Senior Farewell: Keira Sullivan

For the past three years, senior Keira Sullivan has brought her creativity, leadership, and commitment to the KO News staff!  Keira’s journey as a journalist began in the fall of her sophomore year when she took English Department Chair Catherine Schieffelin’s beloved journalism class. Keira then joined the staff as an Associate Features Editor, and […]

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Phone Scammers are Striking Locally

Are you among the millions of Americans who have fallen victim to phone scams? A recent report from TrueCaller has revealed that over 68 million Americans have lost money in 2022 solely to these fraudulent schemes, with one in three people being targeted at some point. And if you think getting scammed once is bad […]

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Fashionista of the Month: Leo Kollen

Being comfortable in your own style and finding what makes you feel the most confident is essential. For freshman Leo Kollen, his fashion and style allow him to express himself while showing off many different styles and colors.  In regard to the different stores that Leo likes to shop at, he finds himself normally drawn […]

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Camp Merriwood, a Hild family tradition

Each May, the festivities of Cup Day, Senior Week, and Commencement remind the KO community that summer is on the horizon. After saying our farewells in June, KO students and teachers all embark on unique journeys during these cherished three months, whether it be traveling, building friendships, chasing adventure, playing sports, or reconnecting with nature. […]

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Farewell to Mr. Chiarappa

Following his career at KO beginning in 1979, Richard Chiarappa, the music director of the string orchestras, is leaving KO and beginning a new chapter of his life in retirement, consisting of composing some new music and spending time with his family.  When he first came to KO, Mr. Chiarappa conducted the mixed orchestra along […]

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