During the pandemic, many students found new ways to pass time. For junior Pratt Blair, that meant turning an unexpected discovery on the golf course into a business. After finding hundreds of golf balls in the woods, Pratt decided to sell them online. “When I started, it was during COVID and I was playing golf […]
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If you paid any attention at all while watching “Hello Dolly,” I guarantee you’ll recognize the setting of Yonkers, N.Y. The musical, set in 1890s America, is based in Yonkers, and follows the story of Dolly Levi as she meddles her way into marrying a Yonkers native, Horace Vandergelder. The setting and time plays such […]
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Students within the KO community are always finding ways to get themselves involved. Whether through clubs, sports, or entrepreneurship, students are paving paths for their future. Seniors Jack Krieble, Ryan Sadowsky, and Jacob Barash have all developed a passion for business and entrepreneurship through their very own pickle business, “The Pickle Pioneers.” This pickle business […]
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Waiting for Karen Russell to arrive at English Department Chair William Martino’s office was perhaps one of the most stressful moments of my life. My leg bounced up and down as I clutched my copy of “Orange World” in my hands for her to sign; beside me, seniors Sasha Dausey, Lily Temkin, and Curran Dee […]
Read MoreThinking about college is jarring, scary, and unfamiliar for many high school students. There are so many questions that come to mind, from where to apply to what life is going to be like away from your parents. The process simply seems overwhelming at times. This is why I decided to talk to Braeden Rose […]
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According to students, one of the best parts about KO is coming to school and getting to see all of our dogs on campus. Not only do our dogs provide an escape from school and stress, but they are tons of fun to see strolling around on campus throughout the day. This year, we have […]
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As the busy fall season wraps up, we want to reflect on our school’s first ever mock election held a couple of weeks ago. 2024 has been a major year in US politics, especially with the recent presidential election, but thanks to the efforts of Upper School history teacher Stephanie Sperber and the We the […]
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As midterms approach, students at Kingswood Oxford and in high schools all across the US are feeling the weight of exams, assignments, and the pressure to perform. This time of year can be especially challenging for students balancing academic responsibilities with the demands of daily life, extracurriculars, and social commitments. While the pressure to succeed […]
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As we bid farewell to the 2023 to 2024 academic year, we also say goodbye to beloved performing arts teacher Wayne Pierce—from his time directing the jazz band to teaching the AP Music Theory and AP Art History courses, Dr. Pierce has touched the hearts of students all throughout his 47 years at Kingswood Oxford. […]
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Although not everyone loves taking math classes, there is a clear consensus on campus that everyone loves Upper School math Department Chair Sandi Goss. Mrs. Goss has been with KO for 15 years and will be desperately missed when she leaves at the end of this year. From her bright and positive energy to her […]
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