KO News

Math teacher Miriam Kabagorobya is one of the many news members of the Kingswood Oxford community this fall. She is joining our community as an Algebra II and Precalculus teacher, and we look forward to seeing the impact she has on the students of KO. Ms. Kabagorobya is originally from Uganda, where she began her […]

The 2021 fall season is in full effect, and the Kingswood Oxford varsity field hockey team (KOFH) seeks to make up for lost time after the COVID-19 pandemic marred all sports normalcy last year. Head Coach Chapin Yates looks to establish a winning culture in her debut season at the helm and lead the squad […]

Senior Gabrielle Abramson is a talented singer who has contributed greatly to Kingswood Oxford’s music program, particularly to Oxfordians and Outlook, KO’s select vocal ensembles. Gabrielle’s first experience singing in a vocal ensemble was in elementary school. “I started in fourth grade when everybody had to join choir,” she said. “My elementary school also had […]

This year’s prefect dance, a longstanding tradition that serves to acclimate freshmen to campus and allow them to get to know their peers and senior prefects beyond the classroom, was held on the evening of Friday, Sept. 10 on the senior green and the turf. The dance was organized by this year’s 14 senior prefects […]

With several distinct characters, “Lupin” creates a realistic story that keeps the audience entertained. From the main character imitating a famous gentleman thief to the corrupt police chief with guilt about the results of his actions, “Lupin’s” three-dimensional story compels viewers to finish the five episodes all in one sitting. But the one problem I […]

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 […]