When life reaches the pits, we can all count on social media to make it worse. In a world of fake news and constant conflict, social media is where everything gets bottled up and spat out into a squall of scorn and slop: that is exactly what can be heard from the mouth of a […]

The KO boys and girls track and field teams have had a strong spring season, using depth across events and team-wide support to prepare for championship competition. One of the team’s most successful meets came at Williston Northampton School on April, 26 2026, where both teams competed against several schools in a midseason meet that […]

Every year, here at Kingswood Oxford, one KO core value is chosen as a theme or goal for the community. This year’s theme is “perseverance,” which is defined as “the steady, persistent effort to achieve a goal despite difficulties, obstacles, or discouragement.” One could persevere in anything, whether it be academics, arts, or sports; it […]

At 6:00 p.m. on Monday, April 17, faculty, alumni, and the KO News staff gathered in the Community Commons for the annual Warren Baird Journalism Dinner. The dinner was named by KO News alumni in honor of longtime KO News faculty advisor and English teacher, Warren Baird. This year’s dinner was different than in years […]

Bringing a real tragedy to the stage is no easy task, especially when it is rooted in local history. But, that’s just what TheaterWorks has done with their latest production, ‘Circus Fire,’ which focuses on the horrific 1944 circus fire in Hartford. This production successfully immerses the audience in local history through lighting and projections, […]

The Middle School’s field hockey team had a great season of growth and development this year. Not only did the team perform better than they had in the past, but they also had many new additions to the roster.  Head Middle School Field Hockey Coach, Meredith Crowther, reflected on the season. “As a coach, it’s […]