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During her three years at KO, math teacher Sara Starnes has developed close, meaningful relationships with both students and faculty alike. Her approachable, funny personality has made students feel comfortable in the classroom and excited to learn. Moving into next year, Ms. Starnes will unfortunately be saying farewell to the KO community as she heads […]

After a long-awaited return to play and a highly anticipated rematch against Marianapolis Prep, KO varsity baseball crushed the competition, shutting Marianapolis out 12-0 on Wednesday, May 12. A tough loss on Saturday, May 1, during which Marianapolis clinched the 5-4 win on a walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh inning, left the […]

“Art is very peaceful for me,” senior Emily Karasik, who has been drawing for as long as she can remember, said. As a child, Emily often attended summer camps where she had the opportunity to draw and show off her artwork. “I really just drew whenever I could, which was all the time,” she said.  […]

On Friday, May 28, faculty, friends, and family came together on the senior green to celebrate the Class of 2021 at the 109th Commencement Ceremony, where English teacher Heather Wayne gave the address.  At 10:30 a.m., administrators and faculty members made their way to their seats in front of the stage as the St. Patrick’s […]

My all-time favorite restaurant just so happens to be located five minutes down the road from my house. Sayulita is a Mexican-style restaurant that was built in an old historic house on the old Main Street of South Glastonbury. It is a rustic, light blue house decorated with succulents and teal accents. The atmosphere is […]

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 […]