We all know administrative assistant Lindsay Perkins as an indispensable part of the Kingswood Oxford community, but many do not know of her talent and love for the culinary arts. Currently, Mrs. Perkins is the founder and owner of Lindsay Culinary, an online page where she shares recipes and pictures of what she’s baked. Mrs. […]
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“Biking for me is a way to not only stay in shape, but to see new places, meet new people, and support a variety of causes,” said English teacher Ron Monroe, avid cyclist. As a child, Mr. Monroe liked to bike around his neighborhood and with his friends. Later, in his late twenties and thirties, […]
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On Oct. 28, Broadway star Autumn Hurlbert came to KO to take part in a Q&A with the whole school, and then a separate workshop for the theater department. The Goodman Banks foundation sponsored Hurlbert to come visit, and she talked about her experiences on the show, gave advice to aspiring actors, and ran a workshop […]
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This year’s boys varsity cross country team’s success is partly due to their head coach, Frederick Goodman who firmly believes that athletics is a crucial part of a student’s development. Coach Goodman is November’s Coach of the Month. Coach Goodman started his running pursuits at Kenyon College where he ran on the cross country and […]
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Musicals and plays are a large centerpiece of the Kingswood Oxford arts program, but not many know about what goes on behind the scenes. This year’s fall play is definitely one to attend as the tech crew has been working very diligently, and the set as well as the special effects will unquestionably be stunning. […]
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Starting on September 24, 2019, an effort to impeach President Donald Trump began when Nancy Pelosi announced the official inquiry, launching the United States into political turmoil. In the month and a half since then, news sources have been constantly buzzing with news about the process, who is involved, and what it entails, with many […]
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Just a short walk from KO, SPoT Coffee, is located in Blue Back Square and in my opinion, should be much more popular among students. Whether you want a coffee before school, a quick snack before your game, or even just a place to study, SPoT should be your go-to. I usually go before or […]
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The girls varsity soccer team had a tough season, but despite facing difficult opponents they are still persevering through their last few games. On Oct. 29, the girls had an away game facing Hopkins, another challenging opponent. The girls got off to a strong start with junior Catherine Daniels breaking free from the defense, and […]
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When given the freedom of summer vacation, most students spend their time watching Netflix, playing games, or even sleeping in. However, junior Jack Kinney decided to spend his time pursuing more creative interests – forming his own YouTube Channel with his younger brother Patrick Kinney and his friend Sam Betit. His YouTube channel, YWBontheroll, is […]
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On Thursday Oct. 24, Middle and Upper School students received key cards, which they now use to enter buildings on campus, as the Buildings and Grounds team has locked all doors on campus in an effort to ensure further security. The plan was initiated primarily by Head of School Tom Dillow and other administrators on […]
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