Although the boys varsity track and field team has only had one meet so far, with another one coming up later in May, the team looks forward to continuing to improve and striving to win more points next time. On Saturday, May 1, the team traveled to eastern Connecticut to compete against Marianapolis Prep where […]
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After a long year of being inside, people are eager to get active and go places. Kingswood Oxford middle schoolers and teachers alike had strong opinions on COVID-19 restrictions loosening to the point where people can finally go to in-person events. Now that vaccination rates are on the rise, some may even argue that masks […]
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There are so many cars in the world that teen car enthusiasts like myself would be happy to get behind the wheel of; however, these views do not often align with those of parents, as they are largely concerned about reliability, gas mileage, and other factors that we deem unnecessary. This means that if teens […]
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Recently, the Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for children ages 12 and older. Teachers and students of Kingswood Oxford have some thoughts on how their school will progress as a community to return to “normal” restrictions. English teacher Beth Repp said that she is very excited to see how the school will handle […]
Read MoreBoyz II Men said it best: “How do I say goodbye to what we had?” How do we, as a community, say goodbye? A hug? A celebration? A salute? Well, I say goodbye like this: Congratulations seniors! Pack up your junk and go home! The last four years of your life must have been a […]
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When you think of loyalty, what immediately comes to mind? Do you think of someone who has been by your side for a while? Or maybe you think of someone who always has your back and does their best to help you through any situation? Coach, advisor, and history teacher Scott Dunbar is a perfect […]
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I was naive to think that the saga of problematic Republican congressmen ended with Marjorie Taylor Greene or Lauren Bobert. Recently, Flordia Republican House Representative Matt Gaetz has been under fire for sex trafficking. Now, in the old political era, an accusation like this would have most likely destroyed a political career or at least […]
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With summer fast approaching, students are eager to start their summer sports and activities. For eighth-grader Scotty Cloud, his main summer sport is basketball, while seventh-grader Pratt Blair’s main summer sports are tennis and golf;science teacher Josh Garrison will be doing a lot of rock climbing, mountain and road biking. Pratt will be playing golf […]
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During a season riddled with safety precautions and uncertainty, the boys varsity tennis team has found success, winning matches and developing their skills under talented Head Coach Andy Krugman. The squad currently stands at 3-4, suffering close losses to Hopkins and Green Farms Academy, while also achieving signature wins against Marianapolis and Hamden Hall. The […]
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Imagine a quaint 100-year-old colonial house painted black, with a yard adorned with hyacinths, hydrangeas, and lilies. While the wind softly blows and the sunlight pours into its aging windows, you can feel the history seeping through the shutters. This is the home of one of the most well-known American authors today, Louisa May Alcott. […]
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