In this week's KHSD News, students unite, spread kindness, and show gratitude. Plus, theatre students receive a state honor, we say "thank you" to parents, and more highlights from across the District.

With so many wonderful things to be thankful and grateful for we have created a coloring contest to help you reflect and remind you about how wonderful this time of year is.
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In this week's KHSD News, students and staff honor our Veterans, the annual Shakespeare Festival returns, students encourage one another in their weekly announcements, and more accomplishments from across the District.

The Kern High School District's new Career Technical Education Center (CTEC) opened its doors to students this fall. The Kern County Superintendent of Schools video production team gives you a look inside the state-of-the-art facility. You will also hear from education leaders about the importance of the career training facility and how its programs will prepare students to succeed in the workforce and beyond.

The Kern High School District is excited to provide children in our community with extra meals on Fridays for weekend consumption at our meal distribution sites.

In this week's KHSD News, we introduce you to a school club that unites students and the community. Plus, Shafter High students sit down with a special guest on this week's Talking with the Generals, and KHSD Nutrition Services provides meals for the weekend.

In this week's KHSD News, schools welcome back small cohorts of students to campuses, one of our art teachers shares his story of inspiration with Valley PBS, plus many more accomplishments from around the District.

Art soothes the soul. Now is a good time to do something fun and stress free. Let's do a virtual coloring contest! We created these KHSD coloring pages for our students!

In this week's KHSD News, students share tips on taking care of yourself and your relationships. Plus, the ROC 3D Animation program takes us along a Hero's Journey, schools get creative with college fair events, and we will tell you ways you can give back to our most vulnerable students.

KGET reporter Karen Hua highlights a Bakersfield High School senior Jocelyn Ramirez, for her discovery of Kern County's third Medal of Honor veteran, Milo Lemert. Ramirez identified Lemert as part of an assignment in her archiving class taught by Ken Hooper.