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Kenton County highlights extracurricular growth; previews girls flag football and pickleball
Summary
Superintendent Henry Webb said the district has increased extracurricular opportunities and expects two Kentucky High School Athletic Association sports—girls flag football and pickleball—to arrive locally, with state championships targeted for 2028.
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Superintendent Henry Webb told listeners the Kenton County School District has expanded extracurricular and pathway offerings and emphasized keeping students engaged outside the classroom. "We've now grown to over 6 17 opportunities for kids," he said in the podcast (transcript has a garbled figure for the exact count).
Webb specifically named girls flag football and pickleball as two Kentucky High School Athletic Association sports coming to the district and said state championships could appear in 2028. He credited local business-community partnerships and school staff for supporting those program expansions.

