A character known for its chaotic personality, tall figure, and red-and-white striped hat has taken on a frightening new role on social media. The Cat in the Hat has been a beloved character in Dr. Seuss’s books for almost eight decades. However, in June 2026, the character took a turn into horror when videos of […]
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The long transition from autumn to winter is undeniable; the leaves begin to sprinkle off the trees, pumpkins are traded for Thanksgiving turkeys, which are eventually traded for Christmas pines, and frost begins to dust our lawns at dawn. As the air cools and the days shorten, it’s common to feel gloomy… but it doesn’t […]
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This month’s story features Niña Lachica De Dios, mother of senior Danica De Dios and freshman Alexandra De Dios, whose journey from the Philippines to the United States began in the early 2000s. She was born and raised in San Mateo, Rizal, a small town in the Philippines, where she described her childhood as simple […]
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On Friday, Oct. 16, students hosted their grandparents and grandfriends for a special day with an assembly, a class, and lunch, giving visitors an opportunity to experience the KO community firsthand. The day began with an assembly where grandparents and grandfriends were able to hear about what was happening in the KO community. The assembly […]
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At assembly on Tuesday, Sep. 29, KO students waited eagerly in their seats for the 2026-2027 winter musical to be revealed. Everyone started taking guesses based on the clips broadcast on the screen. Until the tune we all know, “Singin’ in the Rain,” began to play, which could only mean one thing: KO’s winter musical […]
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Every Period one, singers in KO choirs gather and begin creating a beautiful piece of music. Whenever they are together, there is always laughter and the sound of joy. Every singer here is unique. Senior Lidia Martinez-Castro is one of them and describes herself as “a run-of-the-mill singer.” However, her solid musical skills and great […]
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On Friday, Oct. 2, and Saturday, Oct. 3, KO invited alumni back to campus for a weekend of fun activities, games, and opportunities to reconnect with each other. This weekend would not be possible without Director of Alumni Relations Elizabeth Bellingrath and Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Frances Morris, who worked endlessly to […]
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How do you spend your free time? Whether it’s binge-watching a popular new show or reading a couple of chapters of your new favorite book, everyone has one thing that brings them joy like nothing else. After a tremendously long day filled with school, exhausting games and practices, and challenging homework, what do you do […]
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Picture this: It’s early Monday morning, and you woke up early for school. You have just enough time to get ready for school before it’s time to leave. In addition, you have a free first period, so there is no reason to rush on the way. You get in your car with all of your […]
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As the weather grows colder and the leaves begin to change, Starbucks brings back one of its most anticipated traditions of the year, the fall menu. With returning favorites, new drinks, and seasonal treats, the 2026 menu offers plenty of options for customers looking to get into the fall mood. However, it raises the question: […]
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