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History. The Kinkaid School was founded in 1904 by Margaret Kinkaid, making it the oldest non-sectarian co-ed independent school in Houston and second oldest in the state of Texas. From its strong academics to its numerous art programs to its award-winning sports teams, Kinkaid has made a lasting impact on the Houston community.
Only two things stand between the Kinkaid School and its future: 450,000 Old Texas bricks in color Rosio Buff and $42 million more in funding. The private school nestled on 34.5 acres in Piney ...
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The Kinkaid School experience goes beyond the classroom walls and the school day. The experiences we provide are designed specifically to encourage a wide range of activity and a balanced point of view. Our kaleidoscope of offerings helps to develop individuality and open-mindedness in students.
contributing citizens to Kinkaid, our country, and the global community. PHILOSOPHY While upholding high standards for academic excellence, the Kinkaid Upper School advocates for emotional and physical wellness within a supportive and safe community that prepares students to understand and contribute to the global community. To reach this end ...
1. Feb. 1995 · Both Mrs. Kinkaid and her son retired in the spring of 1951, and the following fall John H. Cooper, the choice of Mrs. Kinkaid and the board, came to Houston to serve as headmaster. His first year at the school was marked by the untimely death of Margaret Kinkaid, on December 20, 1951, as a result of an automobile accident. Under Cooper's ...
