Kearney Bearcats

Kearney High SchoolKearneyHighSchool

8/17

You may have read about an important new app “See Something, Send Something.” Kearney Public Schools is proud to partner with the Kearney law enforcement agencies in this endeavor and encourage our parents/teens to download the app. The app allows students/parents to anonymously alert law enforcement about potential school violence, suicide, drugs, or bullying. The app can relay video, audio, or text messages. “Together, we can provide a safer school environment for our students,” states Dr. Kent Edwards, KPS Superintendent. “Safety is always our first priority and this app is another tool to help maintain safe schools. We hope that our students, parents, staff, and community will download this important app.” Link to the app: www.seeandsend.info. Link to the Kearney Hub Article about See Something, Send Something: https://goo.gl/9igLpu

Kearney High SchoolKearneyHighSchool

8/16

Kearney High School added 4 new photos.

What an amazing start to the 18-19 school year! 1700 students and faculty coming together as one. We are all #BetterTogether. #BearcatNation!

Kearney High SchoolKearneyHighSchool

8/15

KPS teachers, principals, and paras attended a Suicide Awareness Training on Tuesday at the KHS Concert Hall & Theater.

Kearney High SchoolKearneyHighSchool

8/15

See how KPS teachers help students 'Own Their Future'. If you, or your child, had a teacher that made a positive impact, share your story below. #KHSBearcatNation @kearneyschools https://youtu.be/pWVI3mj-7rc

Kearney High SchoolKearneyHighSchool

8/15

It’s a Great Day to be a Bearcat! Welcome to our 426 Freshman in the Class of 2022 and to our 30+ new students. Let’s have a fantastic school year and remember that we are all #BetterTogether. #BearcatNation