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It’s not often that children can inspire legislators and help to pass laws, yet junior Alysssa Temkin did so at the age of six. Bill 369 was passed to “permit students who require tube feedings to attend public and nonpublic schools while accompanied by a person who is trained in the administration of the tube […]

After a long and hard-fought season, the first official KO varsity field hockey season since the pandemic has come to an end. The team consisted of 23 girls led by Head Coach Chapin Yates in her inaugural year. The team ended with a record of 6-12-1, though, according to Coach Yates, this record does not […]

KO’s award-winning dance program houses a plethora of talent. From ballerinas to hip-hop stars, we truly have it all. On one end of the spectrum, featured heavily in the production of the 2021 Choreographer Showcase, is sophomore Anna Tippner.  Anna has been a vital part of the dance program at KO since she arrived as […]

On Tuesday, Nov. 2, the Kingswood Oxford Admissions Office hosted their annual virtual event for prospective KO students to connect with coaches and athletic department leaders.  This year, student athletes junior Devin Wolff and senior Allie Wildstein were involved as well. Allie and Devin were chosen to represent KO due to their dedication and involvement […]

Marvel Studios’ new film “Eternals” was recently released, receiving subpar reviews from critics. While the box office earnings did not suffer too significantly, this is to be expected from a Marvel movie.  “Eternals” was a film many anticipated would be different from the classic Marvel movies, thanks to Academy Award-winning director Chloe Zhao. The trailers […]

With the school year coming to a close, students are getting ready to travel for summer vacation.   Eighth-grader Will Keegan says he is excited to travel to Florida with his family this summer. “I’m a little worried about Covid while I’m on the plane but other than that I feel safe enough to travel,” Will […]