Names of Kemper Through The Years
- Boonville Boarding School, 1844-1845.
- Boonville Male Collegiate Institute, 1845-1854.
- Kemper Family School, 1854-1856.
- Kemper and Taylor's Institute, 1861-1865.
- Kemper's Family School, 1865–1874
- Kemper Family School, 1874-1896.
- Kemper School, 1896-1899.
- Kemper Military School, 1899-1923.
- Kemper Military School and College, 1923-2000.
- Kemper Military School, 2000–2002
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