The House is in shambles

Since Republicans won the House majority in 2022, its leadership has been shambles. Only nine months ago, Kevin McCarthy was elected speaker of the House after 15 rounds of voting. Matt Gaetz, the representative of Florida’s fourth district, took the spotlight during that time, as he was the ringleader of a group of far-right republicans […]

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Founders League Calls upon students, holds leadership summit at Miss Porters

On Sunday, Sept. 24, Miss Porter’s School hosted a summit conference with student-athletes from all the Founders League Schools, aiming to eliminate the unsportsmanlike behavior of all spectators at sporting events. The Founders League comprises the top 11 northeast athletic preparatory high schools which has been standing since 1984 and is nationally respected as an […]

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Why you should read

If you were like me growing up, you may remember reading a lot. Between classics like “Charlotte’s Web,” or the arguably just-as-classic “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” series, reading was a pastime. It was exciting to anticipate the new “Dork Diaries” book that would come to print every holiday season or take on “Percy Jackson” […]

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Farm Life with Addisen Nicholson

Balancing school, work, and farm chores is a daunting yet rewarding life for junior Addisen Nicholson. Addisen, daughter of Middle School creative arts teacher Katherine Nicholson, understands the responsibilities and time it takes to operate a farm. Farming runs in her blood; her mother grew up riding horses, and her father showed dairy cows.  Maintaining […]

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KO dances are just okay

For some students, Homecoming is one of the most significant events in their high school career. It’s a time to celebrate school spirit while having fun with peers. Of course, fundamentally, it is a school-held event where you dance for a few hours with teenagers who are all sweaty and tired by the end. Still, […]

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Dancing with Jane Morris

Students within our KO community have a wide variety of talents. From athletics to arts, we see students expressing themselves in and outside of school in all sorts of ways. Sophomore Jane Morris expresses herself through dance, specifically competitive Irish step dancing.  Jane began dancing at the young age of five after her mom, Associate […]

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