After one year of teaching at KO, Spanish teacher Maria Tuckler will unfortunately be departing. Before coming to KO this year as a new faculty member, Mrs. Tuckler wore many hats as an educator elsewhere. “I became a teacher in Toronto and taught there for 19 years,” she said. “I also taught summer programs in […]
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“This is like stupid, totally stupid and irrelevant, but I have a distinct memory of a story about a pirate,” junior Cici Chagnon said when reminiscing on the start of her writing career in first grade. “I don’t remember the plot or why I wrote it, but my first-grade teacher made this little ‘inspiration bag’ […]
Read MoreThe day has finally come. With joy, excitement, and teen angst, the day where we students finally come back to campus has come. The day started with an assembly from OK Head of School Domas Tillow. He addressed the school with plans of how the school is going to recover from the devastating semester of […]
Read MoreThe N-word. A word that will always have a history of slavery, oppression and racial discrimination against people of color in the U.S., often used to be nothing more than a term that degraded black people. The N-word, for recent generations, has been taken from a word that oppressed black people to a word of […]
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