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Spring Fling is on May 10th after the Academic Award Assembly1 The student body will also be participating in a lip dub to Demi Lovato's song, "Really Don't Care"
Seniors! Be sure to pay for the grad night trip to Wahooz at the table outside the commons during lunch!
Welcome To Our Website
The Echo is a Kuna High School news publication, focused on getting current news that happens in and around Kuna High School. We will be publishing most of our content online, but if you would rather read a newspaper we print our best work around once a semester. We are very excited to be reporting the news this year and we thank you for checking out our newspaper!
Kailey Canary '19
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I’m Kailey and I am a sophomore at Kuna High School. Last year was my first year in newspaper and it was fun to try something different.This year I am looking forward to learning more.
Amanda Cupp '19
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My name is Amanda Cupp and I am returning as a sophomore to The Echo staff. This year is gonna be so much fun because this is my second year here and I am ready to be making bomb articles.
Amelia Roesner '18
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- Created: Wednesday, 31 August 2016 20:52
I’m Amelia Roesner and this is my third year of high school and third year of newspaper. I am very excited for the opportunities that lie ahead of me in this class and this school year.
Next Sporting Event
March 10th is the first track meet in Kuna don't miss it!
Featured Article
Overcrowding at Kuna High School has been a problem for many years. The school has over 1,400 students, and it was only built for 1,200. With the immense student body consistently getting bigger each year, many problems have been arising, including limited parking. While for years, the parking lot has been a problem, this year, a solution was formed: parking passes.
Lunch Menu
Kuna, Idaho is a small town situated in southern Idaho, 19 miles from Boise, Kuna is one of the fastest growing places in Idaho and has tripled in population since 2000. Kuna is still considered a small town and has memorable events every year such as Kuna days, and most of the town coming out for a Friday night football game is not a rare sight. Kuna is home to Kuna Kavemen and it is where the Echo is based. Thank you for checking out information on our town and check the Echo for weekly updates!
This year, Prom will be held at the Knitting Factory in Downtown on April 29. The theme this year is “Dancing Downtown” and tickets are now being sold in room 213 from April 17 through April 28. A Single ticket is $30 and a Couple ticket is $50. If you aren’t able to purchase a ticket by April 28, tickets will be sold at the door at Prom, but there will be an additional fee. Also make sure to bring your student ID and your ticket to enter prom. Now go have fun dancing downtown!
Now that Spring is upon us, Kuna has decided to re-open the Kuna Farmers Market in city park on Main Street. Going to the farmers market is a great weekend activity with your family and friends. Vendors sell fresh produce, meat, eggs, flowers, and plants. They also sell a variety of delicious sweets, home baked breads, and crafters even sell unique handcrafted items. It’s opened every Saturday from 9am-Noon.