kenston is affiliated with several colleges and universities… Continue Reading
Cleveland Outfitters
Cleveland Outfitters is Mr. Kepreos’ second block Business Management class. The collective mix of individuals allows for a very creative atmosphere. Their mission statement is, “We are devoted to promoting unique items and satisfying customer’s needs with quality and affordable products.” There is a wide range of different products that can appeal to all different… Continue Reading
Kenston Business Class
New Products From KBC KBC has released new products recently. Drip sweatshirts for $24.00 dollars, Cleveland long sleeves for $20.00, and Cleveland joggers for $24.00. For a limited time only a long sleeve and jogger bundle for $40.00. The new products are high quality and only out for a limited time, so make sure to… Continue Reading