If you are a Chief, you are a Champion!
– KHS faculty members average 18 years of experience, and over 58 percent have earned master’s degrees.
– KHS offers travel study opportunities to Europe and more, as well as additional field trips
– We have expanded AP course offerings.
– Students can get in involved in a wide range of student organizations, including FFA, Art Club, Lighthouse Project (mental health), academic-based clubs and many more.
– With a community college in town, students can take in-person dual-enrollment courses at KHS and SCC (for college credit).
– KHS has been awarded the 2025-26 Therapeutic Classroom Grant in the amount of $144,000 according to the Iowa Department of Education.
– The Career & Technical Education (CTE) is based on Career Focus Planning and is an educational approach which helps students focus their education toward career development while allowing flexibility.
– Work-Based Learning experiences include projects, internships, and employment with community partners—offer hands-on learning that connects classroom instruction to real-world career pathways.
– Students who participate in Lee County CEO program will now earn college credit.
– Seniors are offered their own parking spots to personalize by painting.
Keokuk High School senior, Chase Hemann, to graduate with three associate of arts transfer degrees in Criminal Justice, Psychology and Sociology before graduating high school
The Keokuk High School boys 4×100 and 4×200 meter relay teams and individual 100 meter dash runner, Ryan Bair, qualified for the
The Keokuk High School Drama Club proudly presents the Spring musical, “The Addams Family School Edition,” with opening night at 7 p.m. on Friday, April
Congratulations to our K-Pride Students of the Month for March! The Students of the Month are freshman Harper Wesley, sophomore Memphis Anderson, junior Justin Clifford, and senior Maribelle Zirkel. Each
