From bake sales to donation projects, students here at Kingswood Oxford are making a difference one fundraiser at a time. Whether it’s raising money for local organizations, natural causes, or school initiatives, students on campus have been quite busy during the past couple of weeks. I spoke with three students who have each worked on […]
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Over winter break this year, students at KO had the chance to relax, enjoy spending quality time with their friends and family, and catch up on some much-needed sleep. However, lots of our Wyverns had the opportunity to travel the world this break and explore places as far as Chile, Germany, and Aruba. Senior Daniela […]
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According to students, one of the best parts about KO is coming to school and getting to see all of our dogs on campus. Not only do our dogs provide an escape from school and stress, but they are tons of fun to see strolling around on campus throughout the day. This year, we have […]
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As the busy fall season wraps up, we want to reflect on our school’s first ever mock election held a couple of weeks ago. 2024 has been a major year in US politics, especially with the recent presidential election, but thanks to the efforts of Upper School history teacher Stephanie Sperber and the We the […]
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According to students, one of the best parts about KO is coming to school and getting to see all of our dogs on campus. Not only do our dogs provide an escape from school and stress, but they are tons of fun to see strolling around on campus throughout the day. This year, we have […]
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As many are aware, fall is by far the busiest time for most students; a new school year has just begun, people are navigating their classes and schedules, and everyone is finding their rhythm for the year. Out of all the fall months, however, October and November are often thought of as the most stressful, […]
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Although not everyone loves taking math classes, there is a clear consensus on campus that everyone loves Upper School math Department Chair Sandi Goss. Mrs. Goss has been with KO for 15 years and will be desperately missed when she leaves at the end of this year. From her bright and positive energy to her […]
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As her time at KO comes to an end, senior Ashley Buckingham finds herself reflecting fondly on the past three years she’s spent working on the KO News. Serving as Editor-in-Chief on the 2023-24 staff, Ashley brought consistency, enthusiasm and hard work to the paper every single month. Whether she was writing her “Wyvern’s Tale” […]
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Dogs truly are a man’s best friend, and that’s clearly evident when you see Upper School English teacher David Hild with his new puppy, Josie. After only being at KO for about a month and a half, Josie seems to be fitting in just right. As everyone knows, KO and the Hild family lost their […]
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Who doesn’t love winter break? Your stressful exams have finally ended, school is out for three weeks, and you can pretty much sleep whenever you want. Maybe on a snowy day, you’re going outside with friends, sipping on some hot cocoa, or watching a good movie. The way I see it, a KO student’s winter […]
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