Following Governor Ned Lamont’s announcement allowing Connecticut residents aged 16 and older to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, more and more KO students are signing up. This, of course, follows after all KO teachers have been fully vaccinated since April 1. Many students recall scrambling to schedule an appointment on VAMS, the Vaccine Administration Management System. […]
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What makes a good coach? Positivity, pride, and passion? This upcoming season, the field hockey program will be welcoming Head Coach Chapin Yates, who embodies these values on and off the field. Coach Yates’ background in the sport is overwhelmingly impressive. She attended Brooks School in North Andover, Mass., where she was named high school […]
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KO’s Lunch and Lead program has encouraged leadership within its members through student-organized guest speaker events. The group continued this initiative on March 21, 2021, when Scott Pioli joined the KO community via Zoom to share insight from his career experience. Scott Pioli is an American football executive who most recently worked as the Assistant […]
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Streaming services have been fighting for customers’ money and attention for more than a year now. From exclusive content to large libraries of their movies and TV shows, each streaming service has a way of grabbing people’s attention and making them spend money. This review will cover five primary streaming services: Netflix, Disney+, Prime Video, […]
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A fundraiser in support of the organization Hope for Human Rights was held from Tuesday, March 30 to Wednesday, March 31, organized and led by juniors Charlotte Mandell and Olivia Reynolds, and freshman Maggie Poulin. Hope for Human Rights was founded by Charlotte’s friend Maya Palanki, a junior at Conard High School. This organization was […]
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The newest installment of the Monsterverse was released on HBO Max and in theaters on March 31, 2021. After generating almost 360 million dollars in box office revenue worldwide, “Godzilla vs. Kong” paved the way for reopening movie theaters in post-pandemic times. Although the film was in high demand, it proved to have a predictable, […]
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For girls varsity lacrosse head coach and Middle School science teacher Judy Bailey, Kingswood Oxford has been a part of her life since she was a kid. She has been teaching at the school for over 30 years and has been coaching for 34. In addition to coaching lacrosse at KO, Coach Bailey has coached […]
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In 2020, March Madness brought in a revenue of over one billion dollars. It’s the biggest D1 basketball tournament of the year. March Madness doesn’t just interest avid basketball fans; it catches the interest of those who have never watched a game before and hope for a perfect bracket. Before the games began, viral images […]
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On Thursday, April 8, Upper School students began the process of selecting their courses for the 2021-2022 school year, and with various new electives in several different departments – including English, history, and science – students had many options to choose from. In the science department, biology teacher Kata Baker will be offering a semester-long […]
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Senior Eden Nenshati has had a passion for music since he was in elementary school. Since then, he has grown into a talented musician and is a member of Crimson 7 and Outlook — Kingswood Oxford’s select vocal ensembles. Eden’s first experience singing in a vocal ensemble came when he was eight years old. “I […]
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