Wishing the MKCHS Cheer Team the best of luck as they take on the National High School Cheerleading Championship at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando Florida this weekend!
These talented athletes earned their spot after an outstanding performance at the regional competition last November, securing their bid for Nationals. Now, they're ready to showcase their skills on a national stage, representing our school against top teams from across the country!
Let's cheer them on as they bring their spirit and energy to the mat! 📣💙💛 Go, Dawgs!!
The THSPA Newton Invitational meet was a huge success for the MKCHS Powerlifting team.
275 Wt Class 1st Evan Soto 1105# Combined Total weight
198 Wt Class 4th Ethan Bourdonnay 995# Combined Total Weight
220 Wt Class 8th Irving Gatica 945# Combined Total Weight
Congratulations Dawgs!!
The MKCHS girls golf team had a strong performance of two freshmen, Erin Eaves and Grace Dai, at the recent Hardin Jefferson HS event held at Idylwild Golf Club in Sour Lake, Texas.
In a field featuring 90 plus talented young female golfers, both Erin Eaves and Grace Dai displayed their prowess on the course by finishing tied for 5th place. Each of them posted a stellar score of 93.
The Kelly Bulldogs girls’ next event is scheduled for February 13th at Brentwood Country Club in Beaumont!
#GoDawgs
#WeAreMKCHS
A huge shoutout to the amazing Kelly Grand Dawgs for treating the students to soda floats during lunch today! Your love and dedication to our school and students truly shines through. What a sweet way to wrap up Catholic Schools Week! Thank you for all that you do!
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The halls of MKCHS were filled with reverence and devotion as students gathered for Eucharistic Adoration, a sacred time of prayer, meditation, and communion with Christ. Amidst the hustle and bustle of a busy day, hearts were opened and souls poured out to the Lord in a beautiful display of faith. Later, the entire school came together for an all-school Eucharistic Procession, weaving through campus with the Blessed Sacrament held high. Each class and teacher joined the solemn march, pausing at the corners of the main building to bless the school with Christ's presence. As the procession concluded in the gym, a Solemn Benediction marked the end of the day, leaving hearts uplifted and spirits renewed. Truly, how blessed are we to experience the love of Christ every day, and to celebrate His presence in our beloved school community.
Congratulations to Claire Ren, a senior here at MKCHS! She achieved the remarkable feat of securing the 1st place position in the 2024 Concerto Competition organized by the Symphony of Southeast Texas. Outstanding accomplishment, Claire!
https://sost.org/news/claire-ren-wins-2024-concerto-competition/?fbclid=IwAR2hy4WS28HASMqCiZUv57FiGzTTekUh-sHgQ2Woz3K-lKLZTUcbkd3qhlA#:~:text=She%20won%20the%20prize%20of,crucial%20part%20of%20our%20mission
Blessed doors, bright spirits!
Father McFarland kicked off the year at Monsignor Kelly Catholic High School with the heartwarming Epiphany Door Blessing. Embracing unity and faith, each doorway received prayers for wisdom, understanding, and guidance. Students and staff joined in, creating a sense of community and purpose.
Here's to a fantastic new year filled with academic excellence and spiritual enrichment!
MKCHS Social Justice students, working diligently in pairs, delved into researching various social injustices. Applying the principles of Catholic social teaching and Scripture, they crafted thoughtful action plans aimed at addressing these societal issues. The culmination of their efforts was evident in their impactful Social Justice Project presentations, where they shared not only their well-researched findings but also theological reflections, leaving the audience with a sense of hope despite the challenging topics discussed.
MKCHS Aquatic Science students recently undertook water quality data collection at Village Creek State Park, gathering essential information for a year-long research project. This comprehensive dataset encompasses variables such as temperature, pH, salinity, and concentrations of ammonia, phosphates, nitrates, and nitrites. The ongoing analysis aims to unveil the dynamic shifts in the creek's water quality throughout the school year.
Please join us this morning to celebrate the historic appointment of our new President, Mrs. Gina Harris!