of many sport-related school events. The Arts Council was formed in the 2006–07 year as a complement to the Athletic Association. The KCVI Yearbook Committee created a pictorial account of each year in a yearbook called "The Times". As well, KCVI hosted CKVI (The Cave), a radio broadcasting focus program, which broadcast at 91.9 FM in downtown Kingston. KCVI DECA KCVI's DECA chapter was the largest and most successful in eastern Ontario, with members competing and winning medals at regional, provincial and international competitions, winning over 100 medals, 20 plaques, and 5 ICDC trophies over the past 9 years. Since its establishment in 2005 until the school's closure in 2020, KCVI's DECA chapter saw significant growth, and registered over 60 members for its 2013-2014 season, making it one of the largest clubs at KCVI at that time. The KCVI DECA chapter also saw active participation within the community of Kingston, having active partnerships with influential businesses and organizations such as VisitKingston.ca, Kingston Community Credit Union, Kingston Economic Development Corporation, and the Queen's University School of Business, raising over $4000 in generous sponsorships and grants. The KCVI DECA chapter's performance at the 2014 International Career Development Conference in Atlanta, Georgia was its best to that point, taking home over 20 medals and 3 trophies. In 2018, the club saw Cameron Smith, Vanshik Patel, and Johnson Lee bring home a third place trophy in the category of BOR at the International Career Development Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, the youngest group to do so in KCVI history. KCVI Improv Team KCVI has a long and decorated history of competing in the Canadian Improv Games. Since the Kingston Regional Tournament was re-established in the 1996–97 school year, until school's closure in 2020, KCVI won 10 regional gold medals (including 7 back-to-back regional titles from 1997–2003), three regional silver medals and one regional bronze medal. The team won national bronze in 1998. The Kingston Model United Nations KCVI hosted a Model United Nations for several years, held every spring. Recently the Model UN has started to expand outside the school. K-Botics K-Botics, otherwise known as FIRST Robotics Competition Team 2809 was a robotics club started and mentored by two teachers Kevin Wood and Rachel Bearse. K-Botics was an extracurricular program at the school where students design and build a robot from scratch to participate in a game created by FIRST. The game, which changed every