with an opportunity to further extend their skills in their chosen area of either Performance or Composition, as well as an investigative Musicology essay alongside. This subject is OP eligible, and allows a wider range of subjects to choose from for OP selection and ranking. The Zenith Program Kenmore State High School offers a program for high performing academic students called The Zenith Program. Students must complete an ACER aptitude test as well as meeting other criteria to be considered as an entrant in the program. The Zenith Program enables students to participate in the Future Problem Solving Competition. Past teams of Kenmore State High School have successfully progressed to the next stage of competition, having competed nationally in Perth and Melbourne. Controversies In October 2020 Andrew Thomas Blight, the deputy principal of Kenmore State High School, received probation for forging doctors' scripts to obtain powerful painkillers. He pleaded guilty to one count of forgery, uttering and receiving tainted property; the scripts were for MS Contin and fentanyl. In May 2021, several children from Kenmore High re-enacted the George Floyd incident, sparking controversy as it was reported on many news outlets, such as Nine News. Notable alumni Jacinda Barrett (Hollywood actress) Paulie Bromley (musician) Cate and Bronte Campbell (Olympic swimmers) Michael Hepburn (cyclist) Monica Mayhem (pornographic actress) Erin McNaught (model and actress) Josh Thomas (comedian) See also List of schools in Queensland References Public high schools in Brisbane Educational institutions established in 1972 1972 establishments in Australia Kenmore, Queensland