The girls varsity soccer team is looking to make a late-season push for the playoffs. With a record of 3-5-2, the team must come together to finish the season strong and obtain a coveted playoff spot. The Wyverns started the season hot, coming out with some strong wins against Wilbraham & Monson Academy, Williston Northampton […]
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On Thursday, Sept. 28, sophomores attended a special assembly in Roberts Theater, where they heard from Shae Heitz, third year law student attending the University of Connecticut School of Law. Ms. Heitz works with humanitarian aid to support refugees. English teacher Catherine Schieffelin explained that the English and history departments have been collaborating on this […]
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On Thursday, Oct. 12, a heartwarming tradition unfolded as the Upper School welcomed grandparents and grandfriends to Kingswood Oxford. Grandparents Day has been a long-standing tradition at Kingswood Oxford, but it wasn’t until last year that this event could resume after the COVID-19-induced hiatus. In past years, this day was known as Grandparents Day, but […]
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“The school near us wouldn’t enroll him,” the mother of Chen Yufei, a disabled child in China’s Henan Province, shouted in despair. “Why wouldn’t they let us go to school?” This is a common issue faced by many disabled children in rural areas in China. The media often overlook this serious issue due to the […]
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One of the best parts of KO’s culture is its multitude of artists and creative thinkers, and junior Raine Wang is an amazing example of this. Raine has been creatively expressing themself their whole life, creating little pieces of art. “It only started becoming very serious for me and a big hobby of mine when […]
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Welcome to the first edition of the ‘Studio Monthly’, in which I, Sinani Sebadduka, will share and review some of my favorite hip-hop albums of recent times, along with my tracklist of the month after the reviews. “Ganger (Deluxe Edition)” – Veeze Detroit rapper Veeze has been on an exciting rise over the past few […]
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For junior Margaret Miller, music has always served as a source of inspiration in her life. Some of her earliest memories include countless piano lessons, where her abundant energy made it difficult to focus on her music. Although Margaret disliked the repetitive nature of her piano lessons, her passion for music persisted in other ways. […]
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When you think of iconic American horror, what first comes to mind? Maybe it’s recent thrillers, like “Get Out,” “A Quiet Place,” or “Hereditary.” Maybe you’re more into stuff from the 2000s. Your Halloween movie nights consist of films like “The Ring,” “Saw,” and “The Grudge.” No matter your preference, though, there is one horror […]
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The Kingswood School Parents Association was first officially established on Oct.12, 1922, at a meeting called by George R.H. Nicholson, the first Headmaster of Kingswood. The main idea behind the parents association was summarized in a speech given by the Headmaster of Loomis, Nathaniel Batchelder, at the graduation ceremony for the Kingswood class of 1923. […]
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It’s Halloween. You just sent the last group of trick-or-treaters away with bags full of candy. Now, you’re all alone in your home. In horror movies, this is the moment when everything goes up in flames. In “Scream,” it’s a masked killer coming at the victim with a knife; in “A Nightmare on Elm Street,” […]
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