Writing KO's story since 1972
In the media, one thing high school students always seem to have is an abundance of time. During the morning, they seem to have time for at least three major, life changing events to happen all before they go to school, where it seems like the bell never rings to send them to their next […]
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“We are following the state guidelines and have postponed the start of in-person winter athletics until we return in January,” Head of School Tom Dillow said. “Student-athletes should have received a Google classroom invitation for their respective sport by now. Coaches will be posting workouts regularly to the classroom. We will update you further on […]
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“Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole,” photographer Roger Caras said. Whether it’s dropping a toy in front of our feet, or lying next to us as we pet them, life is always fuller with dogs. These amazing animals put a smile on our face, reduce stress, and bring us […]
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I have been going to private school since I was two years old. Fourteen years of my life were made up of plaid jumpers, ties, knee highs, and blazers. From Montessori school to Catholic school to the quintessential Connecticut prep school, I have seen it all. I am not writing this article as an outsider […]
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“The amount of nonblack people at KO that say the n-word on a regular basis is something that needs to change.” “When I decided to take my braids out and pick my hair all the way out everyone was asking to touch my hair.” “I’ve lost count of the times I’ve been told that I’m […]
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The 2020 election is over. Joe Biden has been declared the next president of the United States. But it seems this election may have ultimately left the United States with more questions than answers. With controversies arising over mail-in ballots, voter suppression, and the legitimacy of the election results, many have begun to consider the […]
Read MoreWe have adapted to so many changes and routines due to the pandemic. It has affected our daily lives, and we have all become so flexible and accustomed to various changes and creative alternatives due to the virus. One of the more stressing concerns about the new way of learning due to the pandemic is […]
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The Covid-19 pandemic has hit our world, and hit our world hard. Every facet of our lives has been impacted – the country’s been closed, businesses have shuttered, and the global economy has dipped. However, nothing is without some benefits, and the coronavirus is no exception. Society will still experience plenty of improvements as a […]
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Over the past month, presidential and vice-presidential candidates have come together for a series of three debates. Usually, these debates would be a time for each of the candidates to lay out their plans if they were elected and have civil discourse with their competitor; however, this was not the case for these past debates. […]
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