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After two spring seasons hindered by the pandemic, Head Coach Judy Bailey and the girls varsity lacrosse team have persevered through a rebuilding stage as they start the season with a 1-5 record. The team’s first competition was a friendly scrimmage at Rye Country Day School on Wednesday, March 30. The Wyverns fell short of […]
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KO teachers wear many different hats as advisors, coaches, leaders, and educators. But it’s not every day that you meet someone on campus who is not only a KO teacher, but also a published author. That someone is Upper School history teacher Rob Kyff. Mr. Kyff teaches AP U.S. History at KO, but what sets […]
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Kingswood Oxford’s Senior Symposium program has been lauded as a facet of the school’s curriculum that inspires creativity, community, and collaboration. This year’s Senior Symposium class, taught by English teacher Mela Frye, has taken the program to new heights through its community-based Symposium projects. Students in the 2021-2022 Symposium class have been studying poet and […]
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KO is delighted to welcome Donique McIntosh as the new Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Dr. McIntosh’s breadth of experience within her field will greatly benefit KO as she works to create a more diverse and equitable campus environment. Dr. McIntosh holds a doctorate from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, two master’s degrees […]
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Kingswood Oxford is excited to welcome Upper School science teacher Alexa Tzanova onto campus this year. Dr. Tzanova has a wealth of experience and education within the scientific field, having received her undergraduate degree in Environmental Science from Columbia University and her Ph.D. in Geology and Climate Science from Brown University. She has spent 10 […]
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Each day, freshman Camryn Weinstein comes to school dressed to impress. Camryn uses her chic style to express herself and makes sure to stay up to date on all new trends and popular brands. Currently, natural tones and colors are “in,” and Camryn says she normally relies on basic white or black pieces to include […]
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The girls varsity track and field team has jumped over COVID-19 hurdles and sprinted their way to a successful season. Unlike past seasons marked by New England Championships and Founders League meets, due to COVID-19, the track and field program has undergone many changes to its schedules. The team only had two meets on their […]
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Country Music. For many Americans, that phrase has a pretty conservative connotation. Their minds often go to the historically male-dominated industry marked by stereotypical songs about drinking whiskey and driving tractors. However, over the years, country music has evolved to become more diverse and vibrant, all thanks to the many female pioneers who paved the […]
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“Art is the only way to run away without leaving home,” dancer and author Twyla Tharp once said. COVID-19 has brought about unprecedented hardships and challenges, and it’s safe to say that quarantine was unlike anything we had ever experienced before. However, in times of tragedy, the world has done and will continue to do […]
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