On Oct. 21, nearly 100 prospective families attended KO’s Open House, during which time they got a chance to experience and get to know more about all that KO’s Middle and Upper Schools has to offer. The Middle School program ran from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., while the Upper School program went from 2 […]
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On Friday, Sept. 14, the KO Board of Trustees joined a group of students for lunch in the library to converse about student life and gain insight on how it can be improved. Once a year, the Board of Trustees holds a retreat where they are together for most of the day and try to […]
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Today given the ability of the government to surveil citizens, we wonder if there is really someone living in our computers or phones and watching us through the cameras in our devices. An overflow of memes and jokes on social media make us laugh but ultimately this possibility is really quite frightening. Is it conceivable […]
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As a kid I was big on Archie comics, when the biggest problem at Riverdale High was when the local soda shop ran out of strawberries for the milkshakes. These were the teenage Utopia days. Archie and the gang at Riverdale High was soon joined by TV land’s Wally and Lumpy on “Leave It to […]
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AP Music Theory allows students the opportunity gain a deep and rigorous understanding of what makes music music. At KO, creative arts teacher Wayne Pierce teaches the class. “The class teaches them how music is notated, it’s melody, it teaches them to be able to look at music and understand its composition. The overall goal […]
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Sophomore defender Keegan McMahon is a force to be reckoned with on the field hockey turf. While she is a young player, her skill should not be underestimated. McMahon is crucial part of the field hockey team’s success this season. McMahon is in charge of the defensive line and plays on offensive and defensive corners. […]
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Recent graduate and talented musician, Jake Kulak ‘18, has recorded a music video for the lead song on his debut album titled “Get Faded (and Go),” which will be out to the public on Oct. 19th. The album is very diverse, ranging from alternative rock to blues driven songs. “The music reflects what I […]
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Boys Soccer is 5-3-1 and looks to keep the great season going. Junior captain midfielder Jackson Wolff said the team’s main goal is to make the playoffs this year, and he thinks they have a real shot of doing so. Wolff said the team just needs to win games they are supposed to and stick […]
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Visiting schools, going to interviews, filling out application after application, it’s that time of year for the class of 2019. The college process is demanding enough, but some of KO’s seniors are going above and beyond the typical college application in hopes of pursuing the arts. Senior Brigid Bernier is looking to minor in […]
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Whether or not you believe social hierarchy exists or not, it does. Specifically, it can even be seen at KO in the way that students interact with each other, and the way we view ourselves, and others as well. When I say the hierarchy exists, what I actually mean is that as a society we have […]
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