Halloween Must-Watches!
Sophia Kaiser ’22 It is officially Spooky Season and there is nothing better than throwing some pie in the oven and turning on your favorite […]
Changes in OKS Sports
Ella Metzler ’22 COVID-19 has majorly affected day-to-day life, including how schools go about their after school sports. Oak Knoll has taken an intentional approach […]
Camp Cornelia Goes Virtual!
Jodie De Jesus ’21 An OKS service tradition of many years, Camp Cornelia gives two students the annual opportunity to collaborate with other Holy Child […]
OKS Arts Department Gets Creative with COVID
Elizabeth Eck ’22 and Aria Alva ’22 Since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, Oak Knoll has made adjustments in every facet of life. The […]
…Back to School?
Teresa Pollard ’21 As the previous school year came to an end, many students, in addition to their excitement for summer, had hope of returning […]
The Remote Experience: A Student’s Perspective
Madison Ballou ’21 Navigating daily life in the midst of a pandemic is beyond challenging. Upon entering the 2020-2021 school year, officials in hotspot states […]
Social Anxiety
Megan McCann ’23 and Sara Isabel Kaplan ’26 Social anxiety plays a prominent role in the lives of many youth in our society. In our […]
Wildfires Plague the West Coast
Katherine Whelan ’21 As of 2019, California led the United States in wildfire counts, and unfortunately, they have continued their record into 2020. Beginning in […]
Differences in Mass and Religious Services during a Pandemic
Ava Pospeck ’22 The COVID-19 pandemic has unfortunately delayed many religious gatherings for the past six months. However, many states, including New Jersey, are finally […]
Have No Fear, Fall Fun Is Here!
Emma Burgess ’21 While COVID-19 has canceled many things, fall certainly will not be one of them! There are plenty of fun and socially-distanced activities […]