Kennedale High School

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Kennedale High School
Address
901 Wildcat Way
Kennedale, Texas 76060
United States
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Information
Motto Where Everybody is Somebody
Established 1998
Status Currently operational[2]
School district Kennedale Independent School District
CEEB Code 443787
Principal Justin Marchel
Teaching staff 55.2 (as of 2011-12)[2]
Grades 9-12
Enrollment 967 (as of 2011-12)[2]
Student to teacher ratio 17.52 (as of 2011-12)[2]
School colour(s) Kelly green and White         
Athletics UIL 4A
Mascot Wildcat
Team name Wildcats, Lady Kats
Website

Kennedale High School is a public high school in Kennedale, Texas. The only high school in the Kennedale Independent School District, it serves students in Kennedale and a small part of Arlington. It was rated in 2011 "Recognized" by the Texas Education Agency.

History

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Campus

The 1974 building at 930 Bowman Springs Road in Kennedale became the junior high school campus when the new high school building at 901 Wildcat Way, a renamed segment of Treepoint Drive, opened for the 1998-99 school year.

Extracurricular activities

Activities and student groups at Kennedale High School include Art Club, Anime Club, Business Professionals of America, Choir, Computer Science Society, Friends of Rachel, Key Club, Kindness in Students Spreads, National Honor Society, Outdoor Education Society, Spanish Club, Student Council, Thespians, UIL Academics, UIL Speech & Debate, and Yearbook.

Athletics

As of 2014, Kennedale High School competes in the AAAA, or 4A, classification of the University Interscholastic League. The Wildcats, known as the Lady Kats in women's leagues, compete in baseball, basketball, cheerleading, cross country, drill team, football, golf, powerlifting, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, swimming, and volleyball.

State championship titles

  • Girls' soccer: 2015 (4A)
  • Boys' baseball: 2011 (3A)
  • Boys' basketball: 2008 (3A)
  • Girls' track : 2006 (3A)
  • Softball: 1998, 2000 (3A)[3]

Band

The Kennedale Wildcat Marching Band (currently directed by Erol Oktay, DiMitri Higginbotham, Elanor Babcock, Benjamin Brown, and Lacey McGowan) has about 150 members in it as of 2014. Below is a list of their accomplishments over the years.

School Year Marching awards Concert Awards
2005-2006 Received a Division I (Superior) rating at the 3A UIL Region V Contest[4]
2006-2007 Placed 19th at the 3A UIL State Competition with "New World Symphony"[5]
2008-2009
  • Placed 1st at the 3A UIL Area D Competition with "Serengeti"[6]
  • Placed 17th at the 3A UIL State Competition with "Serengeti"[7]
Placed 3rd in the state with "Joy Revisited"[citation needed]
2009-2010 Received a Division I rating at the 3A UIL Region VII Contest[8]
2010-2011
  • Placed 2nd at the Paluxy Valley Marching Contest in Glen Rose, TX with "Amazon"[9]
  • Placed 2nd at the 3A UIL Area D Competition with "Amazon"[9]
  • Placed 12th at the 3A UIL State Competition with "Amazon"[10]
2011-2012 Received a Division I rating at the 3A UIL Region VII Competition with "Symphonic Sketches"[11]
2012-2013
  • Placed 2nd at the "Sounds of Fall Marching Classic" in Princeton, TX with "Medusa"[12]
  • Placed 2nd at the 4A UIL Area D Competition with "Medusa"[12]
  • Placed 12th at the 3A UIL State Competition with "Medusa"[13]
2013-2014
  • Placed 1st out of 31 bands at the "Sounds of Fall Marching Classic" with "The Lost Empire"
  • Received a Division I rating at the UIL Region VII Competition with "The Lost Empire"[14]
2014-2015
  • Placed 1st at the "Sounds of Fall Marching Classic" with "Arctic Majesty"[15]
  • Placed 1st at the 4A UIL Area D Competition with "Arctic Majesty"[15]
  • Placed 5th at the 4A UIL State Competition with "Arctic Majesty"[16]

Notable alumni

References

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