At the start of every school year, many new rules are added for students to follow; this year, however, brought a change teachers must follow: update grades for every graded assignment on Blackbaud. Blackbaud is the pathway for all information for students at KO. It is where we find our schedules at the start of […]
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The fall season has begun, and the boys varsity soccer team starts with a tough 0-5 record, with no wins for the Wyverns. The season opener on Wednesday, Sept. 16, was against a tough Hotchkiss team, full of strong and technical players. The first half saw a small mishap at midfield that resulted in the […]
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This past March, 75 students, alumni, and faculty members at Kingswood Oxford went to Tobati, Paraguay, as a part of the annual service trip, myself included. However, this number is low considering the total number of students in the Upper School. More people should be going on this trip, not just for the service hours, […]
Read MoreOn Sunday, Feb. 1, KO hosted a public speaking event with two competing members of Forensic Union and 11 other schools. Forensic Union advisor and Spanish teacher Carolina Croes was joined by multiple volunteers from Forensic Union, not to compete but to help out with running around and making sure the day ran smoothly. Ms. […]
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Imagine walking over to the soccer fields after a long day of classes and seeing your science partner on a breakaway, about to score, and your friends in the stands, brewing up chants and taunting the other team to support our home team. Well, I have seen a fair share of this at away games […]
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On a brisk fall day, the smell of leaves in the air and the Halloween vibe still around, freshman Luna Hansen sits at a table in Barnes & Noble with vibrant pages in front of her and a marker in her hand. With a steady flow coming in and out to talk to Luna about […]
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