Students in Ms. Weem's U.S. History class at the high school are studying the Federalist Papers and have created their own Constitution Handbills, similar to the pamphlets or flyers used during the 1787-1788 ratification period of the Constitution. Great job students!

Students from Kate Duncan DAR Middle School gathered for a #GoodCharacters Expo to present impactful service projects to community members, mentors, and peers. The expo was sponsored by the Liberty Learning Foundation. After participating in the American Character Program for several weeks, where they learned about historical figures who shaped America, they were tasked with starting their own transformations. What followed demonstrated that they are well on their way to maki

Society members Regan Hodges and Resalynn McCabe pose for a photo in front of their display. Members of the KDS DAR High School Historical Society were proud to show off their America250! themed display today in the lobby of the Burkey Gymnasium to commemorate the nation's upcoming semiquincentennial anniversary. The display features hand-painted posters of the America250! branding and a timeline of U.S. history from colonial times to the modern era. KDS High School History