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by David Shi ’22 While math teacher David Herrera has only taught at Kingswood Oxford for two years, he has played a huge role in the community as an educator and as a passionate coach for the JV field hockey and baseball teams. Now, sadly for us, he will be venturing onto a different path […]
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by Marrich Somridhivej ’22 After her first year at KO, Middle School science teacher Amanda Pasko will be departing KO this summer. Even though she has only been at KO for one year, she was worn many hats as a teacher, advisor, and coach. As her first job, KO has provided her great opportunities. She […]
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by Sophia Kaufman’20 As a guy on the KO campus, senior Ellis Winfree certainly stands out in the crowd with his stylish fashion choices. He often shows off looks that are for sure simple but different and represent him as a person. When shopping, Ellis loves to look at stores such as Zara, Bershka and […]
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This article is a spoof written in cooperation with Dr. Briggs. At the end of the academic year, beloved French and Spanish teacher Jonathan Briggs will be leaving KO to pursue a new career in animal agriculture, specifically pig farming. Hoping to carve out his stake in the 20 billion dollar industry, Dr. Briggs purchased […]
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by Alyssa Pilecki ’20 Starting out at a new place can be a difficult and stressful process for anyone, but the pressure is even greater if you’re expected to be a leader in that community right off the bat. This past fall, Tom Dillow joined Kingswood Oxford in the summer of 2018 as Head of […]
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by Braeden Rose AP, or Advanced Placement, has been offered by the College Board for more than 50 years, following concerns that high-achieving students were wasting their first years at college learning material that they had already learned before. The original idea was for students to take a class with a standardized curriculum, and colleges […]
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by Alyssa Pilecki ’20 With a heavy heart, it is my honor and pleasure to formally bid farewell to one of the most integral, celebrated, and wonderful members at Kingswood Oxford, Modern Languages Department Chair Lynn Schork. Also popularly known on campus as Señora Schork or ‘Guapa,’ she decided to announce her plan for retirement […]
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by Braeden Rose ’21 Most people tend to have a hobby such as taking photographs, collecting baseball cards, hiking, dancing, cooking, painting, playing video games, writing, playing a sport, playing an instrument, or shopping. None of those really seemed to strike a chord with sophomore Evan Banning. Instead, he likes something a bit more uncommon […]
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by Sophia Kaufman ’20 After twenty amazing, eventful, exciting, and joyous years at KO, Mrs. Costantini is departing with her family to Indiana. From her early years at KO, starting in 1999, she has held many roles; some of these roles including an advisor, Spanish teacher for various grades, Dean of Upper Prep, coach of […]
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