Most people use a surplus of free time to pick up a new hobby or skill, but few are as adventurous as junior Braeden Rose who decided to undergo the rigorous process of obtaining his scuba diving certification. Scuba diving first piqued Braeden’s interest last October after reading a magazine labeled “Top 10 Places to […]
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Cars get students to and from KO every single day, but they are more than just transportation; they are also a form of expression. Chances are, you haven’t really looked around the parking lot here at school, so I’m here to show you how certain cars in the Trout Brook lot say more about the […]
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“Many kids go through phases saying, ‘I want to be a vet’ or ‘I want to be an astronaut,’” sophomore Stella Risinger stated, “but in the back of my mind I always knew I wanted to join the military.” When Stella was 13 years old, she went to an air show in Massachusetts where she […]
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As the Trump impeachment inquiry rages on, millions of Americans have kept their eyes glued to the news, as House Democrats bring in witnesses in their investigation into corruption in the Trump White House. Many KO students are also keeping up-to-date on the impeachment happenings. While no KO students are old enough to have remembered […]
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From being high school sweethearts at KO to getting married to now working together at their alma mater, French teacher Ryan Brodeur and physics teacher Kathleen DiSanto have been inseparable. However, something less noticeable bonds them together even more: their tattoos. Mr. Brodeur got his first tattoo in the summer of 2012 in the middle […]
Read MoreThe creative, performing, and visual arts at KO have recently advanced to greater serve student artists in their artistic practices. Beyond the annual fall play, winter musical, and student-directed one-acts, the theater program at KO under Director of Theater Kyle Reynolds has truly evolved to provide greater opportunities for artists and performers to express themselves […]
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In September 2019, faculty and staff got together to implement a new rule regarding the dining hall: each table has a maximum amount of students allotted to sit at it, and if the number exceeds the restriction, students will be asked to switch tables. The numbers were placed in a plastic holder on top of […]
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The Middle School boys A soccer team finished this year with a spectacular winning season, establishing a record of 6-3-1. This record continues the team’s streak of consistently racking up winning seasons. Head Coach Andy Krugman said he is proud of the team’s performance this season, especially considering that the team played some competitive opponents. […]
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The Middle School cross country team finished this past fall with a strong season, whose highlights include much shorter race times, large increases in distance, and vast overall improvement for each member. During the Middle School fall sports assembly, Head Coach Jane Repp said she was happy about the impressive number of runners on the […]
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This year the Middle School field hockey team achieved a successful season with an undefeated record of 9-0. The team, which consists of an equal mix of sixth, seventh, and eighth-graders, has been lead for the past decade by Head Coach Meredith Crowther, as well as Assistant Coach Sarah Nolan. Out of all nine games, […]
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