Clubs & Activities

Description: Learn more about technology while working towards creating and building computers.

The purpose of this club is to build and fly aviation projects, fly drones, and practice with a flight simulator.

This scholarly club focuses on scientific inquiry and allows students who enjoy biology to learn more about the subject beyond the curriculum.

The club aims to provide fun events for Black-identifying members of the KO community, including dances, movie nights, and other activities hosted throughout the year. The group hopes to educate the students about ongoing issues and current events through speakers and assemblies.

The club offers lessons on how to play specific openings and the game in general.

If you are interested in STEM, or tech, or just want to learn more about cybersecurity, this is the club for you. The group plans on participating in online events like CyberStart America.

The mission is to teach students about engineering and fun activities related to specific engineering topics. This club will help cultivate curiosity and a passion for science and math.

epic is a fantastic forum for self-expression – short essays, poems, photography, and art are featured in this publication.

The goal of this club is to teach people how to debate, play games, compete in competitions, and host public speaking tournaments.

The Green Team informs the KO community about our impact on the environment and try to make our campus as sustainable as we can.

This is a safe space for LGBTQ+ students to be supported by allies and other queer students. The group will learn about queer history, intersectionality, and LGBTQ+ identities.

The goal of the club is to expose students to the medical field through experiential learning. The group will promote healthy lifestyle habits through peer-led activities.

The club learns about and invests in the stock market with KO’s $100,000 portfolio. The students are involved in the management of the portfolio and help grow it.

The KO News serves to unify the KO community in the form of relevant articles that highlight marginalized voices, inspire civil discussions, and inform the public.

The mission of the club is to create an environment where all students can have a positive impact on the KO community and non-profits in the greater Hartford area.

The goal of this club is to provide a space for mathematical exploration and creative problem-solving. The group aims for its members to see the beauty in mathematics.

The goal of this club is to study the law and compete in hypothetical cases.

The group teaches the fundamentals of Model UN, prepares for and attends Yale Model UN Conference, and host and lead KO Model UN in the spring.

This group spreads awareness about feminist issues through discussions about female issues at KO and the world.

Ancient philosophers were warriors, and leaders who fought for equality, developed modern science, and made the world a better place through their minds not fists. The group would like to bring the same process of thought to the club members for the betterment of themselves and those around them.

The POW Club is for female-identifying KO students from Upper Prep to Form 6, moms, and alumni. The group works to connect women in the KO community with students to develop authentic and engaging dialogue around women’s leadership and empowerment issues. The group hosts several events throughout the year, organizes drives, and publishes a monthly newsletter. Learn more.

The mission of Team Tobati is to increase the opportunities offered to poor youth in Tobati, Paraguay, and offer young U.S. students a fantastic experience for the greater good in the developing world.

thread Magazine’s mission is to create a space on campus where students passionate about fashion, photography, art, graphic design, and writing can find a voice and creative outlet by collaborating to create a student-run fashion publication. The group also gives back to the community by holding clothing drives and other charity events.

To promote healthy habits and to share information with community and the members of the club on Marine Biology, mostly focusing on conservation and ways to understand the marine world while also learning how to protect and what opportunities there are to do this.

An inclusive and welcoming club for those who are interested in cheering.

To enrich opportunities for student creative expression. We hope to bring positivity to campus, and share our love for ukulele.

Encourage creativity. Provide students with an opportunity for project learning. Develop technical skills( digital), including skills like app design and 3-D printing. Solve social problems (allowing students to use the skills they learn to produce meaningful projects.)

To educate and study the different aspects of Alzheimer’s disease and raise money for the continuation of research on ways to solve and prevent these diseases.

Education 4 Empowerment/ Little Sisters Fund believes girls everywhere deserve the right to a quality education. We believe in a world free from trafficking, gender-based violence and child labor, hoping to empower girls to stand up for themselves against discrimination and gender-based inequalities. Through this branch, we hope to fundraise and advocate for the issues girls face throughout the world as they search for opportunities for education.

Girls Who Code is an organization that promotes computer science for young girls, women and nonbinary individuals.

Our mission is to explore the properties of various materials and discover their potential applications based on those properties. We will learn about the methods of processing, extracting, and creating materials, allowing students to experience the production process firsthand and engage in creative projects.

Teach musicians about music theory, different instruments, and playing as a group while having fun.

To gain a sense of community through different cultures through food.

To educate students on Latin by learning activities and playing games.

The mission of my club is to educate people about the often overlooked details of diabetes, beyond the general knowledge that most already have. Raise awareness and funds for associations like the American Diabetes Association and the International Diabetes Foundation to make a real difference in the lives of those affected.

The mission of this club is to learn, understand, and develop a love for cars and their components. The group provides free educational lessons on how to change your oil and tire so students can feel more comfortable when driving and owning a car. 

The mission of GAINS is to help other high school girls connect with peers interested in STEM through meetings with other GAINS members across the country. Introduce students to STEM career options and interact with STEM role models 

To allow students at KO to have a chance to perform for their peers.

Provide an outlet for people to relax while printmaking. The group works on small and light projects that can be completed over multiple meetings.

To raise awareness about different cancers and cancer research along with all the support programs ACS offers. The group raises money through fundraisers for ACS.

Host the annual Baird Blood Drive and work with the  Leadership Council to bring in medical professionals for a panel.

Enjoy taking hikes on local and out-of-state trails