Would your teen benefit from a Catholic high school education? Just what has been going on inside that nice beige building off of First Ave South in Burien? How did last year’s graduating class manage to secure over $8.3 million in scholarship awards?
And why do so many parent share glowing reviews, such as Christine and Tim Smith, who say,:
“Our family has been a part of the Kennedy Catholic family for just a short period of time, and we could quickly tell that this school is a very special place for our two sons. They leap out of the car each day to embrace the vibrant campus and academic opportunities. They have met new friends and have enjoyed many activities ranging from athletics, bon-fires, a school dance and field trips outside the classroom. We are appreciative that the teachers are able to meet with students before and after school, plus our boys will be participating in the upcoming Math Lab to further cement core-concepts. Our young daughter also experienced a “taste of Kennedy” when she participated in the recent junior cheerleader camp. She had a blast! We look forward to the next four years and the opportunity to watch our children thrive!”This month offers many opportunities for interested parents and students to find the answers to those questions, and many more about this local institution. One which has been committed to developing achievement in academics, sportsmanship, and individual gifts, in our area’s youth for over 45 years. Kennedy Catholic High School will open its doors in October and November for a variety of discovery events. Lancer Tuesday Visit Days will begin on Tuesday, Oct. 9. Offering prospective students a chance to experience firsthand how it feels to be a part of the inclusive and welcoming KCHS culture. If you know someone that would like to visit Kennedy Catholic for a day, they can register by visiting the school website at: kennedyhs.org/visitkennedy. School staff and students will again share their campus on Friday, Oct.19 from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. in “The Taste of Kennedy Catholic.” This event is a visit day for prospective students interested in learning more about Kennedy Catholic High School. Visitors will meet LINK crew members (student peer mentors), see their drum line band and cheer squad, experience three sessions on learning, faith and leadership and enjoy lunch in the cafeteria. At the end of the day they will attend a pep rally with current Kennedy High School students. This is an exciting and fun day for prospective 8th grade students. If you would like to attend The Taste of Kennedy Catholic, you are welcome and encouraged to do so. Just contact the admissions office and they will make arrangements with you: [email protected]. And if none of those dates work for you, the invitation continues with their premier admissions event of the season – their fall Open House, on Wednesday, Nov. 7 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Kennedy Catholic High School invites you to:
- Meet our faculty and staff
- Learn about our academic programs
- Learn about our athletic programs and meet our coaching staff
- Learn about our music and drama programs
- Tour our facilities
- Meet current Kennedy Catholic students
- Find out more about the admissions process
In all honesty and respect. I got more in two years at Mt. Rainier High School than I did at my two years at JFK. ( no politics are involved at MRHS) support you local public HS an get involved. That is how these JFK kids got the scholarships, hard work and a good support system.
Clearly your two years at Mt. Rainier did not do much for your spelling or grammer!
Maybe if you had stuck it out the other two years at Kennedy, you might have learned to write as well as many of the students who graduate from there?
In all honesty and respect. I got more in two years at Mt. Rainier High School than I did at my two years at JFK. ( no politics are involved at MRHS) support you local public HS an get involved. That is how these JFK kids got the scholarships, hard work and a good support system.
Clearly your two years at Mt. Rainier did not do much for your spelling or grammer!
Maybe if you had stuck it out the other two years at Kennedy, you might have learned to write as well as many of the students who graduate from there?