With now 10 years of success and an impressive 20 movies to date, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is undoubtedly the best franchise in cinematic history. Starting with “Iron Man” in 2008 all the way up to “Avengers: Infinity War” in 2018, there has yet to be a bad movie among the bunch. Kevin Feige, the […]
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Several talented KO alumni have taken their love for the arts and gone on to become successful musicians, writers and visual artists. Most of these artists said that KO’s provided them with many opportunities to explore their artistic talents and showcase them in school wide events, helping them develop the ability and confidence they needed […]
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The time before the race is the most daunting. As the runners warm up, all they can think about is the race before them. The players show up early to stretch, warm-up, and run before the race to get into a groove. “It’s a process to clear the lactic acid out of the system,” Head […]
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Long before she turned sixteen years old and earned her learner’s permit in the summer of 2018, junior Esha Shrivastav knew a thing or two about driving – specifically, a lot of statistics about teen drivers, and the major modifications made to Connecticut teen driving laws over the past 10 years. Her driver’s ed began […]
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This past month, junior Ainsley Vaughn and sophomore Annelise Vaughn an a clothing drive with the goal of supporting a homeless shelter in Connecticut called the Cornerstone Foundation. The student body came together in support and donated hundreds of items for the homeless shelter in Rockville, Conn. The clothing drive was an opportunity to help […]
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Have you ever had one of those mornings where everything went wrong? You hit the snooze button one too many times. You’re exhausted because last night, you were cramming for a biology test you completely forgot about. You don’t have time for breakfast—supposedly the most important meal of the day, or something. Coffee and a […]
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On Saturday, Sept. 29 the varsity football team played host to Kents Hill School where they were able to win 30-20. The Wyverns came out fast in this matchup, gaining a sizeable advantage early, but the players from Kent Hill School answered in the second half. “This was the first time we faced real adversity,” […]
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Hey everyone! Welcome to this year’s second edition of getting lit in the opinions section with Janvi! Can you believe it’s been a whole quarter of the school year already?It’s Halloween o’clock, which pretty much means it’s Fall break. Today I’m going to discuss something that everyone has to figure out at some point or […]
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KO students are constantly bringing new clubs, activities, and aspects to our community, and senior Nell Schwartz is no different. Recently, Nell has embarked on the journey of creating a fashion blog outside of school, representing her love and creativity for fashion and feminism. She was first inspired by her Instagram account, and the love […]
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In the winter, KO will offer an after school visual arts program, taught by creative arts teacher Katherine Burnett. Ms. Burnett said that when she started here last here, she saw that there was theater and musicianship, but the component she saw missing was an after school visual arts program. Students who want to participate […]
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