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Kingsley’s program is the only ROTC unit selected from Michigan. Just one unit from each state was chosen to participate. Kingsley High School’s Naval Junior Officer’s Reserve Training Corps (NJROTC) has been invited to march in the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C. on Monday, May 25, 2026.  Kingsley’s 65 cadets are now fundraising to attend and participate in the nation’s tribute to fallen veterans and the heroes who continue to serve our country. The National

Kingsley High School student Anna Bauer has been named a National Merit Scholarship semifinalist, becoming the first student ever to earn...

Lance Dubay (far right) with the Marching Stags at the Marching Expo in Traverse City in October 2024. In May of 2025, Kingsley band...

Congratulations to our November Student Athletes of the Week, sponsored by A. Papano's Pizza. This article will be updated weekly. Tristan Hernandez Tristan is a sophomore runner on the varsity Stags boys cross country team and had an outstanding season for the Stags winning the Division 3 Regional at Benzie Central with a PR time of 16:04. He was also a first team All Northern Shores Conference runner and D3 All-State finisher, coming in 30th with a time of 16:15 at the MHSA

Meet Annabelle Rowbal, Kingsley Area Schools' new Choir Director! I've always loved working with kids and I've always loved music. I am super excited to be here. My favorite part of the job is the excitement I see when students successfully make beautiful music. Ms. Rowbal graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in vocal performance and music education in 2022. She spent two years at Holt Public Schools as a music teacher and in Troy Public Schools as long-term

A large donation is hauled to woodshop class This fall, Kingsley woodshop teacher Scott Morey put out a plea to the community: we need donations to keep the class free or low-cost for students.  The industrial arts elective was in desperate need of supplies - chiefly lumber - for students to continue their projects.  A Facebook post asking the community for donations was shared more than 200 times, reaching more than 20,000 people.  The response was immediate and overwhelming