JV Girls Squash: The JV girls squash player of the month is freshman Mackenzie Caruso. This is Caruso’s first time playing squash and you would never know by the way she plays. She has improved tremendously throughout the season and impressively climbed up on the team’s ladder. Caruso had a spectacular win against Millbrook School […]
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Boys squash is off to a rough start this season with a 1-6 record but the team is looking to improve going into the end of the season. On Wednesday, Jan. 9, the boys squash team traveled to Westminster School where they lost 2-5. On Saturday, Jan. 12, the Wyverns beat Portsmouth Abbey School in […]
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On Friday, Jan. 18, at 9:00 a.m., students and teachers celebrated the esteemed legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., coming together to listen to and appreciate various student voices on campus. Director of Diversity and Inclusion Joan Edwards said she wanted to do something different this year. “This school has traditionally had the MLK assembly […]
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by Jamie Amell ’20 The girls varsity basketball team is off to a tough start with a record of 0-11. Although the Wyverns have not won a game they are optimistic about their teamwork. The girls still remain positive. “We have been working really hard as a team to improve each day and use difficult […]
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This year, Mrs. Dunn notified 11 eighth-grade students about a new system in place to help our Middle School organize the numerous fundraising ideas that students have and to coordinate when they occur. The fundraising committee consists of eighth-graders Quin Kearney, Jordan DiMauro, Alex Arnold, Alina Vaughn, Annabelle Jacobs, Eli Brandt, Hana Roggendorf, Mac Lewis, […]
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A healthy school environment is one characterized by open communication. One of the most important roles of a school’s administration is to keep its student body informed about campus events and news. However, the KO administration does not directly give students access to an important source of information: the Wyvern Weekly. Often times, student hear […]
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While the entire school shares a cafeteria the Upper School and Middle School paths do not cross over very often because of the drastically different daily schedules. There are a few programs that do bring the Upper School students and Middle School students together; however, many of the programs only reach a select number of […]
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by Jamie Amell ’20 The KO Hockey team is off to a strong start with a 5-4 record. The team consists of four seniors, five juniors, five sophomores, and four freshmen who have came together to form one cohesive group. This year, the Wyverns focus on the each other, “The team is very tight, […]
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by Conor Caneday ’21 and Sean James ’19 The boys basketball player of the moment is sophomore forward Hunter Meshanic. Meshanic has been doing a tremendous job on all facets of the game and has been a huge help to the team’s success this year. Junior Forward Jackson Wolff said that Meshanic is one of […]
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Starting after the winter break, KO’s campus has been undergoing additional safety procedures. These extended acts of safety include more fire drills at various times of the day, as well as lockdown drills. Most students do not know what to do if there is a lockdown or fire drill during gym or lunch because in […]
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