After months of preparation, 14 Kingswood Oxford students traveled to Italy and Greece from June 14 to June 22, visiting historical sites, museums, beaches, and cities throughout both countries. The trip gave students the opportunity to experience places they had learned about in the classroom while also spending time with friends and meeting students from […]
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From Wednesday, Sept. 9 to Friday, Sept. 11, the freshmen, their advisors, and prefects spent time getting to know each other at Camp Merriwood in Orford, N.H. As the school year begins, it is important for freshmen from KO’s Middle School and the new members of the KO community to get to know one another. […]
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On Friday, Sept. 11, KO held its annual Service Learning Day. Whether you’re a freshman just getting back from Camp Meriwood, a sophomore whose morning was spent helping with hydroponic gardens, a junior who spent the day team bonding, or a senior who either helped move furniture, prepare meals, teach children, or help on a […]
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On Tuesday, Sept. 1, all Kingswood Oxford students were welcomed back to campus for the busy year ahead with the school’s annual Convocation Ceremony in the Hoffman Field House. The assembly normally takes place in Roberts Theatre, but was moved to the Field House due to maintenance issues in Roberts. Despite a last-minute change of […]
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The Community Commons was filled with music, food, and conversation on Friday, Sep. 25, as students, faculty, and families gathered for the Festival del Guiverno during Hispanic Heritage Month. The celebration brought together members of the school community to recognize the different Hispanic cultures represented on campus. Throughout the event, attendees could try different foods, […]
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Junior Rhea Doshi was recognized for her achievements at the Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair (CT SEF) with Head of the Upper School Lisa Loeb presenting her with a plaque commemorating a first-place CASE Award during a recent assembly. The award recognized Rhea’s science fair research, which focuses on using gait analysis and blood biomarkers […]
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As a self-declared Chipotle connoisseur, I take it upon myself to report on their new menu items. My qualifications on the matter are far from few; in the past two months I’ve consumed over 25 Chipotle burritos, each containing the same ingredients. That doesn’t even include the countless chicken quesadillas and bowls I’ve eaten. Recently, […]
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IMPACT classes are not your standard elective. Each course is structured around a central driving question, and throughout the class, students explore how they can make a difference within and beyond the KO community. The IMPACT program began in the 2024-2025 school year and has since surged in popularity. For the upcoming school year, the […]
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Streaking down the field, legs burning, heart pounding with anticipation. Being blinded by the spotlights onstage. Seeing faces light up with “oh, I get it!” during a tutoring session. Leaving every thought and concern behind except the goal and the team. This is the KO sports program — vibrant, intense, and indispensable to our community. […]
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On March 4, our Community Commons transformed from the usual cafeteria and library into a beautifully decorated welcoming area with a potluck-style buffet and prayer space. Rose petals garnished the tables, and small lanterns illuminated the area while tiny chalkboards reading ‘Ramadan Mubarak’ sat in the middle of each table. KO holds many cultural events, […]
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