News

What is it like to be a Kennedy coach and a teacher?  By Carlos Camacho (Sports Editor) -6/20/16 JFK athletes are known for the hard work and long hours they put in to perform at their best come game day, but arguably, the people most responsible for a team’s success are the coaches. They take time away from their personal lives to help the players develop fundamentally and get the team playing on a competitive…

The massive affect the oil drop has caused by Sebastian Quezada (Staff Writer) – 2/12/16 The crude oil market has recently seen it’s biggest downturn when the price for oil fell to as low as twenty-five dollars a barrel. This has been the market’s biggest crash since the 1990s according to The New York Times.

What we know so far by Damaris Galeano (Staff Writer) – 12/19/15 With the investigation still unfolding, much is unclear of the mass shooting that took place in San Bernardino on December 2, 2015. At least 14 people were killed and 21 others injured in this tragedy and authorities are still trying to find the motive.

Overviewing the steps required to apply to the scholarship by Valeria Torres (Staff Writer) – 12/19/15 Attending college is made more accessible with the help of scholarships such as the GATES Millennium Scholarship, which is available for undergraduate students from August 1st to January 1st, 2016 with only a few requirements.

Senior Council is working hard to make senior year both enjoyable and affordable by Ashkan Ghiassi (OP/ED Editor) – 11/5/15 Senior year is filled with many activities such as prom, powderpuff, and the senior carnival; these activities all cost money which is why Senior Council is collecting funds through a variety of fundraisers.