From the start of his middle school days until now, junior Niko Rodriguez has certainly shown off his impeccable style every day. For his main clothing items, he shops at Banana Republic, J-Crew, Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, and Supreme. With all of these options, he has the opportunity to mix and match his outfits […]
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JV Boys Soccer: The JV boys soccer team’s game of the month was against Canterbury School on Sept. 20. The boys played really well as the competition was fierce and eventually took the lead in the 30th minute with a goal by freshman forward Sean Gilland. This goal was all the Wyverns needed to secure […]
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As a senior advisor (SA) who went to Camp Jewell as a sixth-grader, I was very excited to go back seven years later; however, when I got to advisee group Tuesday morning before Camp Jewell, the current sixth-graders made it very clear to me that they were not so eager to head to Colebrook, CT […]
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A few days in the lives of KO News writers and editors display the drive and passion students have to write and photograph everyday. Here is a snippet of what happens behind the text – in text. Saturday: 2:00: Associate Photo Mike Aronson gets a superb shot of Ky Petteway sporting KO colors as […]
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Thank you to Ben Small and Kathryn Westrick for writing such wonderful op-ed pieces about “living in the moment,” the craze of the college process and the importance of fully experiencing KO. The College Advising Office could not agree more with the messages of both of these pieces! The students who do best in the […]
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Senior Andrew Holland is one of many underrated talented musicians in the community. Andrew’s love for music began at the age of nine, when he was told by his teacher to choose an instrument to play. “The drums seemed like the coolest instrument at the time, and as I kept playing I started to really […]
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Senior receiver Kyren Pettaway started playing football in third grade, and immediately he knew this was something he could be great at. “It always came naturally to me,” Pettaway said. Even though, Pettaway is no longer in third grade, he still makes the game look easy and especially in the past month he’s shown everyone how […]
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“Circe” by Madeline Miller tells the story of the witch Circe (pronounced sir-see) from ancient Greek mythology. If you can’t remember who she is, the story of her turning men who wronged her into slobbering pigs might jog your memory. Like all vengeful heroes, Circe has a colorful and tragic backstory that deserves to be […]
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This year’s annual Homecoming dance was nothing short of another success. Following the Hewett Day games and festivities, the dance took place that night from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. Usually, the cafeteria seems extremely crowded when a dance is taking place, but this year the room felt bigger and less enclosed. That […]
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The girls varsity soccer team is hopeful that after recent wins and a reinforced team effort their 4-8 record will continue to improve. On Sept. 29 the team played against Cheshire Academy and had a very impressive 3-0 victory. Senior defender Co- captain Nicole Genga said they did a very good job of connecting as […]
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