As the resurgence of warm weather brings KO’s campus back to life, the anticipation for summer is mounting, and although many cannot wait for the break from school, it also signals change for the community. Even though KO must say farewell to faculty and staff every spring, this year marks an especially big goodbye as […]
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Now that the warm weather has returned, Language Department Chair, Latin and Classics teacher, and GSA faculty advisor Maureen Lamb can often be seen conducting her classes from the Adirondack chairs outside of Roberts. This location has been a favorite of Ms. Lamb’s throughout the year, although she only has a few more weeks to […]
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With January coming to a close, many may be thinking back to Jan. 1, and the New Year’s resolutions they chose to bring with them into 2022. Popular resolutions include fitness goals and spending more time with family, but do people really follow through with these resolutions, and is it healthy to go into the […]
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One of the newest additions to the Kingswood Oxford community is Upper School history teacher Dr. Gene Cassidy. This year, Dr. Cassidy teaches Global Cities and Modern World Studies; however, he hopes to teach more history electives in the future in order to share his passion with a wider group of KO students. Dr. Cassidy […]
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Math teacher Miriam Kabagorobya is one of the many news members of the Kingswood Oxford community this fall. She is joining our community as an Algebra II and Precalculus teacher, and we look forward to seeing the impact she has on the students of KO. Ms. Kabagorobya is originally from Uganda, where she began her […]
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After a long-awaited return to play and a highly anticipated rematch against Marianapolis Prep, KO varsity baseball crushed the competition, shutting Marianapolis out 12-0 on Wednesday, May 12. A tough loss on Saturday, May 1, during which Marianapolis clinched the 5-4 win on a walk-off single in the bottom of the seventh inning, left the […]
Read MoreIf you were to visit KO’s campus at the end of the school day, you would find flocks of kids walking around, sporting athletic gear and carrying tennis racquets and lacrosse sticks. Spring sports have made their comeback and are thriving at KO, and while the benefits of athletics and team sports are indisputable, the […]
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Director of College Advising Jami Silver led a Zoom webinar on Monday, Feb. 22, introducing KO sophomores and their families to the college admissions process. Ms. Silver ’96, who has been involved in college admissions for the past 20 years, along with Associate Directors of College Advising Peggy Clark and Matthew Waldman, shared information to […]
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