Writing KO's story since 1972
Most people use a surplus of free time to pick up a new hobby or skill, but few are as adventurous as junior Braeden Rose who decided to undergo the rigorous process of obtaining his scuba diving certification. Scuba diving first piqued Braedenâs interest last October after reading a magazine labeled âTop 10 Places to […]
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Cars get students to and from KO every single day, but they are more than just transportation; they are also a form of expression. Chances are, you haven’t really looked around the parking lot here at school, so I’m here to show you how certain cars in the Trout Brook lot say more about the […]
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âMany kids go through phases saying, âI want to be a vetâ or âI want to be an astronaut,ââ sophomore Stella Risinger stated, âbut in the back of my mind I always knew I wanted to join the military.â When Stella was 13 years old, she went to an air show in Massachusetts where she […]
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As the Trump impeachment inquiry rages on, millions of Americans have kept their eyes glued to the news, as House Democrats bring in witnesses in their investigation into corruption in the Trump White House. Many KO students are also keeping up-to-date on the impeachment happenings. While no KO students are old enough to have remembered […]
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From being high school sweethearts at KO to getting married to now working together at their alma mater, French teacher Ryan Brodeur and physics teacher Kathleen DiSanto have been inseparable. However, something less noticeable bonds them together even more: their tattoos. Mr. Brodeur got his first tattoo in the summer of 2012 in the middle […]
Read MoreJust like students at KO, teachers have passions that go far beyond the classroom. Whether it is hiking, biking, or photography, each faculty member has unique interests that students might not even be aware of. This certainly holds true for choir director Steve Mitchell. While he directs the Concert Choir, Oxfordians, and Voce Novissima at […]
Read MoreBusiness may be known as a challenging world of entrepreneurship, but that hasnât stopped freshman Arav Kumar from kick-starting his career through his extensive business profile. In general, businesses focus on four main sectors to maximize their profits and efficiency: research and development, production, management, and funding. Arav said he has established his personal profile […]
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Senior and stylist Juliana Kulak has earned and certainly deserves the title of Decemberâs Fashionista of the Month! Since she joined KO in seventh grade, Juliana has certainly stood out from the crowd with her eye-catching and trendy styles. There is a clear effort that she puts in every day to feel confident and proud. […]
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Adhering to the school dress code is certainly difficult at times, but alumna, advisor, coach, physics teacher, and Fashionista of the Month Kathleen DiSanto sure knows how to make a fashion statement. Since her time at KO as a student, she has seen a huge transformation in the dress code and said that nowadays, it […]
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01000001. These 8 characters may mean nothing to you, but for coders such as senior Will Burstein, this is simply the binary number for the letter a. Having been interested in the world of coding since he was 10 years old, this common knowledge has extended itself into proficiency in a variety of coding languages […]
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