April 25, 2019
The yearbook staff has met during fifth period all year long to create the yearbook, a compilation of ...
March 22, 2019
Idaho is a beautiful part of the country that needs to be exposed to the wonders of the baseball ...
March 5, 2019
Klein Collins juniors are required to take the SAT during school Wed., March 6. The SAT is meant to gi...
December 12, 2018
Every morning at 5:55 a.m, high-school age students from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sain...
September 28, 2018
As the world gradually becomes more digital, more of life gradually goes online. One such example is...
April 5, 2018
The regional Visual Art Scholastic Event (VASE) was held at Klein Collins Saturday, Feb. 17. VASE gives s...
January 12, 2018
To prepare for their future in the business world, select students will participate in job shadow, a pr...
December 6, 2017
The smell of a new home, the feel of a new bed, the excitement of new owners, these are the fe...
“Voltron: Legendary Defender” has successfully gathered the audience of older and younger generation...
November 7, 2017
A 2-year-old in roller skates stands on shaky legs, awkward and unbalanced on the pavement of his driveway...
November 4, 2017
Latin students competed in their first competition of the school year at St. Andrews Upper School in ...
November 2, 2017
This year, UIL eligibility reports were issued before the end of the nine-week grading period and in...
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![Senior Zachary Tidwell does a power slide, a move used in competitive inline speed skating. “My family has been really supportive of me skating, and hasn’t really been against it except for when I broke my leg,” Tidwell said. “They were just scared I was going to hurt my leg again when I got back [in the rink].”](https://kclegacypress.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/zach-3.0-475x300.png)
![A student's first report card also doubles as their first eligibility report. “After [Hurricane] Harvey, most every student is cramming more work and stress into completing four weeks of assignments in the space of two,” sophomore Joshua Swafford said. “Nobody deserves to be put through that, but the eligibility check at week six forced students with passions like band or football to double down and bring their grades up, which probably paved the way for a successful post-Harvey end of a marking period.”](https://kclegacypress.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/uil-475x300.png)