Alumni Outcomes
A Lifetime Advantage
What a Difference A KO Education Makes
The truth is, a Kingswood Oxford private school education will set you up for professional success and personal fulfillment. It’s an education for a lifetime because true learning, we consider, never stops. Ours is an intentionally developed and educational experience that features:
- A rigorous and relevant liberal arts curriculum
- Participation in the arts and athletics
- Supportive relationships with exceptional faculty and school leaders
- Abundant co-curricular and experiential learning opportunities
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And though many of our Wyverns have achieved great success professionally, the true measure of success is leading a life of honesty and integrity. This foundation allows us to adjust to life’s headwinds and the wisdom and strength to seize the opportunities that change generates. These are the guiding principles that a KO education instills.
“When students graduate from KO, I want them to know their strengths. I want them to know what they need to continue to work on. Most importantly, though, I want them to be able to go out into the world and make decisions that ultimately lead them to success, realizing that it isn’t necessarily the place they’re going to that matters; it’s actually what they can do in that place. They know what they can do; they know what they can bring, and they’re excited to build community.”
â David Baker â04, Upper School history chair
Hear From Our Graduates
KO Grads Make Their Mark in College and Beyond
Internships
Leadership Positions
Study Abroad
Graduate School
Employment
Careers Built on Passion
Kingswood Oxford graduates are bold, confident, and successful in various careers â too many to list! Instead, here are a few examples that show the depth and breadth of Kingswood Oxfordâs alumni:
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Dr. Caesar Anderson â92, medical director of hyperbaric medicine and advanced wound care at UC San Diego
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Jon Blitzer â03, contributing writer for The New Yorker and Fulbright Scholar
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Tim Brennan â00, The Dropkick Murphys band member
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Sara Chase â00, stage and screen actress whose credits include First Date, The Musical on Broadway and Netflixâs The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
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Jeremiah “Jerry” DeBerry â82, partner and director of diversity, equity, and inclusion Mayer Brown, LLP
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Jeff Dunn â73, former executive chairman, president and chief executive officer of Sesame Workshop, and interim president and chief executive officer of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Romil Hemnani â12, producer and d.j. for BrockhamptonÂ
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Erica Grody Levens ’78, director of The Today Show
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Katie Hurley â93, psychotherapist and author of The Happy Kid Handbook
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Janet Krevolin ’80, Chief Technology Officer, Bio2 Technologies, Professor, Tufts University, Department of Biomedical Engineering
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Colin McEnroe â72, writer and host of The Colin McEnroe Show on WNPR
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Nancy Miorelli â07, an entomologist living and working in Ecuador, who also works in earthquake relief providing temporary housing for victims
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John O’Hurley ’72, television actor in Seinfeld (J. Peterman), Billy Flynn in Chicago, Dancing with the Stars, first season winner
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Cody Paladino â07, pro-golfer and winner of the Connecticut Open
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Matt Ritter â00, Connecticut Speaker of the House
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Rachel Soper Sanders â06, founder Rootine
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Christian Stromberg â89, owner Saxtons River Distillery
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Maria Spinella ’93, executive producer of The Don Lemon Show on CNN
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David Zucker â88, musician and producer whose music is heard on programs ranging from reality television to the National Football League
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