Though the varsity hockey team hasn’t seen the same success as last season, a constant bright spot and standout for the team is senior Co-captain defender and forward Cody Brew, who has been exceptional all season. Brew’s efforts have helped the team fight through a season in which the team has struggled. Day in and […]
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The girls varsity basketball team continues their strong season by facing up against tough opponents and pushing themselves to succeed. With a current record of 6-4, the team celebrates their successes and emphasizes the aspects of their game on which they need to improve. Recently, the girls played against Miss Porters on Wednesday, Jan. 18, […]
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As we reach the halfway point of the winter athletics season, the boys and girls swimming and diving teams are looking to keep their momentum rolling with the New England Championship and the Founders League Championship coming up. Girls Head Coach Kata Baker described the swimming season in three phases. “There’s before winter break, winter […]
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Advanced Placement (AP) courses were created in 1952, intended to be an avenue for the most high-achieving students to engage in independent study and college-level learning. A high score on the final exam granted students credit in that subject, allowing them to opt out of introductory-level courses in college. However, in the 71 years since […]
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Joseph Kosinki’s “Top Gun: Maverick” soared above other famous movies in 2022, grossing more than “Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness,” “Thor: Love and Thunder,” and “Jurrasic World: Dominion,” with an overall 1.5 billion dollars grossed so far in just six months without showcasing in Russia and China. “Top Gun: Maverick” starring Tom […]
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As midterms, holiday break, winter sports, and Symposium week have taken the KO calendar by storm, many students have been diligently preparing behind the scenes for KO’s upcoming winter musical, “Sweet Charity.” Whether it be leading the stage crew, running lines, learning choreography, or rehearsing musical numbers, each student that is a part of “Sweet […]
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To start off the new year, we’ve picked one of our most unique artists so far. Combining her passion for the arts and social justice, senior Chayse Shamleffer has been working in filmmaking since her freshman year at KO. “I used to do photography a lot with my grandpa when I was really young,” she […]
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Most of us at KO have attended VQV classes before: the mandatory life skills course for freshmen and the college counseling course for juniors that meets every so often during students’ free periods or study halls. For freshmen specifically, topics such as mental health, consent, and study habits are often discussed, and different teachers come […]
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