The middle school boys ‘A’ soccer team had a successful 2022 season boasting a 4-1-1 record. In their challenging six-game schedule, this resilient group of boys fought hard in each game. They demonstrated great work ethic during each and every practice, while also enjoying themselves on the field. Highlights of the season included the highly […]
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As Benjamin Franklin walked out of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, he was approached by a woman who asked “Doctor, what have we got? A republic or a monarchy?” to which he responded, “A republic, if you can keep it.” Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor shared this anecdote on Nov. 15, at The Bushnell in […]
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Throughout his time spent at KO, senior Jacob Joseph has explored a variety of musical interests, including singing, beatboxing, and listening to different genres of music. As a baritone singer in both the Outlook and Crimson 7 ensembles, Jacob has been able to develop his love of music over the past few years. Since middle […]
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There is something about the films by Hayao Miyazaki that makes them feel timeless. Whether it’s their captivating storylines, loveable characters, iconic animation style, or the profound message the films convey, his work continues to resonate with audiences all over the world. “Princess Mononoke,” in particular, has always been the film that I have enjoyed […]
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Originally from China and Japan, tofu gained popularity in the US in the late 1960s due to an interest in vegetarianism at the time. People saw tofu as an effective replacement for meat as it also has a lot of protein. However, people today are losing interest in tofu. A lot of my friends don’t […]
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Music is a big part of KO, mainly because the music curriculum has a wide variety of options for students. Todd Millen, the performing arts department chair, helps run multiple bands for students to choose from, including the jazz band. The jazz band is special because it allows many students who play specific instruments to […]
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Have you ever heard of the term “right-brain” versus “left-brain” thinkers? Our society has deemed that there are those “right-brained” individuals who are creative, being more adept in the humanities, and then the “left-brained” individuals who are on the logical side, being more skilled in the STEM field. Senior Maggie Dwyer uses her art to […]
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Whether you just finished a meal or you’re taking a walk outside, you may find yourself wanting something sweet and creamy in a cup or a cone. But then, you arrive at the crossroads. Should you get frozen yogurt or ice cream? Which one will not only satisfy your craving but also be better overall? […]
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On Friday, Dec. 3, KO will welcome to the stage various prominent and esteemed musicians to perform in honor of the 50th Anniversary of Roberts Theater. The lineup includes bassist Nat Reeves, guitarist and vocalist Jake Kulak, local dancer Savana Jones, and Tony Award nominee singer Kate Baldwin. Accompanying these performers will be KO faculty […]
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Being new to anything is a challenging experience. It is always going to take time to get used to an environment that is new to you and everyone adjusts at a different rate. This year, the KO community welcomed both new students and teachers. I asked three new Middle School Teachers, French teacher Sarah Phillips, […]
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