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Throughout the current eighth-graders’ three years at Kingswood Oxford, the Middle School has seen two directors and various rule changes, both minor and major. From 2010 until 2017 math teacher and Director of Teaching and Learning Mrs. Jane Repp was the director of the Middle School Since Director of Middle School Ms. Ann Sciglimpaglia, also […]
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Many people in the KO community watched this year’s Super Bowl, in hopes that it would be an interesting and high scoring game. However, the Super Bowl was not as appealing to KO students as they hoped it would be. Unlike most games, this one ended in a score of 13-3. Matter of fact, in […]
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On Wednesday, January 16, 2019, Middle School history teacher Andy Krugman and eight middle school finalists took their places on the stage in Roberts Theater as the audience cracked their knuckles in nervous anticipation. Kingswood Oxford’s annual Geography Bee was about to begin. The Middle School has been participating in the Geography Bee for between […]
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Sixth-grader Guru Anand started a movie club with his fellow sixth-grader Ryan Sadowski after hearing about high school clubs. Guru decided he wanted to start a club that anyone could enjoy after school. “We saw the high school making a lot of clubs and thought to ourselves, why can’t the Middle School have a cool […]
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“Lights, camera… pose!” Senior Ali Meizels, the Head Photo Editor for the KO News this past year, has a well-deserved reputation for photography all around campus. Need a photo? Just ask, and Ali will not disappoint. In fact, she is always willing to take a picture and is sure to exceed your expectations with her […]
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On Friday, Feb. 15, at 9:00 a.m., the development office organized a breakfast for the senior class in the library to celebrate 98 days until the class graduates and therefore becomes alumni. Prior to the breakfast, Form 6 Dean and Spanish teacher Ronald Garcia sent out an email to the entire grade on Friday, Feb. […]
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History teacher and Crimson 7 director David Baker has been singing his whole life and continues to pursue this passion at KO. Mr. Baker began singing choir in elementary school and started studying classical voice lessons in the ninth grade. He also started a capella in the ninth grade at Conard High School and sang in […]
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The After School Art Program is a new class that lets students explore and expand their artistic creativity. This is the first year of the program, and sophomores through seniors are allowed to participate. The program was designed to give students the freedom to take their art wherever they want it to go in a […]
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Senior Jacqueline Dugan has been an imperative member of the KO News with amazing Arts articles and we wish her well as she graduates! Jackie has been on the KO News since her junior year, after taking journalism. English had always been one of her favorite subjects, so she thought she should pursue that interest even […]
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News Day always began promptly at school at 8:00 a.m., but I was in New York City on this particular Sunday, so I woke up at 5:30 a.m. to make it happen.If you had told me I would have to do this three years ago, I would have looked at you in disbelief. I originally […]
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