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 […]
IMPACT classes are not your standard elective. Each course is structured around a central driving question, and throughout the class, students explore how they can make a difference within and beyond the KO community. The IMPACT program began in the 2024-2025 school year and has since surged in popularity. For the upcoming school year, the […]
The release of Noah Kahan’s new album, “The Great Divide,” was highly anticipated everywhere, but especially at KO. It dropped on Friday, April 24, 2026, after its title track was released in January. Ever since I found out he was dropping new music, I have been ecstatic. I love all of his original music, and […]
The Kingswood Oxford Middle School concert band went on a field trip to the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. on a morning in early November. All 28 students in the band attended the field trip. The trip was three hours long, as there was a one-hour bus ride to and back […]
