The midterm elections are getting more attention now than ever before; every newspaper, news channel, and radio station is focusing on how crucial this year’s elections will be by detailing the high stakes surrounding them. The winners of this election will determine which party controls both the Senate and the House of Representatives. One […]
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Look, I’m just going to go ahead and say it, I’m not a fan of Marvel movies. I know that this is an issue about which many people are very passionate about and my viewpoint can incite some serious hostility (speaking from personal experience). Recently, I happened to share my controversial opinion with someone who, […]
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Girls varsity Head Coach, Tracy Deeter is as good as it gets when it comes to coaching. She has accomplished many successes throughout her soccer career as both a coach and a player. She started playing soccer when she was five and only improved from there. After graduating from high school, she played division one soccer […]
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One of the only things about KO that I dislike is I almost never have time to read anymore. Throughout elementary and middle school, I read three to five books a week. Coming to KO my freshman year was a shock to me, because I found myself only being able to read the books assigned […]
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Art is a deeply personal and sometimes profound way of expressing yourself, showing one’s deep-seated dreams and emotions – inspiring others. Art helps people communicate and as an art teacher, Scott McDonald believes in these fundamental principles, and uses them to inspire his students. Mr. McDonald’s interest in art began in his senior year of […]
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On Oct. 15, the freshmen class met in the library during their advisee period for a form-wide brunch. The event was put together and planned by Form 3 Dean David Baker, Upper School Librarian Nancy Solomon, and Language Teacher Jonathan Briggs. The brunch was a large event that was planned two months in advance, and […]
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Janet Kraus ’84 visited KO on Thursday, Sept. 27, to share her experiences as a businesswoman with students and faculty, as part of KO’s Lunch and Lead program. Lunch and Lead is a club where members of the program work with the alumni office to bring in different leaders from the community to come and […]
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Organized by senior Sydni Jett, Darcy Kerrigan and Robert Stark came to Kingswood Oxford on Oct. 12, to talk about The Thirst Project, a non-profit organization that aims to to bring safe drinking water to communities around the world. They started off the assembly by saying that the average person uses 150 gallons of water […]
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On Tuesday, Sept. 25, parents came to campus to experience their children’s’ lives at KO by attending classes and advisee groups from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.. Interim Director of the Upper School Carolyn McKee said that Parents’ Night is an annual event for parents to meet teachers and see what the classes are like. […]
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I am firmly of the belief that the United States of America has arrived at a tipping point. In the past few years, we have been rushing, flying even, toward this point, and it seems as if Brett Kavanagh might just be the weight needed to tip the scale. In what was one of, if […]
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