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  • On Tuesday, March 11th, the Suffolk Center for the Cultural Arts held the annual Sister Cities International Art Show opening reception. Students that participated had to make a piece of art based on the theme: Friendship - The Heartbeat of Global Peace. Students also had to write an artist statement about their artwork explaining how their piece represents the theme. Their artwork is judged on both their aesthetic qualities and their written statement by a panel of artists working in the Hampton Roads community.
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  • Saturday Nov 2nd the KFHS MMB Also Competed at the Heritage HS "King of the Peninsula" Marching  band competition and won the following accolades:
     
    2nd place AAA Flags
    2nd place AAA Drum Major
    1st place AAA Dance
    1st place Open Majorette
    1st Place AAA Percussion
    1st Place AAA Marching & General Effect
    1st Place AAA Music
    1st Place AAA Overall Band 
     
    and the Grand Champion Award for the highest Scoring Band at the event.
     
    This Marks the bands first season winning 5 Grand Champion awards in the same season.
     
    This Marks the bands first time winning 2 Grand Champion Awards in the Same Day
     
    This also marks the 30th Grand Champion Award won during Mr Bradley's tenure as Director of Bands at KFHS. 
Eye of Storm Trophies

  • King's Fork is proud to announce we had our first annual military inspection along with the Establishment Ceremony for our new Navy JROTC program.  The ceremony took place on January 16th in the gymnasium where cadets were inspected by representatives of the armed services and granted awards and rank.  Parents and faculty came to support our cadets.  The NJROTC program is in its first year and has gotten off to a strong start.  Commander L. Primeaux (Ret.) and Sr. Chief S. Twitty (Ret.) are the instructors and each unit has a student leader.
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  • Directed by Sara Jordan, the Adaptive Fine and Performing Arts students at King's Fork High School, showcased their talents in bucket drumming, dancing, singing, and engaging presentations, along with a stunning adaptive art hallway.
    The Adaptive Fine and Performing Arts curriculum at SPS is designed to make Theatre, Music, Dance, and Visual Arts inclusive and accessible to all learners. We believe every student deserves a well-rounded arts education, enhancing their understanding of the world.
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  • Un voyage avec Mme Havlin and Mme Seavey!  Friday November 8 approximately 40 KFHS students traveled to the Chrysler museum and La Brioche Bakery in Norfolk to experience a special exhibit Farm to Table in Impressionist France and a glass blowing demonstration.  The menu included a croissant for breakfast, Croque Monsieur, Baguette and Macaron for lunch.  Délicieux!  In class students prepared by learning about French food and art movements, and culminated by creating an autoportrait and a speech about why to attend field trips!
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  • Spirit Week activities included:

    Monday - 70's Day
    Dress in your best 70's attire.  Polyester and high hair rule the decade!

    Tuesday - Meme/Character Day
    Pick a character from your favorite book, movie or meme.

    Wednesday - Pink Out
    Pinky Tuscadero's got nothing on you!  Sport your Pinkiest Pink!

    Thursday - Age Day
    Freshmen: Babies
    Sophomores: Pre-Teens
    Juniors - Adults
    Seniors - Senior Citizens

    Friday - Bulldog Spirit Day
    School colors and swag are the outfit of the Day!
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  • The King’s Fork HS band participated in the Norview HS “Pilot Classic” on Saturday October 12, 2024 and earned the following accolades:
     
    1st Place Open Class Majorettes
    1st Place Open Class Drum Majors
    1st Place AAA Flags
    1st Place AAA Dance 
    1st Place AAA Drumline
    1st Place AAA Overall Band 
     
    And the Grand Champion Award for highest scoring band at the competition out of 10 participating bands. This marks the 3rd straight Grand Champion Award this season and the 12th straight Grand Champion award in “Traditional Style” Marching events dating back to 2019. Congratulations to the Boosters, Band Staff, and especially the STUDENT PERFORMERS!!
Pilot Classic at Norview HS

  • The NJROTC classes celebrated the Navy's 249th birthday today with cake and a pinning ceremony for ROTC leadership.  Today was also their first official uniform inspection.  The NJROTC is led by CDR L. Primeaux and SCPO S. Twitty.

    For the rank pinning:
    position of Platoon Chief for 4th block is Cadet Chief Petty Officer J. Gutierrez 
    position of First Squad Leader, Cadet Petty Officer First Class B.Laffey 
    position of 4th block First Lieutenant, Cadet Petty Officer Third Class J. Deering
     
    Cake cutting:  Youngest cadet (on left) Cadet Ariella Mixon; oldest cadet, Cadet Clotee Williamson (on right) ... middle, The unit commanding officer, Cadet Lieutenant Junior Grade Swint 
     
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  • To have internet or not to have internet...that is the question! To paraphrase Hamlet, some of our English students in Mrs. Lamagna's class took advantage of the outage to perform scenes from Hamlet, which they have been studying.
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  • Students had a chance to visit and learn about some of the clubs offered at KFHS on Sept. 24th and 25th during lunches.  Club members made creative displays and recruited new members.
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