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Abby Mclaughlin By Ashley Buckingham ’24 The KO News has been fortunate enough to have had senior Abby McLaughlin on the staff for three years, serving in two different roles. Abby joined the KO News as a sophomore, starting as an associate sports editor and most recently serving as the head sports editor. Abby’s favorite […]
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After an exciting semester with English teacher Mela Frye, Symposium students were thrilled that they were able to finally meet Symposium author Tracy K. Smith after her visit was postponed a month due to COVID-19 precautions. Smith visited KO on Feb. 7 and 8, 2022, the culmination of a six-month long deep dive into Smith’s […]
Read MoreCollege Acceptances for the Class of 2021 *Schools in bold indicate matriculation Adelphi UniversityAgnes Scott CollegeAmerican UniversityArizona State University (Main Campus)Arizona State University (Polytechnic)Babson CollegeBard CollegeBarnard CollegeBates CollegeBentley UniversityBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBrandeis UniversityBryant UniversityBucknell UniversityButler UniversityCUNY Bernard M Baruch CollegeCalifornia Polytechnic State University (San Luis Obispo)Case Western Reserve UniversityCatholic University of AmericaCitadel Military College of South […]
Read MoreSeniors Emma Henry and Tommy Dan won the school’s top citizenship awards at Tuesday’s Prize Assembly. Emma won The Gold Seal, the highest citizenship award the school can bestow, given to a girl in the Sixth Form for outstanding qualities of character. Tommy won The Primus Medal, presented by Edith Greenough Lewis and the highest […]
Read MoreMadeline Arcaro and Ashley Taffe host the Wyvern Rundown’s first true crime episode.
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All of our lives have certainly been affected in numerous ways as a result of the global pandemic. School life, particularly for those in the KO community, has been altered tremendously since March break. The biggest change that both teachers and students alike have had to navigate is the new online-learning schedule. Despite the new […]
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In light of the recent developments of the coronavirus pandemic, some universities and colleges have decided to change their policies and become test-optional institutions. While some of these schools have said that this change is only temporary, others have noted that there’s a strong possibility of remaining test-optional over the next few years. Currently, students […]
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Kingswood Oxford students were accepted by the following schools. They are matriculating into the schools that are bolded. American University Amherst College Arizona State University-Tempe Assumption College Auburn University Augustana University Babson College Bard College Barnard College Bates College Baylor University Bentley University Boston College Boston University Bowdoin College Brandeis University Brown University Bryant University […]
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Seniors Alma Clark and Ethan Pinkes won the school’s top citizenship awards at Tuesday’s Prize Assembly. Alma won The Gold Seal, the highest citizenship award the school can bestow, given to a girl in the Sixth Form for outstanding qualities of character. Ethan won The Primus Medal, presented by Edith Greenough Lewis and the highest […]
Read MoreCecilia Wang by David Shi ’22 While senior Cecilia Wang’s time with the KO News has been brief, it’s certainly been sweet! Cecilia has only been on the KO News staff for one year, as an associate photography editor her junior year, which also happened to be her first year at KO. She says her […]
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